The world changes, and countless ancient ferocious beasts return.
Qin Tian gets a System and becomes a Martial Emperor after a single bout of cultivation. He's itching to put his powers to use.
But after scoring zero on the academy's humanities exam, he has to repeat the year. The idiotic System deems him not yet capable enough, and for the Host's safety, won't let him leave the city.
So, in order to graduate, Qin Tian humbly seeks advice from the great humanities experts of every discipline.
"What should you do if you encounter a mutated Thunder Leopard in the wilderness?"
Li Youqing thinks it's simple. "First, don't turn your back on the Thunder Leopard. That will trigger its hunting instincts. You need to crouch down and face it, then slowly back away while looking for cover. That way, you'll have a chance to escape."
"This question is easy. It's right there in the third section of the textbook. How did you answer it?" she asks.
"I punched the Thunder Leopard's head off," Qin Tian says awkwardly.
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Since I am restricted by the system and cannot leave the city, can my attack skills also prevent me from leaving the city? Isn't it true that even though he's already Emperor Martial, he still doesn't have a few long-range skills, right?
I would like to make you the most aggrieved Emperor Wu
With the power of Emperor Wu, he arrested the whole family, and chopped off the heads of his whole family without issuing graduation certificates. Will he not be able to graduate?
The protagonist has reached the realm of Emperor Wu, can't he just break the system and leave the city?
This Emperor Wu must have a lot of food to be restricted by the city system.
What Emperor Wu? I'm a slider. . .
It's wonderful. In my opinion, there is no poisonous point yet.
Actually it's not bad, but it's a bit too much of pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger.
It's enough that the eunuch hasn't been taken off the shelves for so long.
Why does this book have a 10-point rating? Or should I say that as long as it's a book, it's 10 points.