The undergraduate line is the golden line that changes the destiny in the eyes of countless martial arts candidates from ordinary families in Blue Star. Crossing the line means nationally certified "quasi-martial artist" status, enjoying subsidies, better employment prospects and social respect.
Blue Star has an official education system standard for the martial arts college entrance examination. This set of standards is widely used in middle schools, universities and even social class assessments.
1. Warrior. A low-level martial artist is considered a low-level martial artist with qi and blood between 100 and 120, which is the starting range for most ordinary high school students. A person with qi and blood of 121-140 is an intermediate martial artist, which is the common level required to obtain a general martial arts diploma. Those with Qi and blood between 141 and 149 are considered high-level martial arts students. They are at the level of outstanding students in key high schools and have the potential to enter the martial arts undergraduate program. The martial arts undergraduate course requires a blood value ≥ 150 and cultural courses to meet the standards. This is the first critical watershed in the level of life.
2. Warrior. At the undergraduate level and above, those who have successfully condensed "power" and can initially control its use mark the official entry into martial arts. "Strength" has three realms and is also the three realms of a warrior. Those who master Ming Jin become a junior warrior, those who master Dark Jin become an intermediate warrior, and those who master Hua Jin become a high-level warrior.
Beyond undergraduate education, there is a broader world.
But this is not what Lin Xiaofan should think about now. His current task is to complete the martial arts undergraduate course in the remaining 100 days!
