[Urban High Martial Arts + Superpower Awakening + System + Campus and Gaokao + Rule-Based Abilities + Hilarious Power Fantasy]
After the Gaokao, average student Zhuge Hao is reborn on the first day of his senior year of high school.
Even more unbelievably, he awakens a top-student System.
Zhuge Hao is instantly thrilled.
Rebirth plus a System: isn't this the perfect chance to defy fate?
He's already made up his mind.
This time, he'll grind through practice problems, get into a top university, and reach the pinnacle of life.
That is, until his homeroom teacher announces from the podium: “In three days, all senior students will take the superpower awakening test. Those who fail will transfer to administrative support training; those who succeed will prepare for the martial arts Gaokao.”
Only then does Zhuge Hao realize that he hasn't been reborn into an ordinary Blue Star at all.
Outside the cities, vicious beasts roam, and rifts to the abyss are scattered everywhere.
Only those who pass the martial arts Gaokao are respected.
Others awaken fire, lightning, space, or beast transformation.
But Zhuge Hao's ability looks like nothing more than an ordinary support skill.
Then, during his first practical exam, a vicious beast lunges at him.
Zhuge Hao looks at the System panel that appears before him, pauses for two seconds, and raises a hand to cast a barrier.
The next moment, the beast is forcibly pinned in place.
[Please answer the following question.]
[Given that a lightning rhino releases an electrical pulse, forming an instantaneous high-voltage electric field at the tip of its horn, and an electron accelerates from rest...]
[Set up an energy equation to find the speed and kinetic energy of a single electron in the pulse, and determine whether relativistic corrections are needed.]
Lightning Rhino: “...”
Everyone, including the beast, is dumbfounded.
From that day on, Zhuge Hao sets out on an increasingly outrageous path through the world of high martial arts.
“Can't solve the problem?”
“Then suffer the punishment of the Top Student Barrier.”
Is the previous clone article still updated?