There's Something Wrong with You Wizard

Other wizarding academies teach meditation, memorizing spells, and accumulating mana. Graystone Tower only teaches you one thing: carry it. 100 Points are issued every month, and 150 points are compulsorily deducted. Earn 5 points for carving a rune, and lose 2 points for scrapping a piece of iron. Earn 60 points by hunting a shadow python, and lose a life if your teammate dies. Graduation requires a mental sea stabilizer, 2000 points - equal to thirty-three shadow python lives, equal to ten A-level missions, equal to one life gamble. Ishikawa, the earth traveler. He knew thermodynamics, materials science - but theory couldn't save his hand. He carved out five hundred pieces of iron before lighting the first rune, and hunted twenty shadow pythons to save enough money to buy medicine. When the crystal ball was tested, a crack spread from the center of the ball, but the instructor said nothing. On graduation day, the instructor finally spoke: "You are not a mortal. Half of your soul belongs to the void." Ishikawa looked back at the Gray Stone Tower and left without crying. He joined the Pioneer Legion, passed through the Void Gate, and embarked on the battlefield to conquer another world. There are abyss pollution, realms of gods, and unknown laws - but the Gray Stone Tower taught him: knowledge is not memorized, it is grown. The knowledge gained in exchange for one's life is the wizard's strongest power. In this wizard civilization, every wizard is a mountain. Under the mountain peaks are the bricks of knowledge made of failures, scars, and losses; above the mountain peaks are the truths that each inquires, weaves, and becomes. Don't ask to read thousands of sails and shadows, just stick to the truth at hand. This is not only graduation, but also the prelude to the expansion of wizard civilization. Come to China Literature's website to read more of my works!