Another two weeks passed by, and it was ti for Li Pu to teach Guan Heshi again. This ti, Long Ren stayed in the dorm instead of tagging along.
"What’s up, not being a shadow today?"
Wu Guinan returned to the dorm after class and couldn’t help but tease Long Ren a bit.
"Not tagging along, not tagging along, never tagging along again."
Long Ren was busy playing a computer ga and just shook his head.
Since the number of people in the dorm increased, the frequency of computer use also went up.
Therefore, with the high demand, the number of computers in the dorm beca two.
"So, did you gain any insights?"
Wu Guinan sat next to him and turned on the other computer.
"..."
Hearing this, Long Ren fell silent.
He just finished a ga, and his hands left the keyboard.
"I feel... that guy is simply not like a student at all."
He turned to Wu Guinan with a perplexed expression.
"I followed him for a full two weeks, and he only went to six classes."
"Oh? Three classes a week?"
Hearing this, Wu Guinan felt that, from what he knew of Li Pu, this was already quite amazing, practically unheard of.
Long Ren: "Yes, three classes."
Long Ren: "And he taught three classes to others."
Wu Guinan: "..."
"I feel like this guy’s soul is excessively free."
"It’s as if he’s entirely self-taught, not really related to your school."
Long Ren shared his thoughts.
"Well... half and half, I’d say."
Wu Guinan was also quite speechless, but he knew the truth wasn’t entirely so.
He had more or less seen Li Pu’s behavior these days.
If you were to say that this guy achieved his current results without the school’s resources, he wouldn’t agree.
But if you were to say that Li Pu is a qualified student, he couldn’t agree either.
"If you want to talk about self-learning, it should be that little guy."
As he spoke, Wu Guinan’s gaze shifted to the little tree person squatting on the balcony, basking in the sunlight while reading a book.
It turns out, the first ti he ca back from Guan Heshi, Li Pu brought back several books on plant reincarnation.
But after flipping through a few pages, he felt sothing was amiss.
Gnawing through books is far more ti-consuming and laborious than teaching soone to play cards.
So after so thought, he entrusted this task to the little tree person.
Let the tree person read the books, digest the information, and then convey the essential knowledge points back to him—it would save a lot of effort.
Even if it didn’t work out, he could always ask the tree person if he encountered any problems later, since they lived in the sa dorm, which was very convenient.
It was surely more positive than it spending all day watching pollination videos and gradually getting addicted to the internet and gas.
In exchange, he could offer so loving whippings—truly a win-win situation.
"But speaking of which, the practical activities are in two weeks."
Wu Guinan retracted his gaze and looked at Long Ren: "Are you going to participate?"
"Of course, I’ll participate."
At the ntion of this, Long Ren imdiately beca interested: "Actually, during this ti, so student council mbers have already invited to form a team."
Since he had followed Li Pu for two weeks and hadn’t attended any classes, most classmates didn’t know about the presence of this exchange student.
Only so student council mbers who had the list knew the situation.
In fact, among this batch of exchange students from Imperial University, Long Ren was the most famous.
So there were still a handful of people who wanted to form a team with him, eager to see the level of a top student from Imperial University.
"Oh, then did you agree?"
Wu Guinan asked Long Ren.
"Of course not, I want to hang out with you guys."
Long Ren’s reply was straightforward.
"Okay, then the team is settled."
Wu Guinan nodded.
The team formation rules for practical activities were different than the usual casual grouping.
They were divided into teams led by students from each grade from fourth to first.
The composition of each team and the practical area were different.
Among them, first-year students like them could only participate in first-year main teams.
The area they would go to was the westward region, the most dangerous area among the four directions outside the school.
The school required each first-year main team to have one third-year student, one second-year student, and three first-year students.
And among the five team mbers, there must be at least two non-combat students.
Thanks to the camaraderie from the Southwest Star Cup, Wu Guinan quickly gathered the team.
Because there could only be one second-year student, senior Wang Nuonuo unfortunately couldn’t join.
The team currently had senior Jiang Guiju and senior Chang Shoushang leading it with Li Pu and Wu Guinan as mbers. They were just one person short, and Long Ren fit right in.
Apart from Li Pu, who was in the cultivation departnt, the rest were in the combat departnt, but since Long Ren was an exchange student, he could theoretically be considered from any departnt.
After securing Long Ren as the last mber, Wu Guinan inford the other mbers of the result. Now, they just had to wait for the two weeks to pass.
...
During the month since his return from Zhongdu, Li Pu lived a fulfilling life.
His main task was to sit in front of the computer and carefully read the plans on the USB drive given by Guan Heshi.
Also, through the school forum, or senior Cai Yan’s group of old clients, he took up so jobs to help train summoned creatures.
As he gradually built his reputation, his clients grew to a point where there was no end to them.
In just a month, he earned nearly 100,000 Crystal Coins from this business.
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