"Since the Shenxiao Sect split after the sectarian war, the weapons of its forces have circulated everywhere, and this is one of the Taiyi Sky Bombs."
"Those Daoist Officials sent by the Wanfa Sect oppress us rcilessly. Only this Sky Bomb can help us vent our anger and explode all that pent-up bitterness in our hearts."
"Everyone chip in together, and I’ll help you find the source of goods. As long as there are enough Spirit Stones, what Magic Treasure can’t be bought?"
Under Zhang Yu’s encouragent, various Magic Treasures and Flying Swords from military sources were equipped into everyone’s hands.
A Taiyi Sky Bomb blew up and killed the Daoist Official in the governnt office, and the war erupted with a roar.
Zhang Yu fell to the ground in the first wave of the battle.
After a long ti, he lifted his feigned death status, opened his eyes fiercely, and quietly left the battlefield.
Zhang Yu found his superior and reported, "The task is completed. Where to next?"
Zhang Yu was a weapon trafficker, wandering the territories of various sects, directly selling weapons wherever there was war and rebellion.
If nothing broke out, he used his excellent abilities to instigate riots and wars, indiscriminately selling cultivation techniques, Magic Treasures, and Flying Swords leaked from various armies.
His motto was: what the enemy opposes, we support; what the enemy supports, we take a thirty percent cut.
In this era, when the network had not yet erged and the True God system was underdeveloped, his business was easy to conduct.
There were many like him, with wars and riots happening everywhere.
But Zhang Yu understood that all wars and all riots were rely the will of the Immortals behind them.
Later, when the Immortals decided to cease fighting, a thod of controlling military-grade power erged, making it increasingly difficult for Zhang Yu to make money, and himself increasingly at risk.
Finally, amidst nervous rest and sleep, he inadvertently advanced his ntal thod to the state of spiritual integration.
...
Zhang Yu took off the spiritual interface mask, recalling in his mind scenes of charging toward the sect Daoist Officials, feeling the ntal thod in his mind becoming increasingly agitated.
"It seems I’ve made so progress."
Recalling the experiences in the simulated environnt, Zhang Yu had only one thought: "The Immortals do not care about rebellion, nor do they care about resistance."
"Even the riots themselves are their creations, and war data can be traded."
In the following ti, Zhang Yu continued his daily journey of spiritual integration.
Although after each session, he could feel so improvent, and the White Bull he envisioned in his mind grew more vivid, as if coming to life, making him feel closer to spiritual integration, yet always missing just a tiny bit.
Just that little bit.
...
Ti quickly moved to August.
Less than a month remained until the final exams.
On this day, a True God suddenly contacted Zhang Yu, asking if he had chosen a ntor, as the end-of-year deadline was approaching.
Zhang Yu had naturally prepared for this.
After the Foundation Establishnt exam ended, as the winner, he had the right to appoint a ntor at the university.
A ntor during university represents the faction a student will belong to, influencing their undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral developnt paths.
Zhang Yu was naturally cautious, especially since he wanted to transfer to the Artifact Refining Departnt, making the choice of a ntor even more crucial.
He sought advice from Zhang Pianpian.
Zhang Pianpian told him: "If your goal is to transfer to the Artifact Refining Departnt in your third year, then the stronger the ntor, the better."
"Although the Artifact Refining Departnt and the Civil Engineering Departnt have a good relationship, for you to smoothly transition into the top 20 and switch departnts, a strong ntor can reduce many troubles."
"However, the stronger the ntor, the higher the demands on students; the Artifact Refining Departnt, as a flagship major, has even higher expectations."
"Additionally, for soone like you transferring from the Civil Engineering Departnt..."
"They may have to accept you due to regulations, but they probably won’t treat you well."
"The worst situation in choosing a ntor is picking one who is uncooperative. If they refuse to teach you, accepting you as a student is aningless, depriving you of the opportunity to receive genuine guidance."
"I think if you want to transfer departnts, it’s better to take it slow and transfer after graduating from Civil Engineering by taking the grad school entrance exams."
Zhang Yu knew Zhang Pianpian was right; the success rate for transfer through grad exams was obviously the highest.
But he knew he was under the pressure of the Evil God ritual, needing to enter one of the ten major sects before the passage closed, as soon as possible.
He wanted to transfer to the Artifact Refining Departnt early, take the exams early, and find a path into the ten major sects as soon as possible.
Therefore, with Zhang Yu’s insistence, Zhang Pianpian helped to gather information, and they ultimately decided on choosing the Magnetic Pole True Monarch from the Artifact Refining Departnt.
This Nascent Soul Realm deputy director was likely to beco the head of the Artifact Refining Departnt in the future.
He was one of the most promising teachers in the Artifact Refining Departnt, and with his support, as long as Zhang Yu had good enough grades, there would be no issue with transferring departnts.
However, such a big figure in the Artifact Refining Departnt naturally wouldn’t care about a student from the Civil Engineering Departnt like Zhang Yu; if the True God appointed him directly, he might accept Zhang Yu without really accepting him, leaving Zhang Yu in a situation where having a ntor was equivalent to having none.
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