According to Aurora Academy's rules, Fan Lang's time to study had ended today, and he should have left.
The manager opened the door and walked in. After checking Fan Lang's condition, he said, "Fan Lang, your time is almost up. If you think the Reincarnation Holy Scripture is too difficult, hurry up and give up. Spending three thousand credits to glimpse the mysteries of reincarnation is still worth it."
"Thank you for the reminder. Please extend my time by another three days. I'm willing to pay another three thousand credits." Fan Lang continued studying as he spoke, without stopping.
"What? You still want to continue studying?" The manager was greatly surprised.
"That's right."
"This isn't a wise choice. You only enrolled recently. Although you shone brilliantly in the final exam and earned quite a few credits, you don't have enough to squander like this. If you extend your time by another three days, you won't have many credits left. Take my advice and give up. Forget three more days—even thirty more days would make it difficult for you to succeed. Some people have studied here continuously for half a year before, consuming enormous amounts of credits, and still failed in the end."
"I'll say the same thing: thank you for the reminder, but my mind is made up. I won't change it lightly."
"This..." The manager had meant well, but Fan Lang rejected his advice, leaving him somewhat irritated. "Fine. Since this is your decision, I won't stop you. I'll deduct three thousand credits and extend your time by three days. This is your last chance. Your remaining credits aren't enough for another extension, so take care of yourself. I hope you gain something in these three days. Don't let it all go down the drain."
After saying that, the