After Ashan and Feng Cheng completed the tests on the World Channel, they immediately simplified its construction model and divided it into simple modules, allowing others to complete the work through division of labor.
At the same time, the two of them came to the same tacit understanding—taking on students.
Four years later, the first batch of students under their guidance was about to graduate.
Ashan's course, "Exploration of Human Spiritual World Power," was merely an elective. More importantly, it carried few credits, so whether students chose to take it depended entirely on their own interests and hobbies.
At first, Ashan believed that the students would be interested at the beginning, but as time passed and their curiosity faded, some would leave. Those who remained would become the targets of his future development.
Unexpectedly, over the four years, not only had the number of students attending his classes not decreased, it had grown larger and larger. By the end, more than three hundred people attended every class.
Ashan was also very satisfied with these students who had studied under him for several years.
He simply did not know how many among these hundreds would be willing to continue delving deeper in this direction.
That day in class, Ashan stood on the podium and looked at the familiar faces filling the room in a dark sea below him. He could not help but smile.
Rather than turning on the computer as usual to display the day's lesson, he stepped down from the podium and came before the students. Slowly, he said, "You are all about to graduate. I'm very happy to see you here again in this class. This shows that you have a great interest in 'Spiritual Power.' Of course, perhaps some of you also harbor impractical fantasies. That is