Bai Jiacao: "...Hehe."
She did not even spare the boy named A Hao a glance and walked straight toward the huge cauldron.
Yet "by accident," she stomped hard on A Hao's foot, making the boy who had just set this year's best freshman record jump three feet into the air in pain.
Before A Hao's classmates could help him up, Bai Jiacao hooked one leg of the huge cauldron with her foot and gave it a light flick. The cauldron, which weighed a full three hundred kilograms and was comparable to a small Sword Halberd Demon Pig, flew lightly into the air and landed steadily on her shoulder.
Such an effortless display of strength was simply too beautiful. The freshmen around them were all stunned.
Even A Hao, who was hopping around while clutching his toes, froze with his teeth bared in pain.
Including him, everyone had used the "Overlord Lifts the Cauldron" method just now—half-squatting or half-kneeling to hug or shoulder the cauldron up.
Who could send such a huge cauldron flying with the strength of one foot alone, then catch it steadily?
Not to mention, she was such a petite, doll-faced girl.
Just what kind of terrifying power was hidden inside those seemingly slender legs?
"Who is she?"
"Isn't that a bit too outrageous?"
"I think she's from Jianzhong."
"Seventh in the city, third in our department in the National College Entrance Examination!"
Amid the crowd's cries of surprise, Bai Jiacao carried the three-hundred-kilogram cauldron and strode onto the Heaven Ladder.
The first ten levels of the Heaven Ladder were ordinary stairs. She did not pause at all, darting up in three steps as lightly as a dragonfly touching water, naturally drawing another round of amazed clicks of the tongue.
Starting from the eleventh level, the Heaven Ladder