Although Chen Mu's achievements were not widely known, his contributions to academia—or rather, to magic and science—were extremely famous within the field.
For example, as students, Qin Lin and the others might not have known exactly what Chen Mu had contributed, but weren't their textbooks, especially their introductory books on magic, all compiled by Chen Mu?
Chen Mu's name was written on the cover of every magic book, so once they recalled it, even the two of them, whose grades were not particularly good, remembered Chen Mu's identity.
Holding the rank of major general while also being a driving force behind Chinese magic, that string of accolades made people unable to do anything but look up to him.
And that was without them knowing anything else about him.
It could be said that the widespread popularity of magic in China today had a great deal to do with the textbooks compiled by Chen Mu.
"General Chen Mu?"
Gamora raised an eyebrow and looked at Qin Lin with curiosity, hoping to learn more.
Hearing this, Gamora became even more curious.
"It can be said that a major reason for China's magical reforms was General Chen Mu's efforts." Even the unreliable Li Jing could not help but praise him now, continuing, "If General Chen Mu hadn't provided those magic books, China wouldn't be this powerful."
These two young men could imagine that without Chen Mu's magical reforms, with their already poor grades, their futures would have been extremely uncertain.
But things were different now. Both of them had quite remarkable magical talent, and that meant they could go very far down the path of magic in the future. It could be said that Chen Mu had given them a brand-new future.
Although they had never met him, they were still deeply grateful