"Even a pig would be smarter than that idiot with a hole in his brain."
Shen Fei found Sumeru's Akademiya, especially that so-called Grand Sage, utterly speechless. In his eyes, the man's god-creation plan had been unreliable from beginning to end, yet the Grand Sage had been brimming with confidence. Looking at how the plan developed afterward, it had nothing to do with him at all. Shen Fei truly had no idea where his baffling confidence came from.
"Come to think of it, the Void Terminal has existed in Sumeru for five hundred years. Yet over those five hundred years, Sumeru doesn't seem to have produced any groundbreaking inventions. The Akademiya's only contribution was probably setting an example for schools in other countries."
While in Liyue, Shen Fei had gathered some information about Sumeru. The Akademiya was indeed very famous, and many people from other nations went there to study abroad. Even after other countries began following suit and establishing their own schools, there were still plenty of international students. After all, Sumeru had an incredibly rich collection of books.
However, as time passed, other countries gradually caught up in this regard, especially Liyue and Fontaine. Once the educational standards of those two nations rose, Liyue and Fontaine became people's preferred destinations for studying abroad. Of course, although Sumeru had lost many foreign students, it still had some, since its collection of books was simply too vast. Lisa had gone there to study precisely because of those books.
Of course, that alone was nothing. Liyue, Fontaine, and Sumeru each had different primary directions in education. What left Shen Fei speechless was that the Akademiya had not produced any particularly significant achievements in the past five hundred years.
No matter how much the Akademiya boasted about the caliber of its sages,