Guan Tong's Mind Power Circulation class continued as usual during the Rule Period, since it did not involve much verbal content.
After arriving at the classroom, he found the entire class unusually quiet for the first time. Not even a single student was whispering to another.
"Looks like you've all seen plenty of failed cases online and know that during this rule, the less you say, the better," Guan Tong said.
"I'm the same. So during this Rule Period, I won't be explaining much theory. The course will mainly consist of one-on-one sparring."
As soon as he finished speaking, quite a few students looked miserable.
After nearly three months of getting to know him, none of them doubted Guan Tong's abilities. However, his frequent sparring exercises made many students who disliked conflict and fighting deeply uncomfortable.
But that was Guan Tong's teaching style. His goal was to help his students improve, and he did not care too much whether they felt comfortable.
Of course, there were also students who refused to fight, and Guan Tong did not interfere with them. His philosophy was simply that a teacher only needed to teach what should be taught. Whether the students chose to learn was their own business.
So the students followed Guan Tong to the large gymnasium once again, using the spacious basketball court as their training ground and drawing lots to randomly determine their opponents.
After an intense sparring class, every student was drenched in sweat from exhaustion.
Guan Tong then gathered them together one last time to explain several key points and point out common problems in their sparring. That concluded the class.
Other than exertion sounds and cries of pain during their matches, the students barely spoke throughout the entire session. Guan Tong also said nothing except when giving