Inside the Training Field.
The first-year Demonstration Class students were conducting one-on-one combat training.
Martial Arts Teacher Lei Jun shouted at everyone, "Dao Arts are fought with money, Martial Dao is fought with lives. If you want to spend less money, then you have to risk your life more."
"The harder you train now, the less money you'll spend on tutoring classes."
"In another two months, you'll officially become second-year students. Think about it—are your current standards worthy of the second year?"
As he urged everyone to cultivate diligently, Lei Jun looked at the Purple People, Beast People, and Black People in the class and sighed inwardly. During this year's high school entrance interviews, whether applicants are willing to undergo new Body Tempering surgeries after enrollment will probably become an important bonus point.
In another five or ten years, it will probably become a fixed enrollment requirement, just like sterilization surgery.
Lei Jun could already imagine the situation then. What? You want to pursue Immortal Cultivation looking like that? Go get your Transformation Surgery first.
But Lei Jun was also somewhat relieved. Good thing I'm not a Sports Teacher. It has little to do with me.
As new Body Tempering technologies advanced, Lei Jun knew that the Sports Teachers were practically holding meetings every day, constantly studying new teaching plans.
That's why being a Martial Arts Teacher is better. The teaching workload is the easiest.
Though only first-year Martial Arts Teachers have it easy.
Lei Jun knew that Martial Arts Teachers for the third year were under tremendous pressure.
After all, when facing third-year students who had already entered Late-Stage Qi Refining and were at the age when they hungered most fiercely for points, what was needed was genuine combat experience.
*Teachers like me, who are only skilled in such