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A ten percent acceptance rate might not sound high, but it was actually ridiculously high.

Otherwise, competing against thousands across the country meant odds of one in ten thousand.

For an ordinary man like Mark to be selected, it could only be said that his luck had exploded.

But with his rise, opportunities had also come to his family.

Whether they could seize the chance to soar and become a new supernatural family, or whether the next generation would continue to languish, depended on luck and hard work.

Mark was, after all, an elite who had been battered by society. Teacher Lacey's enthusiasm made him vaguely sense that something was off.

But as a low-ranking minor official like himself, he was not afraid of being schemed against.

Teacher Lacey did indeed want something, but it could not really be called a scheme.

The school currently had over a hundred students. Some came from noble backgrounds, some were exceptionally gifted, and some were relatively ordinary.

Among the families, Mark's status was not particularly remarkable at all.

If he had not been lucky enough to catch the Spaceport's ride to Shuncheng, no one would likely have known him.

Teacher Lacey brought Mark to the dormitory building and pointed out the location of the dorm before taking his leave.

It was only as he was leaving that his words let Mark understand the reason for his enthusiasm.

"Mr. Mark, I've already applied for a residence in an ordinary community. If anything comes up with Hadige in the future, you can come directly to me."

Naturally, the school faculty had staff dormitories, which were part of the school's allocated quota.

But as an individual, Teacher Lacey could also apply for housing in other communities or apply to the school for a larger residence.

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