Jing Hongchen: The Conditions Happen to Fit My Family, but This Is Definitely Not Nepotism!

Although Chen Ming did not consider himself someone who put on airs, he still found it difficult to mingle with this group.

Even when people approached him on their own, wanting to become his lackeys, Chen Ming could not be bothered to take on a few underlings.

After all... the gap between them was not merely enormous; Chen Ming could not even find any particularly unique redeeming quality in them.

Whether it was personality, Martial Soul, appearance, or talent, they were all rather ordinary...

Moreover, Chen Ming had been an adult in his previous life, and his way of thinking came with strong preferences and dislikes. Forcing himself to fit in with them would only waste his time.

Following Chen Ming's example, Xiao Hongchen and Meng Hongchen, who had originally been quite interested in the topics and flattery of their peers, unconsciously pulled away from the others as well. The three of them ended up isolating the entire class without even realizing it.

Yet, thanks to their backgrounds, strength, and talent, even though the three showed little interest in socializing, they were still enthusiastically sought after by the rest of the class, who believed this was the pride geniuses ought to possess.

This was a fairly common occurrence in worlds like the Douluo Continent, where individual strength reigned supreme.

Although the Douluo Continent had plenty of problems, at least it was not the sort of world where an invincible Immortal King would be looked down upon by mortals, or where a nouveau riche's child would bully the son of the richest man.

After attending classes for a few days, Chen Ming could not say he had learned nothing. But compared to the days when he had received personal instruction from a Titled Douluo, he always felt that his current rate