Magic Martial University's measures were swiftly put into effect.
The incoming class of 2009 all received a notice from the university: "Plan for the Allocation of Student Dormitories for the Class of 2009."
Before they had even enrolled, they already knew of President Fang, all because of the new Martial Arts Club regulations.
After learning that the new Martial Arts Club president was merely a sophomore, quite a few students immediately declared that once they became sophomores, they would unseat him and become the Martial Arts Club president themselves.
There was also no shortage of commentary from the public.
"Five hundred thousand a year? Magic Martial University is practically robbing people! That would be enough to buy a house elsewhere!"
"As one of the nation's two premier universities, Magic City Martial Arts University has gone to such lengths to profiteer from dormitory allocation. How can we entrust our children to them for training with peace of mind?"
"Don't pay to move in! Only an idiot would spend five hundred thousand a year renting a dorm!"
The outside world was overwhelmingly critical of Magic Martial University's actions. In their view, a university ought to be more pure—what was with doing this to make money?
Most of those voicing their opinions were ordinary people. They had underestimated the spending power of martial artists. Five hundred thousand was only the price of two or three pills.
Moreover, most people who applied to become martial artists either came from martial artist families or had substantial assets, enough to support the costs of martial arts training.
Of course, there might also be a genius from a poor family. Fang Ping had offered preferential treatment to such people: they could live there for free. The people he wanted to fleece were the rich, not them.
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