Not to mention the quality of life and the quality of their cultivation resources.
"This is the common failing of most commoners. They haven't read many books or seen much of the world. The moment they see someone powerful, they get carried away and stop thinking. Whatever other people say, they take as the truth."
Otherwise, Shrek wouldn't have been able to deceive so many talented students so easily. It had all come down to taking advantage of ordinary students' lack of experience and their tendency to fall for a con.
Some people knew they'd been deceived, yet still pretended not to notice. A Spirit Master was proud; how could they possibly admit they'd been fooled?
In Qin Ming's heart, Shrek Academy represented the glory he held dear. Xue Beng had insulted his school, and that had greatly lowered his opinion of Xue Beng—and even of the entire imperial family.
He'd originally felt the same way about Li Pu, but Li Pu's three questions had left him unable to argue back.
The so-called Monster Academy of Shrek wasn't actually any better than the other academies.
"No, that's not true. In the fourteen years since Shrek Academy was founded, its graduates have made names for themselves across the continent. The most outstanding among them now serves as an elder in Spirit Hall. You should know that an elder in Spirit Hall holds a position comparable to the Pope's." Qin Ming still insisted, unwilling to accept reality.
Li Pu gave a scornful smile. "But which of the elders in Spirit Hall isn't a Titled Douluo? By your academy's admission standards, students enter at twelve. The academy hasn't even been around for thirty years. A Titled Douluo under thirty—now that really would be impressive. And yet Shrek Academy still has to look to