"The special class is simply the special class the school is about to launch," Zhang Li couldn't help but crack a joke at this moment.
This remark immediately left the students below speechless; the teacher was joking again.
However, Zhang Li didn't tease them any further and instead explained, "This class is actually an honors class, primarily opened for students with special talents like Li Yu."
She then proceeded to explain the reasoning: students like Li Yu, who are suited for any path, would be funneled into this group. This class was prepared specifically for geniuses.
After hearing the teacher's explanation, everyone understood, and the looks they cast toward Li Yu were filled with envy.
If things went as expected, Li Yu would receive priority training in that class, right? But upon reflecting on Li Yu's talent, everyone felt a sense of resignation.
Possessing such terrifying learning talent, it would be a loss not to attend such a class. If the descriptions of Li Yu's talent were true, it wouldn't be a surprise if he finished everything the school had to teach in a short period of time.
"Alright, pack your things and head to your respective classes. Li Yu, come with me!" Having finished her explanation, the homeroom teacher called out to Li Yu before walking out of the classroom.
Seeing this, Li Yu stood up, grabbed his schoolbag, and followed the teacher out of the classroom.
"I will still be your homeroom teacher from now on. Your talent is excellent, but you must not slack off. This talent requires your own hard work to take you further," the homeroom teacher advised as she led Li Yu toward the new classroom.
Talent is talent, but one cannot be arrogant; one must work hard to go further.
Although Li Yu's talent allowed him to learn many things easily, it would be useless if he didn't put in the effort.
She hoped Li Yu would keep this in mind and not develop an arrogant personality.
In reality, she didn't know much about Li Yu, as he had always been a wallflower in class, and his grades were merely average.
Many students were like this; if their grades weren't exceptionally good or bad, teachers generally wouldn't pay them any special attention.
This was true in this world, just as it was in Li Yu's previous life. Facing the homeroom teacher's earnest advice, Li Yu nodded to signal he had taken it to heart.
Seeing Li Yu's calm demeanor, the homeroom teacher felt relieved. This child had a steady mindset and likely wouldn't fall into the trap of arrogance.
What she feared most were students who, upon awakening their talents, developed a "king of the world" mentality, thinking they were invincible just because they had awakened.
Such students rarely went far due to their excessive pride. This student's temperament was quite steady, so the problems she worried about shouldn't arise.
Li Yu followed his homeroom teacher to the second floor of another teaching building and stopped in front of a classroom.
"This is the class you'll be attending from now on. Go in; the other students should be arriving soon," the homeroom teacher signaled for Li Yu to head inside first.
At this moment, there was no one else in the classroom. It was completely empty, and the seating was entirely up to him.
Li Yu walked straight into the classroom, scanned the room, and found a seat near the back.
This position allowed him to see the playground through the window—the back row by the window, the hometown of kings.
Once seated, Li Yu took out his books and arranged them.
After finishing, Li Yu glanced at the teacher standing outside and decided to take out his phone to scroll through videos, continuing to study martial arts techniques online.
Zhang Li heard the sound coming from Li Yu's phone in the classroom, but after one look, she stopped paying attention.
The child wasn't playing on his phone; he was studying. She wondered just how much Li Yu's talent could allow him to learn from the internet?
She would find an opportunity to test it later; Li Yu's homeroom teacher quickly formed a plan.
While Li Yu was scrolling on his phone, students gradually began to arrive. A few who walked in and saw Li Yu on his phone were momentarily stunned.
However, they didn't say anything, instead silently finding seats and putting away their books.
After all, no one knew each other yet, so there was no need for conversation; they would wait until the teacher asked for self-introductions.
As time passed, more and more students filled the classroom. Some who came from the same class gathered to chat.
Seeing so many students arrive, Li Yu couldn't help but look up at the classroom. There were already over twenty people, both boys and girls, though everyone was sitting scattered, with very few sitting together.
Just as Li Yu was observing the classroom, a few more people walked in from outside. The people in the classroom were stunned when they saw the uniforms they were wearing.
These people weren't from their school, but from the neighboring Foreign Language School.
Would these people be in the same class as them from now on? Had the two schools merged? Or was there some other reason?
Carrying this confusion, Li Yu observed them. The most eye-catching among them was a cold, aloof girl with long, straight black hair.
She entered the classroom, scanned the people inside, and walked directly to the empty seat in front of Li Yu to sit down.
As she sat in front of him, a faint fragrance wafted over, causing Li Yu to mutter to himself.
The girl who sat down ignored the gazes of those around her and silently took out her books.
Li Yu, sitting behind her, inadvertently saw her name... Yukino Yukinoshita?
Seeing this name, Li Yu frowned. Is this right? This isn't the third dimension; this is the second dimension?
The moment Li Yu saw the name, he realized why this girl looked so familiar.
Good heavens, truly good heavens! Li Yu was shocked. Is this actually the second dimension?
If so, besides Yukino Yukinoshita, were there other characters from the second dimension?
Thinking this, Li Yu scanned the people in the classroom, only to find no other familiar faces.
Perhaps there would be more in the students yet to arrive? There were still many empty seats in the classroom, and the teacher was still waiting outside.
If things went as expected, there should be many students who hadn't arrived yet, right? Thinking of this, Li Yu couldn't help but feel expectant.
It was truly unexpected that this world actually contained characters from the second dimension.
But on second thought, this world was already riddled with holes; the appearance of these second-dimensional characters didn't seem all that surprising.
Perhaps these people had arrived in this world for some reason and had obtained identities here?
Regardless, for someone who loved the second dimension, this was truly great news. Li Yu admitted that he was getting excited!
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