The Grand Conclusion

"What does blind bidding mean?"

Actually, it was very simple, which was to isolate all bidders so they could not compare prices or call out bids face to face.

Jiang Ran's approach left everyone, including the principal, dumbfounded.

Indeed, everyone had come to vie for Jiang Ran, this unprecedented super top scorer in the college entrance examination.

Yet...

Who would have thought that admissions could also rely on "bidding," and moreover, a "blind bidding" process led by Jiang Ran?

Whether willing or not, Zheng Que, the admissions officer for Divine Firmament University, had already pulled out his pen and started writing.

With no other choice, the other teachers accepted the situation and began writing down their respective terms.

One had to admit that conducting admissions in the form of blind bids was truly efficient.

A few minutes later, ten pieces of white paper covered in black handwriting were delivered to the adjacent meeting room, right in front of Jiang Ran.

Jiang Ran rubbed his hands, feeling rather impatient.

[Divine Firmament University: Full tuition waived, three million scholarship per annual year, one rank-19 magic sword, one rank-29 magic sword, and one Superior Spirit Root.]

"Sincere!" Jiang Ran's eyes lit up.

Divine Firmament University was indeed full of sincerity, and every condition written by teacher Zheng Que held immense value.

Three million in scholarship money per year amounted to a full twelve million over four years.

A rank-19 magic sword and a rank-29 magic sword were equivalent to covering Jiang Ran's magical artifacts for the next few decades.

Not to mention the Superior Spirit Root, which was an absolute fortune in its own right.

One could say that as long as he agreed to Divine Firmament University's terms, Jiang Ran would only need to focus on cultivation for quite some time to