"Ah... the real problem is that the Nameless Class is full of students who bought their way in through connections. They have little talent for martial arts or talisman-making. Improving is simply too difficult for them. Never mind Yang Xiongliang-even replacing him with someone else wouldn't help," Yang Chaoran lamented, his face troubled.
"And they're far too difficult to manage. We can't beat them or scold them. The moment we try to discipline them, they get angry. They even bring their fathers, mothers, and uncles in to back them up. How are we supposed to teach them?" Ding Jingzong sighed.
"So we must also prepare to disband the classes.
"Especially the Nameless Class in the Mystery Character Court. They've filled the place with smoke and foul air.
"Look at them: playing mahjong in class, playing ball during training, and even stirring up trouble when they see other classes drawing talismans. If this continues, the entire Mystery Character Court will go down with them," Lin Yifeng said.
"That is indeed the situation. But Headmaster, if we abolish the Nameless Classes, how will we make money in the future?
"Although each court's Nameless Class only has a few dozen or two to three hundred students, their annual tuition alone brings in over a hundred million taels.
"The Mystery Character Court's Nameless Class charges the most, accounting for around thirty percent of that income.
"The several hundred students in the other three courts combined only account for seventy percent. Losing those hundred million taels would put the academy in considerable trouble." Ding Jingzong wore a deeply worried expression.
"I only said we should prepare. Naturally, we'll delay it as long as we can," Lin Yifeng said.
"If Tang Wen wants to make a fuss, let him for now. Who knows? Some miracle might