Going Through the Process

"Tuer God said that all beings were equal, and that all beasts and things possessed a spark of sentience. This spark of sentience..."

Nearly two years later, Zhang Xuezhou appeared at Canglan Academy once again.

This time, however, he was no longer a student, but a lecturer giving a class.

Ordinary lecturers found it difficult to teach at Canglan Academy, but as a former student with written approval from Zhu Liangping and others, he had his class approved without a hitch.

Besides the 130 lively students, more than ten professors were also attending to listen and evaluate.

It was no small turnout for a class.

Zhang Xuezhou's presentation was conventional, most of its content drawn from his paper, "Tuer God and Whispers with Exotic Beasts."

If anything was unusual about his presentation, it was that Zhang Xuezhou used no handouts or notes, delivering the entire class from memory.

Setting aside the absurdity of "Tuer God and Whispers with Exotic Beasts," his ability to speak without notes undoubtedly proved that Zhang Xuezhou knew its contents so well that he no longer needed to check them. It was even apparent that he had devoted considerable work to the material.

Zhu Liangping exchanged glances with the other professors, and they undoubtedly gave him full marks in the relevant category.

"What about the question session?"

Zhang Xuezhou's discussion of "Tuer God and Whispers with Exotic Beasts" touched not only on religion and psychology, but also on stimulating Gene Power in the human body, as well as a simple process for taming exotic beasts.

They recognized all the words, but once strung together, they became something the professors could hardly understand or verify.

Zhao Yingxing, who was also on the review panel, asked the question in a low voice.

Let alone having the students ask