When system cheat becomes rampant!-Chapter 470 - 355: Rectifying Education

For He Caiwei’s sake, Cao Pei specifically convened a school-wide assembly, gathering all Martial Arts students together, allowing He Caiwei to deliver a speech.

This left many students extremely excited!

Awakener He Caiwei, the Commander of the Alliance Beast Tide Defense Department, was also their former senior at Liangzhou University! Each aspect of his identity was highly respected by countless students!

Each new cohort of SR students could already command much attention, let alone witnessing an UR Awakener today—truly a rare and fortunate occurrence!

Many students looked up to He Caiwei with reverence, listening to his guidance and treating him as if he were a god.

"Our students at Liangzhou University, each and every one of you, are elites. In my eyes, each of you is a pillar of the Alliance’s future. Liangzhou University’s achievements today are the result of everyone’s joint efforts. As the Commander of the Alliance Beast Tide Defense Department and a former student of Liangzhou University, I am extremely proud! I admire every Liangzhou University student, and if you aspire to work for the Alliance in the future, I will do my utmost to help you all. I also hope everyone strives for excellence, as Liangzhou University will not give up on any student."

He Caiwei’s speech was deeply moving. His own scholarly demeanor, coupled with the status of an UR individual, made his influence extremely powerful. A simple speech from him stirred the emotions of all students, and the applause on the field lasted for a full ten minutes.

"I didn’t expect Commander He to be so approachable; he doesn’t put on any airs at all!"

"Indeed, he’s encouraging us as a senior. Being treated like younger siblings by an UR big shot is truly lucky!"

Many students couldn’t stop praising He Caiwei, and even began to look forward to the chance of working under him after graduating and joining the Alliance. His friendly attitude towards juniors had harvested a wave of goodwill.

However, these students probably never imagined that this refined senior before their eyes had secretly dispatched three God Refining stage masters to assassinate his so-called junior, Xiang Beifei!

He Caiwei had a great reputation at Liangzhou University. Quiet changes were taking place at the Martial Arts College of Liangzhou University. With the covert support of He Caiwei, Wei Tong, the dean of the Martial Arts College, had gained enough power to start a series of reforms at the Martial Arts College of Liangzhou University.

Wei Tong, who had awakened the [SSR-grade Methodical System], now held significant power in the school with the support of the Alliance’s He Caiwei.

He had indeed implemented a uniform dress code for all university students: male students had to wear crew cuts, female students were required to tie up their hair, all students had to get up at 6 a.m., and leave the dormitory before 6:30 a.m., even if they had no classes in the morning or afternoon, they were not allowed to return to their dorms!

Students returning from training in the outer desolate wilderness had to take a shower in the public bathhouse before entering the campus. Garments ragged and stained with desolate beast blood were not allowed on campus.

Loud noises were forbidden in school; the volume was not allowed to exceed eighty decibels! Lights had to be out and the internet shut off by eleven at night, no shoulder-hugging was allowed on campus, displaying the remains of desolate beasts was prohibited, as was boasting about how one had slain a desolate beast. On-campus fighting using martial practitioning abilities for trivial disputes was forbidden because it would disturb the neatly arranged plants and scatter dust everywhere.

Wei Tong had set up a point system for students’ daily behavior, starting at one hundred for each person. Those who didn’t follow the rules would have points deducted, and those who didn’t reach sixty by the end of the term were not allowed to take exams in various subjects!

Of course, where there were penalties, there were also rewards. Wei Tong encouraged students to report on each other for infractions. If the report was true, for every few points deducted from the person being reported, the reporter would have the same number of points added!

He even established a patrol team consisting of students to monitor the campus, directly deducting points for improper behavior! Wei Tong also made it clear that the higher one’s daily behavior points, the greater the likelihood of his recommendation to the Alliance.

Now, every student of the Martial Arts College was feeling quite uneasy; all of them usually focused on their own training or internships in the outer desolate wilderness or simulation rooms, therefore often ending up dirty and disheveled. But Wei Tong, a literary Daoist who didn’t understand martial cultivation, had set a bunch of messy rules that greatly troubled them.

Due to the importance of daily behavior points, they had to squeeze out time from their training sessions to meet Wei Tong’s requirements.

[Class 1-3 students, following your requirements, have worn the unified school uniform, orderliness value +50]

[All male students in Class 1-4 have crew cuts, orderliness value +60]

The more orderly the students’ behavior, the more points were added to Wei Tong’s Methodical System.

A fine Martial Arts College, which should have been cultivating martial practitioning warriors to resist desolate beasts, had become Wei Tong’s private backyard for completing system tasks. All Martial Arts students were aggrieved and annoyed, but for the sake of their futures, they dared not defy Dean Wei Tong.

Of course, some students saw this as an opportunity. To obtain the chance to join the Alliance, many began to secretly report on others to increase their own points.

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The culture of reporting within the campus grew stronger and the atmosphere at Liangzhou University had become quite strange.

Wei Tong was an SSR literary Daoist who couldn’t fight and didn’t even understand the classification of desolate beasts; in any case, even if a beast tide erupted, it was not his turn to fight on the battlefield. Such a literary Daoist only needed to safely hide at home.