The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Moran found himself standing in a wide, clean, open-air corridor.

Underfoot is smooth, mirror-like, milky-white stone with natural textures, while the railings are a dark wood structure entwined with purple vines.

Looking around, the view is extremely wide open.

The Purple Garden was actually an extremely tall building.

There are many more tall buildings like these in the distance, arranged in a staggered and distinctive manner, and further away, there are hazy, undulating outlines of strange mountains.

One side of the corridor faces an open view, while the other side is a white wall.

There was no door on the side against the wall, only two huge oval full-length mirrors hanging there.

The mirror has a simple and elegant design, and the frame is carved with intricate and exquisite intertwined floral patterns.

The words "Dormitory No. 1" and "Dormitory No. 2" are clearly marked in cursive script at the top center of the mirror.

Having read "Essential Reading for Freshmen at Jingxu University" and "History of Jingxu University," Mo Lan knew that this was the entrance to the dormitory.

The student dormitories at Jingxu University are not ordinary buildings, but rather converted from individual mirror spaces that are resource-poor and unsuitable for development.

These mirrors are the portals to the space behind them, but only those who live inside can enter freely.

The owners of all these dormitory mirror spaces usually also serve as dormitory administrators, responsible for maintaining the stability of the space and handling daily affairs.

Each dormitory room has a dedicated mailbox for communication between students and administrators.

The dormitory rooms also vary greatly in size, ranging from the most basic ten-person rooms that barely fit one bed, to eight-person, six-person, four-person, and double rooms, and even the most luxurious single rooms.

The ten-person dormitories are the only completely free accommodation in the entire school.

New students in the regular classes will be entitled to a free four-person dormitory room for one month after enrollment.

A month later, if they cannot pay the expensive Mirror Coin rent, they will be ruthlessly "invited" to squeeze into a large dormitory room for ten people.

Although Mirror Ruins University is tuition-free, Mirror Coins are indispensable for all aspects of learning and life here, including accommodation, meals, use of cultivation facilities, resource exchange, and even attending classes.

Accommodation fees are just the beginning.

To study and live here, you either need to have a certain amount of wealth, or you need to work hard to explore the academy's mirror space and then sell what you get to the school or other people to earn mirror coins.

However, all this pressure had nothing to do with Moran.

As a student in the gifted youth program, one of her privileges was free accommodation and a substantial monthly food allowance, enough for her to eat Mirror Beast meat every meal.

Moran walked to the mirror with "Dormitory No. 2" engraved on it, took a step forward, and her figure disappeared into the mirror.

Upon entering, you'll find a simple yet elegant foyer and reception room.

The door to the first room on the left is engraved with an emblem of test tubes intertwined with herbs.

Moran pushed open the door and entered a small dispensing room with a basic set of dispensing equipment.

Next to the medicine preparation room is the body tempering room, which contains a medicinal pool made of jade, with runes around the pool to control the water temperature.

Next to the medicine pool, there were also some training equipment such as treadmills.

Next to the body-training room is a quiet training room with excellent soundproofing.

Next to the quiet room, there is also a small training ground where you can practice martial arts and magic skills.

In addition, there are separate bedrooms, washrooms, studies, and delivery rooms.

However, the teleportation room here is specifically for delivering letters and items; there are no teleportation rings that can transport people.

The entire dormitory room was more spacious and fully functional than her home in Lumingjing, making it perfect for living alone.

After quickly familiarizing herself with the surroundings, Moran didn't waste any time and immediately went to the teleportation room. She remembered the emphasis in the "Freshman's Guide": the first thing to do after arriving at the dormitory is to activate your mailbox and wait for your advisor's email.

Jingxu University's teaching model is a completely flexible, rotating class system.

Students can choose their courses freely, but each lesson requires a corresponding amount of Mirror Coins, which can be described as "pay-per-lesson".

There are no strict grade divisions, and the learning progress and arrangements are entirely in the students' own control. Regardless of how well they learn, they must graduate and leave the school after five years.

In this highly autonomous and almost "self-help" model, the role of the mentor becomes crucial.

Each class has a supervising teacher.

The school's so-called class division arrangement is entirely for the convenience of the supervising teachers.

Students can consult their advisors about any problems they have in their lives or studies. They are the only teachers that students can consult for free during their time at the school.

There were only two students in their year of the gifted youth program, and their mentor was a teacher named Mei Ye.

Moran placed his hand on the cool surface of the mailbox and slowly infused it with his mental energy.

Once your mailbox is successfully activated, you can communicate with other people.

Although the school records the coordinates of all students' mirror badges, only a few specific departments, such as the admissions office and the logistics department, have the right to directly transfer items to individual mirror badge spaces.

On campus, daily communication between teachers and students, and among students themselves, mainly relies on the mailbox delivery system.

The mentor's admission guidance letter, course arrangement suggestions, important notices, etc. will all be delivered through this channel.

Once activated, Moran let out a soft breath.

Next, we just need to wait for Teacher Meiye's instructions.

She didn't have to wait long before she heard a buzzing sound from the mailbox, and a letter appeared out of nowhere.

The envelope was addressed to Moran in elegant yet powerful dark green lettering.

The signature at the bottom is a simple "plum leaf".

"So efficient!" Moran took out the envelope and pulled out the letter.

The handwriting on the letter matches that on the envelope, so it should be Teacher Mei Ye's own handwriting:
"Mo Lan: "
Welcome to our school!

Please bring your course selection form and your study schedule for the month, and arrive at Room 307, Baiyi Building at 8:00 AM sharp tomorrow.

We will be holding the first meeting and admission guidance session for the gifted youth program.

Don't be late.

"Plum Leaf"

"Study schedule for the month?" Moran's gaze lingered on those words.

Moran had already prepared the course selection intention form. After all, course selection is the most important thing for all freshmen after the start of the semester. The advisors will focus on this aspect when they first meet, and it is also emphasized in the "Freshman's Guide".

After reading the "Introduction to Courses at Mirror Ruins University", Moranton had already decided which courses to choose.

However, I hadn't thought about the "study schedule for the month." I figured I'd just take classes that interested me first and get familiar with the school, especially the school library.

The teacher wants this, probably to assess their self-planning abilities, so she needs to prepare carefully as well.

Moran went to her study and, based on her course selection preferences, wrote out a slightly more detailed study plan.

At 7:50 a.m. the next day, she activated the teleportation function of the mirror emblem and teleported to the third floor of the "Hundred Arts Building". (End of this chapter)