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"The focus of the course will shift entirely to real-world practical exercises and combat scenarios."

After a two-second silence, the classroom erupted into a huge discussion.

"A full-scale live-fire exercise? That's a dangerous assessment that only third-year students have to face."

Zhou Tong frowned; everything this year was too abnormal.

Since the demon invasion incident last semester, everything has been on fast-forward.

Everything in the outside world is being pushed along, whether it's a big shot or a nobody, and now even schools, which are generally considered to be a pure land, are starting to accelerate.

An Changqing also frowned.

He was well aware that the college's previous teaching system had been validated countless times.

There must be reasons behind this swift and decisive breaking of conventional systems that are not open to outsiders.

From the unprecedented training schedule to the now completely revamped curriculum...

An Changqing had a vague feeling that the world was really about to descend into chaos.

"Quiet down, everyone."

Situ Ming once again used his spiritual power to suppress the restless emotions that were about to spiral out of control.

"I know that your hearts are filled with doubt and fear about the unknown."

He slowly walked out from behind the podium and stood directly in front of the first row of desks.

"You must be complaining in your hearts that the academy is disregarding life and death, sending you unprepared freshmen to face brutal battles."

"The fact that freshmen are directly thrown into full-scale practical training has indeed completely broken the traditional rules that Tsinghua University has followed for a century."

Situ Ming's gaze swept over the young faces in the front row one by one.

"But today I must frankly tell you a cruel truth."

He deliberately emphasized his tone and volume.

"Now, there is no longer time for your generation to grow up in a stable and orderly manner."

"Even those of you who studied in the North probably don't know that the Northern Border defenses have been attacked by three premeditated monster tides in the past half month."

"As for the domestic situation, the scattered fallen superhumans and demon followers have been very active recently, and the superhuman branches in various places are almost overwhelmed with work."

"The academy protects you in a greenhouse, teaching you step by step. In the future, you will most likely only become the first to die on the battlefield." Situ Ming's voice echoed in the spacious classroom.

"Therefore, the academy's senior management held a meeting overnight and made this decision." Situ Ming rested his hands on the edge of the lectern and looked at the students in the front row.

"Starting next week, all first-year theory classes will have their time reduced by 80%."

"With the time saved, you will work in teams of four to directly take on real field missions issued by the Superpower Association. This will be assessed."

His words just now confirmed An Changqing's guess.

A look of worry inevitably rose on his face, for his father and mother were the first line of defense for humanity.

Most people think of his father when they mention him, but An Changqing knows that his mother's strength is also unparalleled in the world.

The classroom erupted in chaos.

This is tantamount to throwing these hothouse flowers into a meat grinder in the wild.

"But Dean, I've never even seen what a real demon looks like."

A boy's voice had a noticeable tremor.

"That's why we need to let you see blood beforehand. Only by seeing blood and knowing how to kill the enemy can you survive in this world that is about to descend into chaos." Situ Ming picked up the lesson plan on the lectern.

"In this lesson, I won't talk about anything else; I'll just tell you one thing."

"I want to see the team formation list for all of you in the academic affairs system before sunset tomorrow."

"Find teammates you're willing to entrust your backs to, because that could determine how long you survive."

After saying this, Situ Ming turned around and walked out of the classroom.

How could he bear to do it? But as he said, there wasn't much time left.

Rather than growing slowly and methodically, it's better to force growth directly, even if there are some growing pains, it's worth it.

The classroom door was closed again as he left.

It left behind a room full of bewildered new students.

The silence in the classroom lasted for less than ten seconds before being completely shattered by deafening noise.

The freshmen, who were originally so tired that they were slumped over their desks, seemed to be injected with adrenaline in an instant, and they all jumped up from their seats.

They began to scatter around the classroom like headless flies, trying to find the strong, muscular leg that could save their lives in the impending danger.

Within half a minute, An Changqing's desk was surrounded by layers of people.

After all, this top student is not only mild-mannered, but his abilities are also undeniable.

Teaming up with An Changqing is like buying peace of mind; his popularity has always been terrifying.

Chen Guan sat in the corner of the last row of the classroom, watching the chaotic scene in front of him.

Not many people came to him. Those who were more familiar with him, like Wang Hanyue and his group, knew who he would team up with. Those who weren't so familiar with him didn't dare to greet this notorious eccentric.

After politely declining the offers from everyone, An Changqing led Su Yuehe and Long Ao to his side, a smile on his face.

Su Yuehe's fingers swiped quickly across the screen, bringing up the list of field tasks that had just been issued to the college's first-year freshmen area.

Because they had been in the northern border region, even Su Yuehe hadn't paid attention to the academy's mission situation for a long time.

"The situation is much worse than I imagined."

Su Yuehe frowned deeply as she looked at the rows of task reports marked with red warnings on the screen.

"The Superpower Association has cleared out all low-level missions. Currently, the lowest-level missions in the system start at C-rank."

Su Yuehe pushed the tablet to the center of the table so that everyone could see it clearly.

"This shows that the association's junior staff is completely insufficient, and they are using us students as free high-level labor."

Long Ao leaned over and took a look at the densely packed tasks.

"Isn't this perfect? ​​I was worried they'd give me stupid tasks like finding cats and dogs to annoy me."