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"Gu Feng, where do you live?" Peng Liangpei asked again on the way to the boys' dormitory.

"No. 17, Lane 6, South Bolan Street." Gu Feng gave her the address and casually took out his ID card to show her, to prove that he was not an unregistered person.

"Huh?" Peng Liangpei was slightly surprised.

She had assumed Gu Feng had appeared out of nowhere, but to her surprise, he was carrying a local Shenzhen ID card.

"Gu Feng, isn't Bolan Street just four blocks away from the school? It's only a twenty-minute walk at most. It's so close, why don't you live at home instead of staying at school?"

"Can I go home?" Gu Feng's eyes widened.

"That's strange. Who told you you couldn't? So many people spend a lot of money to rent apartments outside, but you live so close to home and you have to live at school."

"Hehe, that makes things easier." Gu Feng felt relieved.

He had just begun to feel at home with Su Man'er, and he was reluctant to move out.

"But I think you should go to the boys' dormitory and get a bed. You don't want to run back and forth at noon, at least you'll have a place to rest. After all, lunch break isn't long, and going home and back takes thirty or forty minutes, plus lunch, there's no time to lie down. Rather than rushing like that, why not just grab a bite to eat at the cafeteria at noon, go back to the dormitory to rest for a while, and you'll be more energetic in class in the afternoon?"

"That makes sense. Liangpei is really smart!" Gu Feng gave Peng Liangpei a thumbs up.

"Hehe." Peng Jingpei blushed with delight at the compliment, her beauty as radiant as a peach blossom.

Peng Liangpei helped Gu Feng complete the accommodation procedures, and then, to her dismay, took him all the way to the boys' dormitory.

When they arrived at the door of dormitory 607, which the school had arranged for Gu Feng, Peng Liangpei no longer dared to push the door open and enter in such an arrogant manner as when she had barged into her father's office earlier.

The lesson she had just learned was so profound that she knocked on the door very politely.

The door opened, and a boy peeked out.

Upon seeing a beautiful woman standing outside the door, his expression froze for a moment, then his eyes lit up with a gleam of greed, and he grinned broadly, greeting her enthusiastically, "Hi, beautiful, who are you looking for?"

"A beautiful girl?" A sudden exclamation rang out in the dormitory, and then four or five shirtless boys rushed to the door, startling Peng Liangpei.

However, unlike other girls who screamed and covered their eyes, she simply looked away somewhat awkwardly.

The boys then realized they had exposed themselves and hurriedly shrank back to rummage through their clothes.

Peng Liangpei waited patiently for a while before leading Gu Feng inside.

The dormitory was filled with smoke, a pile of playing cards was scattered on a bed, and cigarette butts were everywhere on the floor. It was no exaggeration to describe it as "smoky and chaotic," which made Peng Liangpei frown incessantly.

Gu Feng, however, was completely unaware.

A man should at least have some semblance of manliness.

"Senior brothers, this is our newest classmate, Gu Feng. We hope you will all take good care of him in the future." Peng Jingpei introduced Gu Feng to the boys in a generous and natural manner.

"Sure, sure. What's your name, junior sister? Which class are you in?" a boy asked, leaning closer.

"Idiot, you have no idea how great she is! She's a wooden beauty!" Another boy tapped him lightly.

"Wow—" Several boys widened their eyes in unison, their eyes gleaming with a wolf-like light as they stared at Peng Liangpei.

"Um... Gu Feng, you can settle in here. I'll head back now."

Peng Liangpei couldn't stand being stared at like a sheep, and the choking smoke in the dormitory made her raise her hand to fan her nose. She hurriedly said something to Gu Feng and then left.

As soon as the beauty left, the group of young men all breathed a long sigh of relief. They took off their shirts again, put their cigarettes back in their mouths, and returned their playing cards to their hands.

"Hey, newbie, I'm losing money right now, so forget about the welcome ceremony. That bed is yours, make yourself a clean-up." The speaker was a tall, burly guy, even a head taller than Gu Feng. He pointed to the bed furthest inside while puffing on his cigarette.

Gu Feng glanced at the bed, which was piled with all sorts of messy items. It would probably take some effort to clean it up.

He didn't say anything, put down his luggage and started tidying up.

After he had arranged the stalls in a fairly orderly manner, the card game on the other side took a break for a while.

The tall guy who was the first to talk to Gu Feng had several good hands in the last few rounds, winning all three hands in two rounds. In the end, he not only didn't lose, but actually seemed to win quite a bit.

He was in a great mood and tossed a cigarette to Gu Feng with a smile.

Gu Feng reached out and took it. He didn't usually smoke, but since it was their first meeting, he didn't want to refuse their kindness, so he followed their example and tucked the cigarette behind his ear.

After some introductions, Gu Feng gradually understood that the five boys in the dormitory were all senior students from different majors.

The man who threw him the cigarette was named Li Xiaolan. He was from Chaoshan, and was passionate, impulsive, and extremely loyal. He was studying clinical medicine and was currently a senior.

The man who opened the door just now was named Cen Jingpeng. He was the most sleazy guy in the dormitory. He was from Foshan and studied anesthesiology. He was probably a senior.

The person who asked Peng Liangpei's name is Yang Xiaochen, a Hakka from Meizhou, majoring in forensic medicine, and is now in his fifth year of undergraduate and master's studies.

As for the fat guy who looked like he was covered in spare tires, his name was Xu Xizi, and everyone called him "Erxi".

The first thing Peng Liangpei saw was his bare chest—his ample breasts were almost comparable to a woman's. Although he was fat and ugly, he had a very gentle temperament, was well-read, and was a passionate young man devoted to literature.

He studied pharmacy, and was also in his fifth year of a combined bachelor's and master's program.

The quietest and most reserved guy in the dorm is Chu Tiannan, a rather handsome, aloof, and cool guy.

This was the person Gu Feng couldn't understand the most. He was a senior majoring in biomedical engineering.

After the introductions, Gu Feng felt a chill run down his spine. He wondered if the teacher who arranged the dorms was still half asleep or had lost his mind, managing to cram a freshman like him into a dorm full of senior students.

Then think about that Dean Peng, I wonder what he was thinking, that he managed to get into the third-year class so easily.

The theoretical study time he was given was only one year, which was an enormous pressure for any freshman.

However, Gu Feng didn't think it was anything special. A year was just the right amount of time for him.

If we let him waste four years of his life in this school, that would be a real waste of his life.

After the card game ended, the accounts were tallied, and Fatty Erxi lost to four other players, while Li Xiaolan won the most.

However, the total amount involved was only a few dozen yuan – everyone was still a student, gambling for fun, and no one would really take it seriously and gamble big.

While tidying up his things, Gu Feng didn't glance at the card table once, but he kept his ears open to any sounds coming from there.

The way people gamble largely reflects their character. Although he couldn't understand what cards these people were playing, he could still tell who won and who lost, who was happy and who was angry.

Of the five men, the one with the worst gambling manners was Cen Jingpeng from Foshan. He would beam with joy when he got a good hand, but when he lost, he would curse and swear, even insulting the parents of others.

The one with the best gambling etiquette was actually the fat guy, Erxi, who lost the most. No matter if he had good or bad cards, or how much he lost, he always had a smile on his face and remained calm.

Upon their first meeting, Gu Feng already had a general, superficial impression of these people.

After the card game ended, Li Xiaolan suggested, "Junior Brother Gu Feng, I had a good run of luck today and won a little money. How about this, I'll give you my winnings, and you can add a little more, and we'll go out for a meal, okay?"

Gu Feng naturally had no objections. From now on, everyone would be living under the same roof, and getting along well would benefit everyone.

Upon hearing that there was food, Fatty Erxi became more excited than anyone else, rubbing his hands together as if he wanted to eat back all the losses he had just suffered.

"I'll bring out the ones I won too," Yang Xiaochen echoed.

Cen Jingpeng simply hummed in agreement without objecting.

The only one who remained silent was Chu Tiannan. But when everyone else left, he quietly followed behind. Judging from their nonchalant expressions, they were clearly not surprised at all.

After leaving the boys' dormitory, Gu Feng remembered that he had made an appointment with Peng Liangpei to have dinner together, so he discussed it with his senior brothers.

"What's wrong with that? It's more lively when there are more people eating together." Li Xiaolan didn't care at all.

"That's right, junior brother, let her bring a few more beauties along," Erxi suggested eagerly.

"Junior Brother Gu Feng, tell me, how did you manage to hook up with that invulnerable wooden beauty as soon as you arrived?" Yang Xiaochen leaned over, winking at him.

"That's right. Aren't there plenty of handsome and wealthy men pursuing her? They send her flowers, money, cars, even houses. I've heard some people even tried to force themselves on her, but I've never heard of anyone succeeding," Cen Jingpeng chimed in.

"Flirting?" Gu Feng couldn't help but smile bitterly upon hearing those two words. His relationship with Liang Pei was so pure, how could it be considered flirting?

"Hey, hey, hey, can you guys stop gossiping for a bit? Why are you prying into other people's private affairs like that?" Li Xiaolan scolded the three of them seriously, then lowered his voice and leaned close to Gu Feng, "Junior brother, tell your senior brother quietly, how exactly did you hook up with Mu Meiren? I swear, I won't tell those three even if I die."

Gu Feng was utterly speechless. These few clowns were all incredibly gossipy, never stopping for a moment.

The group chatted and joked as they passed a large playground.

Gu Feng suddenly stopped.

"Junior brother, what are you looking at? Hurry up and go, your wooden beauty is still waiting." Li Xiaolan urged.

"Senior Brother Li, what are they doing? They're all grown up, why are they acting like children? If they don't want that ball anymore, they should just throw it away. Why are they kicking it around and wasting people's time? And over there, those dozen or so people are fighting tooth and nail for that one ball, sweating buckets. Why bother? Why not just give one to each of them?" Gu Feng looked at the crowd and was genuinely puzzled.

Upon hearing this, the senior brothers all felt a chill run down their spines.

To understand football and basketball to this extent is truly remarkable; they are speechless.

Several people had black lines on their foreheads and silently gave him a thumbs up.

Gu Feng pursed his lips, watched for a while, and felt it wasn't very interesting. Just as he was about to leave, he saw the two groups of people on the football field stop at the same time.

A boy bent down, picked up a soccer ball from the ground, and hurled it hard at one of the opponents.

The boy opposite raised his arm to make a blocking motion, and the ball bounced away.

But the one who threw the object persisted, with a crooked neck and squinting eyes, looking like a scoundrel, and kept pushing him.

The boy was pushed back several steps, and after several attempts, he finally couldn't take it anymore and fought back, and a chaotic brawl immediately broke out.

This is going to be interesting.

Several senior brothers who had originally planned to leave all stopped and stood there watching.

Just as he was engrossed in watching, Li Xiaolan suddenly stopped talking and rushed into the arena.

"Where are you going?" Erxi shouted urgently.

"Damn, the guy being bullied is from my hometown, I have to go help him." Li Xiaolan said without turning his head.

Some say that offending a Chaoshan person is like stirring up a hornet's nest. There's a lot of truth to that. Chaoshan people, wherever they are, are extremely united and value loyalty above all else. Li Xiaolan, being a Chaoshan native, embodies this spirit of camaraderie.

As Gu Feng watched him plunge headlong into the chaotic battle and start throwing punches without saying a word, his gaze towards him gradually deepened.

In Gu Feng's eyes, this kind of brawl was not interesting at all.

But this time, he watched with great interest—because Senior Brother Li was in it.

Li Xiaolan had never formally trained in martial arts, but he was physically strong and quick-witted. He was fierce, ruthless, and aggressive in fights. He had already knocked down two opponents as soon as he charged in, and was currently fighting three against one...

The fight was chaotic and lively, and the football field, which wasn't covered with turf, quickly became a cloud of dust. Before long, several people couldn't find Li Xiaolan in the melee. On the other side, the school teachers and security guards had already blown their whistles and rushed towards the center of the field, catching many people red-handed on the spot.

Fighting on campus is a very serious disciplinary violation, which can result in a demerit or even expulsion.

The group was worried about Li Xiaolan when he suddenly emerged from the roadside bushes, covered in a few scratches, but only minor injuries.

"Where's your fellow villager?" Yang Xiaochen asked.

"That poor kid got caught red-handed." Li Xiaolan sighed.

"What's going on? The ball was being played perfectly fine, why did they start fighting?" Erxi interjected.

"What else could it be? Those locals are bullying us out-of-towners again." Li Xiaolan rubbed his waist, which had been kicked several times, with a look of satisfaction mixed with toothache.

It turns out that Shenzhen University is no different from other schools; like attracts like. Among the tens of thousands of students, besides the majority being local Shenzhen residents, the rest come from all over the country. Naturally, a distinction is formed between local students and students from other places.

Local students, relying on their numbers and local dominance, have a history of bullying newcomers. They especially dislike seeing students from other places stand out in school.

Ye Peng, Li Xiaolan's fellow villager, was actually a very low-key person; to put it bluntly, he was just an honest, simple-minded blockhead.

He was diligent in his studies, had excellent character, and lived a simple life, going between the classroom, dormitory, and canteen.

If one had to point out any less-than-ideal hobby of Ye Peng, it would be his love of playing football, and he happens to be a little better at it than others.

He is tall, and although his sprinting speed and dribbling skills may not reach the level of an international footballer of the year, they are enough for him to dominate the football field at Shenzhen University and captivate countless girls.

As soon as he steps onto the court, he inevitably attracts screams from a group of infatuated girls, which naturally makes the local students even more envious.

As a result, the local students who were deliberately provoking trouble appeared on the playground.

If you didn't commit a foul, they say you did; if you didn't go out of bounds, they say you went out of bounds; if you scored, they say you were offside—they just find fault with everything!

In the past, Ye Peng would have tolerated it, but today it was really outrageous.

Chen Hongyin, the most arrogant of the local students, whose ball skills were terrible, actually threw the ball at Ye Peng and demanded that Ye Peng apologize.

Even clay figures have their earthy nature, and Buddhas have their fiery tempers. And so, the battle began.

After hearing the whole story, Gu Feng felt a chill run down his spine.

The university truly lives up to its reputation as a cradle for cultivating heroes of the martial arts world.