Era of the transmigrating earth-Chapter 2036: Admission Requirements Raised

Tier 2, entering the Other World a year early, reaching tier 2 on the first try—definitely a monster.

Even those students who were dissatisfied with Du You now didn’t dare show it. Everyone has some self-awareness; it’s better not to provoke such a monster who could cause trouble unexpectedly.

Moreover, there’s a chance they might rely on him in the future, which isn’t impossible.

There are so many people in the academy, inevitably some lack self-awareness, but in front of teachers, they dare not do much. Plus, they have some sensible friends who’ll hold them back.

As for whether everyone would distance themselves from these brainless fools after this, that’s uncertain.

After some congratulations, the teachers directly invited the two to dinner. Both declined, though. Du You wasn’t in the mood, using his tiredness as an excuse, while Xiaobai simply didn’t want to join any group activities.

If Du You were there, it might be fine, but without Du You, Xiaobai had even less desire to mingle.

"Alright, you two should go back and rest well. The school is giving you three days off."

With the dean’s words, everyone let them leave. Of course, the so-called three-day holiday was more symbolic, as given their current situation, nothing learned in the academy would be of use to them.

Aside from popular science things for ordinary people, there was only preparatory knowledge for becoming adventurers.

Both had become tier 2 adventurers now, so they only needed to familiarize themselves with this information.

But after the two left, the news here quickly spread. The academy had two people who entered the Other World early and directly became tier 2 adventurers; this was no small matter.

Especially for those parents who hoped their children would succeed, this was particularly significant.

Most parents are ordinary people; although life is a bit better now, they know the only way out is to become adventurers. Otherwise, they’d end up like themselves.

And those who wished to escape the endless work environment hoped their children could become high-level adventurers and take them away. Thus, countless people came to inquire about the details.

In the following days, the teachers would be very busy. Every day, there’s an influx of inquiries, especially as this class nears graduation, many want to send their children here.

Even some big-shots send their children here en masse.

Ultimately, the academy had no choice but to hold a meeting, conducting a public Q&A for everyone.

"The academy’s situation now is like this. It seems they actively promoted it. But since I’m part of this academy too, I’ll help them out; it’ll make future development easier." 𝗳𝐫𝚎𝗲𝚠𝚎𝗯𝕟𝐨𝘃𝚎𝗹.𝗰𝗼𝗺

Seeing the academy’s situation, Du You quickly grasped their intentions, similar to when he was at Capital University. Given this, it’s better to expand their fame. Following Du You’s command, his doppelgangers began to take action.

Though the doppelgangers are his puppets, they also have their own families.

Some doppelgangers started promoting the academy, sending their children or siblings and other relatives there. Many of these doppelgangers are now quite successful, at least on the surface.

Shadow Guild members, and even upper class of the City Alliance, their actions directly influenced countless people’s imitation.

This boosted the academy’s status significantly. Other local cities’ formerly superior academies were directly suppressed, feeling startled by this overwhelming momentum.

As for the lack of faculty, the doppelgangers helped solve it.

Giving money where it’s needed, resources where required; a mere academy was soon armed to the teeth.

Next, many teachers came to apply, even raising educational capability along with the academy’s status. Little did they know, many of these teachers were Du You’s doppelgangers.

They directly entered, teaching others better cultivation of the public Secret Method, enhancing their strength even further. With a higher foundational strength, entering the Other World would become easier.

This creates a positive cycle. Although not visible in the short term, in two years, people would realize this academy’s rate of successful graduates far exceeds any other—therein lies the result.

"I wonder what the academy will become with what I’ve done; could it become a Holy Land?"

A strange expression crossed Du You’s face, but he didn’t stop his doppelgangers from continuing the fun. After all, it’s just an experiment or hobby, indifferent to other things.

For Du You, this is merely a joke, a game, but for the outside world, it’s different.

Due to the academy’s continuous changes, more and more people could see it, coupled with the recent achievements, perfectly bolstering external publicity. An overwhelming crowd surged in, and the academy couldn’t accommodate them.

So they had no choice; an internal meeting launched an expansion plan. To accommodate more students, the academy had to grow larger, or it couldn’t possibly hold so many.

But expansion ultimately takes time; even with this world’s technology, it still requires several months for expansion. Moreover, acquiring surrounding buildings isn’t easy.

Thus, given the current academy size, next semester’s influx requires raising admission criteria.

Yet, even after raising them, the academy found the threshold seemed still too low.

"Principal, it’s no use; now everyone is cultivating the Secret Method announced by the Shadow Guild, their levels far exceed previous ones. We must further raise admission standards, or we can’t fit them all."

"Indeed, we must raise the standards." Teachers voiced their demands.

The principal had no choice, as public cultivation methods were unprecedented; who knew their outcome? Now they realized the effect was a bit too good, with everyone’s standards far surpassing before.

"Then keep raising them. Teacher Li, this is your responsibility."

Teacher Li nodded solemnly, finding if he did well, after Xiaobai and Du You graduated, his status would rise considerably. Perhaps he’d earn enough resources for his later years prematurely.