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Time reverted to the present, and the candidates lined up behind Chu Feng were burning with impatience.

It wasn’t that they were hot-tempered, but rather they wished to finish their physical assessment quickly so they could prepare for the following arena competition.

Dragging it out here would mean not warming up adequately, potentially decreasing their chance of victory.

The Martial Arts Grand Exam was as important as the college entrance exam on Blue Star, and every little detail could determine success or failure.

But now no one dared to hurry them, fearing that the guy inside would hear the complaints, suddenly go mad, and come out to beat them up.

Though getting hit was a minor issue, affecting the examination was a major one!

Some people, unable to wait any longer, voluntarily left the queue to line up elsewhere.

Other testing rooms constantly had candidates coming and going, only this one had no movement for a long time.

Just then, Luo Yong’s lapse was noticed by everyone on the presidium, who turned their gaze towards him.

Luo Yong, anxious, asked, “What’s going on? Did Chu Feng have a conflict with the examiners? Why did he injure an examiner?”

All the guests present were high-level martial artists, each with keen hearing and sharp eyes.

At that moment, their ears perked up, capturing the entirety of the conversation.

Upon hearing, they exchanged looks of confusion, wondering what had happened.

Could it be that Chu Feng attacked the examiners during the examination? But the examiners were all Foundation Building Warriors.

Li Peng, unable to do otherwise, explained, “The examination office said that Chu Feng’s physical score was incredibly high.

“The two examiners suspected him of cheating and searched him again, yet found no evidence of foul play.

“Still, they concluded the score’s credibility was poor.

“Chu Feng might have been a bit… emotional and didn’t accept the examiners’ judgment.

“After the examiners agreed, they decided to test his physical strength by shaking hands.

“Then, the male examiner’s hand was crushed by Chu Feng, resulting in a comminuted fracture…”

All those present were stunned, looking at each other in disbelief at what they had just heard.

What are you talking about?

A Martial Apprentice overpowering a Foundation Builder? Impossible?

The guests knew that even the seeds cultivated by their headquarters at great expense were not this heaven-defying!

And what kind of outrageous physical score would lead two examiners to suspect cheating?

Beyond surprise, the curious guests were now thoroughly intrigued.

At that moment, Chu Feng with a Tang Sword on his back, walked out of the testing room nonchalantly.

Seeing him emerge, the lined-up candidates felt as if pardoned, stepping forward, and casting respectful glances at Chu Feng as they passed by him.

Chu Feng appeared oblivious as he headed straight for the arena.

On the main platform, the audience saw that Chu Feng had finished testing, and his scores should have been uploaded to the system.

Rong Wanyun was the first to lose patience and chuckled,

“Principal Luo, Chu Feng’s scores should be out by now, can we take a look?”

The others also looked at Luo Yong with smiles, who nodded indicating no problem, though internally rolling his eyes:

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‘With so many people here, none want to spend a chance to check the scores…’

But since these people actively requested to see Chu Feng’s scores, it meant they were indeed very interested in him.

This was a good thing for First Middle School and for Chu Feng himself.

Moreover, Luo Yong was also curious about the scores of Wang Erbao, his cheap nephew.

What kind of score could support him crushing a Foundation Builder? It was hard to imagine.

Luo Yong brought out an information terminal to request access to the data.

The moment he saw the scores, his eyes bulged out violently, protruding from his face like a toad’s.

With his mouth wide open, his face was a picture of bewilderment.

These were Chu Feng’s scores? Hadn’t an examiner gone in to test?

No, that couldn’t be right, even the examiners were only at the Foundation Establishment level, and these numbers even exceeded the limit of what Foundation Establishment could achieve!

“Principal Luo, Principal Luo!” Meng Anhe chuckled, “Don’t keep the excitement to yourself, let us also broaden our horizons.”

“Ah, ah…” Luo Yong opened and closed his mouth, at a loss for words.

He just robotically handed over the terminal to Meng Anhe.

When the latter took the information terminal and saw the scores, he too bulged his eyes, frozen in shock.

“Hiss, now I’m getting curious too!” Chu Zhengming said with a laugh as he took the terminal, but after one glance, his smile vanished, and he fell silent.

After looking for a while, he reluctantly passed the terminal to Ji Feiyang next to him, his eyes darting around, as if deep in thought.

Ji Feiyang, Jiang Yunkong, Rong Wanyun…

The information terminal passed through everyone’s hands, and each individual was left speechlessly upon seeing it.

At that moment, Luo Yong snapped out of it, coughed twice, and snatched the terminal back from Che Yongyuan’s grasp just as he received it.

Ignoring Che Yongyuan’s evident irritation, he addressed the representatives of the various powers present, “What do you all think about this young man, Chu Feng?”

The faces of the crowd bore indecipherable expressions, still finding it difficult to accept this reality that shattered their worldview.

“Cough, cough!”

At that moment, the representative of the Jinmen Zhang Family from the corner, who had been silent all the while, suddenly coughed, startling everyone into turning their heads.

The Zhang Family was one of the three top Martial Families in Longhua, with ancestral roots in Tianjin Gate.

Even before the invasion of the Demons, they were a renowned Martial Noble Family in Longhua State, with disciples from their martial schools spread far and wide.

After the Demons invaded, with their profound martial arts heritage, they became forerunners in Martial Arts.

They were among the first to research viable Martial Arts cultivation methods, contributing much effort to the formulation of the Longhua Martial Scripture.

Their noble clan descendants stepped onto the battlefield one after another, fighting bloody battles with the Demons, earning great merit for Longhua and the Human Race.

However, as Martial Arts rapidly developed, a series of discourses gradually emerged in society.

It was said that Martial Families, as closed systems, could no longer keep pace with the development of the new era.

The future of Martial Arts lay with schools, companies, the common folk; it rests on sharing and progressing together.

The top Martial Noble Families possessed a vast array of Martial Arts resources, even amazing Heaven Grade Techniques, yet they were only taught to their own families.

Noble Clan Descendants were born at the pinnacle of humanity, enjoying various secret Essence-nourishing medicines from childhood.

Once they took up Martial Arts upon reaching adulthood, they would quickly achieve success, assuming high positions effortlessly.

They reached heights that ordinary people could not even dream of in a lifetime.

Therefore, there were calls for Martial Families to open up their secret cultivation techniques and donate them to major universities.

To make a viable contribution to the growth of the Human Race, rather than hoarding and hindering the development of Martial Arts.

Even though such illogical arguments quickly vanished, public opinion started to quietly turn against Noble Families.

Of course, at least for now, the populace within Longhua District generally held great respect for the three great Martial Noble Families.

Because on the front lines against the Demons, the blood they shed, the injuries they sustained, were in no short supply compared to ordinary people.

It’s no joke that Noble Clans wore plain attire instead of festive clothes during celebrations.

On one hand, they loved this land and truly made protecting it a part of their code of conduct.

On the other hand, they were also very dissatisfied with the societal discourse.

The passionate descendants of these families were willing to prove the righteousness of Noble Families through their actions.

Upon his arrival, Zhang Jing of the Zhang Family merely exchanged brief pleasantries with everyone, showing no interest in joining the discussions.

It was clear that his visit was merely a formality; he had no intention of recruiting new blood.

The other representatives were not surprised.

To prevent the leakage of martial knowledge, Noble Clans generally required that one must carry the family bloodline to study their Cultivation Techniques.

To join a Noble Family, one would have to either marry in or be formally adopted, or else be a long-lost illegitimate child returning to the fold; there were no other ways.

Thus, they rarely extended invitations.

Yet now, in relation to Chu Feng, even Zhang Jing showed interest!

As all eyes turned to Zhang Jing, thoughts sparked in their minds, and they realized—if Chu Feng himself didn’t mind, he actually could be an excellent candidate for marrying into a clan!

He had no parents or uncles above, no brothers or sisters below, only some distant relatives he no longer kept in contact with.

He enjoyed a very good relationship with the branch of the Huai Shui Wang Family in Ninghe City, represented by Wang Weiren’s line.

If he chose to marry into a clan, whether it be the Wang Family or the Zhang Family, it could be considered completely natural!

Zhang Jing watched as Chu Feng stride confidently toward the arena, his eyes gleaming with a peculiar light.

He said softly with a smile, “Regarding a student like Chu Feng, I have seen records of such individuals in my family’s archives.”