Rise from a Low-class Family to Martial Artist-Chapter 210 - 59: Liang’s Three Hundred Years of Martial Path Prodigies (Part 2)

Chapter 210: Chapter 59: Liang’s Three Hundred Years of Martial Path Prodigies (Part 2)

Seeing Shen Ge and his companions rushing towards the three teenagers from Wenzhou Prefecture, the others from different academies couldn’t hold back any longer.

First, we’ll beat up the people from Raozhou Prefecture. If we can’t defeat Lin Chen, can’t we handle you?

Besides, even if Lin Chen comes, he can’t possibly challenge so many people by himself.

Since that’s the case, there’s nothing to fear. Even if Lin Chen seeks revenge, we’ll all go at him together.

The saying "the law does not blame the multitude" holds true. Another reason is, if the multitude is blamed, they’ll resist together, and one must consider if they can withstand "the multitude."

Watching the three disciples from Wenzhou Prefecture getting beaten up, Xue Yun and his two companions were stunned and didn’t know what to say.

Being in charge of collating information on students from various prefectures, the three knew who were truly from Raozhou Prefecture.

However, thinking of Wenzhou Prefecture acting like their heart is in Jiangbei while they’re in Jiangnan, none of the three stepped in to expose them.

The students from Wenzhou Prefecture indeed deserved a beating.

"Raozhou Prefecture has Lin Chen in terms of strength, and Shen Ge is quite cunning too. These three months... there’ll be a good show to watch."

Xue Yun seemed to think of something, showing a mischievous expression, while Du Yong and another person also chuckled.

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In the valley, Lin Chen followed Min Huanbo, heading deeper into the valley.

He didn’t know where this Instructor was taking him. As for the Special Training Ground’s conditions, including some rules, he was still completely in the dark.

"Lin Chen, when Senior Zhao took you away, it was to let you walk a path unverified by others. If you don’t want to take it, you can refuse at any time. I have a vacancy for guiding a student here."

As Min Huanbo walked, he still couldn’t help but try to woo him.

Each instructor had one position for guiding a student every session.

The higher the assessment scores the student achieved in these three months, the more contribution points the instructor could earn.

Lin Chen’s displayed talent and strength were astonishing, at least top-tier in comprehension among his peers, far surpassing others.

Such a genius, even without aiming for contribution points, guiding him would be something to brag about with others in the future.

As Special Training Ground instructors, they differed from other instructors in the Military Affairs Department system. The training methods for cultivating students by other instructors were developed by these instructors.

Only those with outstanding achievements in training students were qualified to enter the Special Training Ground for further training of talented students.

Even if they themselves were not Martial Path geniuses, and were only at Eighth Grade strength, when they went outside, even directors from various prefectures’ Military Affairs Departments would treat them with respect.

"Thank you, Instructor, for valuing me. I currently know nothing about the Special Training Ground," Lin Chen smiled helplessly, meaning that he didn’t want to make a rash decision without understanding the rules of the Special Training Ground.

"Senior Zhao didn’t tell you... of course, Senior Zhao never paid any attention to these rules,"

Min Huanbo’s voice lowered at the end, laced with a somewhat sour tone.

"Since Senior Zhao didn’t tell you the rules of the Special Training Ground, I will tell you as we go." Min Huanbo said as they walked: "Jiangnan Dao’s Special Training Ground is divided into two locations: one is for those who reach the standard of genius in strength, and the other for those who reach the genius standard in comprehension."

"The Military Affairs Hall arranged this way to conduct targeted special training. To test your training results, assessments will be conducted; some will be explicit, others hidden. As for the specific assessment methods, I can’t disclose them to you."

"Every student starts with one hundred base points in the Special Training Ground. With these points, you can exchange for some resources needed for cultivation. I suppose Senior Zhao didn’t give you a resources exchange catalog either. When we reach the destination, you can get a copy."

Lin Chen nodded: "Thank you, Instructor."

"In the Special Training Ground, points are very important for you. All the assessment rewards in the Special Training Ground are in points, and it’s up to you to decide which resources to exchange them for."

"Furthermore, there’s a particularly special place in the Special Training Ground. I will take you there as the reward for being the first to finish the first assessment. You can enter it once; to go again, you’d need one hundred points."

One hundred points?

Lin Chen was shocked by this number. He fought four people alone but only earned forty points, yet entering this place required one hundred points? 𝚏𝐫𝚎𝗲𝕨𝐞𝐛𝕟𝚘𝐯𝚎𝗹.𝕔𝐨𝗺

Seeing Lin Chen’s shocked face, Min Huanbo smiled slightly. For some noble children, the real attraction of the Special Training Ground was precisely that place.

A quarter of an hour later, Min Huanbo stopped, and Lin Chen looked at the massive iron gate towering before him, level with the mountain peaks, reaching high into the clouds.

"Lin Chen, the existence behind this gate will upend your understanding."

Min Huanbo gave Lin Chen a mysterious smile: "Go on, once you come out, if you have questions, I’ll explain them to you."

"Yes."

Lin Chen was also puzzled. What was behind this iron gate that made the Instructor so secretive and claimed it would upend his understanding?

What hadn’t he witnessed before, having lived two lives...

Perhaps he got it wrong. The Instructor didn’t know he’d lived two lives, so it would overturn his understanding of this life?

Was it related to Martial Path?

Lin Chen walked towards the iron gate, and when he was still ten feet away from it, a man-sized door swung open outward on its own, and Lin Chen’s eyes caught sight of three steps beyond it.