Invincible Immortal Emperor Reborn In City

3Qing Yuanzi was in charge of the werewolves, and Chen Feng was in charge of the second round of the exam.     1

    

As long as he did not slack off in terms of cultivation, he would be able to pass.    

    

As long as he listened to the Dao class seriously or read it later, he would be able to pass it by relying on his students' enhanced memory.    

    

Therefore, actual combat became the key. Whether or not one would become one of the thousand people who were chased down the mountain depended on whether one's strength was sufficient or not.    

    

Many students doubted that this was completely unfair because some students had a certain level of cultivation and strength before entering the school. However, most of the students were just whiteboards before entering the school and did not know anything about cultivation.    

    

These two groups of people started off differently, so how could they be compared? If they really used the same standard, it would be too unfair for those students who entered the school with whiteboards.    

    

Chen Feng was not an unreasonable person. He had already thought of a countermeasure for this kind of situation.    

    

Since it was an actual battle, he naturally had to make a move. Each person fought ten rounds. If they won, they would gain one point. If they lost, they would not lose points. In the end, they would accumulate points.    

    

At the same time, in order to prevent those students who already had a certain level of cultivation and strength from having too much of an advantage, Chen Feng deliberately put them together. However, the opponents of these people were not all people who had entered the school with cultivation, because that would be an overstatement. It was unfair to them.    

    

Therefore, every person who brought their cultivation base into the academy had to face three opponents with the same cultivation base, and seven whiteboard students.    

    

If they could still be eliminated like this, what else could they say? Even if their strength was only bad luck and their faces could be so dark, it was still better for this student to not stay in the academy, lest he implicate others one day.    

    

At the same time, in order to be fair to the whiteboard students, out of ten pairs of hands, at most one student with a cultivation base would appear.    

    

This arrangement was to avoid unfair duels between some students, and the students were still satisfied. Even if they could not beat the student with a cultivation base, they would at most lose a point.    

    

Although this one point difference could also eliminate them, if they really ran into one, it would be their fate. They could only blame their own bad luck.    

    

Otherwise, do you still want to be absolutely fair? Hehe, it doesn't exist.    

    

In addition, in order to prevent students from cheating, every student will only know who their opponent is after going on stage. Otherwise, it was hard to guarantee that some students would have crooked ideas and bribe their opponent before the match.    

    

Chen Feng was very clear about the situation of every student. All the matching was arranged by him personally. Other than him, even the other teachers did not know who the opponent of the students was.    

    

The students were afraid, and the teachers were not any better.    

    

Chen Feng's actions were always unpredictable. This time, not only would the students be eliminated, but even the teachers would be eliminated.    

    

If the students under him were basically at the bottom, would Chen Feng let them off easily?    

    

He was afraid not.    

    

The academy had always been recruiting teachers. A new batch of teachers would enter the academy after the new students entered. This was clearly to prevent the new teachers from interfering with the original teachers' teaching.    

    

Thus, the students were praying, and the teachers were also praying.    

    

Four arenas, two thousand students, fought day and night in actual combat. This kind of confrontation had begun on the day Qing Yuanzi began his seclusion, which was the 28th of July.    

    

After three days and three nights of duels, the final combat score was calculated and sent to Chen Feng.    

    

It was the 31st of July, the day Qing Yuanzi came out of seclusion. Tomorrow would be the day for the new students to enter the academy and the old students to leave the mountain.    

    

The students, teachers, and even the parents outside waited anxiously for the results.