[Damn, who's so shameless? Who's this "Little Sunflower" guy? Why is he so protective of the principal? What's his relationship with him?]

However, this person could only rage inwardly; he had been banned and could only watch others gossip on the school forum.

He kept looking for Little Sunflower, but didn't find that she had sent a single message.

No, he must have found the person. It's because of this little sunflower that he lost the joy of gossiping. Gossip that can't be shared isn't gossip anymore.

The principal sat smugly with his legs crossed in his office, reporting anyone who stirred up trouble.

Fortunately, he had the foresight to create an account on the forum beforehand.

Bystander 2: "Huh! What's going on?"

What's going on with adding ninety-nine?

"Knock, knock, knock, is the principal home?"

When someone arrived, the principal quickly put his feet down, sat up straight, and then said "Come in."

...

"Quickly, get to the usual spot within five minutes to prepare for class."

A muscular-looking man walked into the classroom, said this, and then walked out.

Then, many students in the class quickly ran out, looking very anxious and serious.

"Little sister, come on, I'll take you there."

Chen Hua was still completely confused. Wasn't she supposed to be in class? Where were they going?

Before she could figure it out, Shang Wenwen dragged her out.

Then, running, surprisingly, it was running, and we had to go around a mountain.

This isn't a big deal. If we weren't all together, we could have just teleported there in less than two seconds.

However, with Shang Wenwen leading the way, Shen Hua was also quite fast, at least faster than when they first ran out. The two of them overtook most of the students and ran to a position that was neither too far nor too close.

There is a very smooth path on the mountain, which is obviously made by people walking on it often.

Two minutes later, their first group had arrived at the designated location, which was on the other side of the mountain.

I hadn't realized before that the other side was so wide, and there were many indescribable things on it.

This is where they train.

"This isn't going to be our major course, is it? Is that rather burly guy our class teacher?" Shen Hua asked uncertainly.

"Yes, but don't worry, little sister. It's just that you're scared. You're a newbie and haven't done this before, so the teacher won't make things too difficult for you."

Chen Hua: ...

This seems a bit unreliable. Not everyone has this kind of endurance from the start. Is this kind of training really effective?

Although those people are much faster than ordinary people, isn't that due to their own talent? They can also achieve results through training.

However, I've only seen the surface, so it's hard to make a judgment. I'll wait and see.

To be honest, she was thinking of changing her major. She originally thought that the combat class was just about taking medicinal baths from time to time to widen your meridians, and then learning some moves and practicing them repeatedly on your own.

If you don't like it, you can go out and gain some experience; the latter is entirely up to your own will.

Then she's definitely not the type to push herself too hard; she just takes a medicinal bath tomorrow and spends the rest of her time sitting down to read or something.

The result is this: with this level of improvement, even slacking off is no longer an option.

When she has time, she'll inquire around and see which major is easy to slack off in.

Shang Wenwen waved her hand in front of Shen Hua's eyes to remind her to come back to her senses.

She kept staring in that direction, probably terrified. But that's understandable; she was also a little frightened when she first arrived, and so were the others.