Ning Hui was also somewhat shocked. Actually, these kinds of questions were things that individuals would adjust and confirm themselves after guiding their Qi into their bodies. Let alone Master Qiu, who didn't need to do this, even some cultivators who took on personal disciples might not be able to be so meticulous. Is this what makes a sect with a teacher of unparalleled renown different from other sects?

Logically speaking, neither the differences in their physiques nor the basic cultivation methods of drawing qi into their bodies should be taught to them so early. At the very least, they should be taught after they have been bestowed with spiritual roots by the Heavenly Maiden; otherwise, even if they listen carefully, they cannot actually practice without spiritual roots. However, the True Evolution Sect has completely reversed the process, as if... as long as they have spiritual roots, they can immediately improve their cultivation level.

Ning Hui increasingly felt that the True Transformation Sect was truly different in every way, but due to her trust in Master Qiu's reputation, she did not raise any objections. Instead, she watched as he commented on their physiques one by one, explaining the issues each person needed to pay attention to. Her gaze followed Qiu Zhang's semi-transparent body the entire time, until she accidentally caught sight of a stunningly beautiful figure beside her.

Compared to everyone else's expectant expressions as they waited for Qiu Zhang to examine her, the junior sister, who had been listening attentively with them just moments before, now showed little interest. She seemed completely uninterested in her master's bone-testing, and instead, while her master was walking around the room, she pulled out a large stack of papers and booklets from somewhere. With a furrowed brow and a troubled expression, she began flipping through the pages, occasionally drawing circles or writing a few words on them.

Ning Hui was stunned for a moment. Was this junior sister... openly slacking off?

(′?д?｀)

Ning Hui was a little conflicted. She wanted to remind her of something, but she didn't know how to start, so she could only cough loudly.

The other person did indeed look up at him, about to give him a wink to indicate that the master had seen her row of papers. The next moment, however, the other person buried their head back down and continued flipping through the papers in their hands, their expression even more focused and conflicted.

Ning Hui: "..." No, the Master is here!

He watched as the semi-transparent figure floated to that row and began examining the bones of the disciple behind the woman. Well, it seemed too late. This junior sister was bound to be caught red-handed; he hoped his master wouldn't be too harsh.

He looked worried as he watched Qiu Zhang float towards the other person, glance at the large pile of papers she was writing while daydreaming, and then... floated away and returned to the podium.

Huh?

('?д?')

Not to mention being harsh, when the master passed by her, he obviously sped up, as if... afraid of disturbing her from her reverie.

"..." Is this the treatment female cultivators receive in immortal sects?

Ning Hui was a little confused. Qiu Zhang had already examined everyone's bones and muscles and said to everyone again, "Remember what I just said about the differences in your bones and muscles? When you have spiritual roots, you can adjust them according to the differences."

As he spoke, his expression turned serious, and with a wave of his hand, a white sheet of paper and pen appeared on everyone's table. He continued in a loud voice, "To test whether you have a thorough understanding of basic cultivation, now you will begin to write down the incantation for the Qi-inducing Body from memory."

Then, as if remembering something, he looked at everyone again and said, "I'll go get you some jade slips of basic cultivation techniques. You can take them back and study them slowly. I'll come back in a quarter of an hour to check your memorization. If anyone answers incorrectly, you'll stay here until you get it right."

After saying that, he floated out of the classroom and went to get the basic cultivation manual.

Upon hearing this, the disciples immediately picked up their pens and diligently began writing down what the other person had just explained countless times. The entire classroom fell silent. After a quarter of an hour, a disciple finished answering, glanced at everyone, and his gaze involuntarily fell on the only member of the opposite sex in the classroom. He had only wanted to take another look at his junior sister, but he found that she hadn't even glanced at the blank paper on the table the entire time.

He was only focused on the thick stack of papers and booklets in his hands, showing no intention of quickly memorizing them.

As time dwindled, the disciples grew increasingly anxious and began to discuss the matter in hushed tones.

"Junior Sister, did you forget the incantation from just now?"

"That's possible. I didn't see her touch the pen at all; the paper was still blank!"

"Judging from her troubled look, her brows are all furrowed, she probably won't!"

"What should we do then? The master will be back soon, and there will be a punishment if we don't answer correctly."

"The master will be angry, won't he? Let's help our junior sister!"

"Junior sister, what don't you know? Let me tell you."

"Junior sister, quickly pick up your pen and read what I'm about to say..."

Some people had even started whispering answers. But this person was only focused on the booklet in her hand, seemingly caught in some kind of dilemma, completely oblivious to the various subtle glances around her trying to get her attention and help her cheat.

until……

Suddenly, a sheet of paper filled with black writing was placed on top of her pile of reports. The first few large characters caught her eye—"Qi Induction Method!"

She paused for a moment, then turned her head to look to the right in a daze.

What is this?

Ning Hui gave her a worried look, then casually pulled the only blank sheet of paper from her desk and sat back down. Before leaving, she gave her a smile, pointed to the bottom right corner of her blank paper, and gently gestured with her mouth, "Write your name on it."

Youyou: "..." What the heck?!

(???????????)

Everyone: "..." There's such a thing? How come they didn't think of that? They were careless!

Youyou glanced at the person on her right who had picked up a pen again and was writing furiously, then looked at the disciples who looked regretful, and then glanced at the answers on their desks that were similar to the ones on the paper in her hand.

I finally realized what had happened.

Was she... cheated on?

You You was completely bewildered and hadn't reacted at all. Qiu Zhang had already come in carrying a bunch of cultivation technique jade tablets, while Ning Hui had just finished rewriting her second assignment from memory.

"Alright, stop writing!" Qiu Zhang announced, then with a flick of his wrist, the jade tablets containing cultivation techniques flew towards everyone, one landing on each person's table. At the same time, the homework sheets that everyone had just finished writing also flew into his hand, including the one on You You's table.

When Qiu Zhang saw this scene, he was also stunned for a moment. How could the sect leader have one too?! Upon closer inspection, he saw that the paper was full of writing.

His eyes lit up instantly, and he looked excited.

It's so touching that the sect leader is so supportive of his work in passing on the teachings. Not only did he not refuse his request to sit in on classes, but he also personally wrote out an answer sheet according to the classroom requirements. Isn't this the best recognition of his work?

What a fine sect leader!

Youyou, who actually only filled out the report: "..."

It was... pretty sudden!