Special Admissions Guide for Forum

The nobles and commoners shook hands and made peace, and both sides also discovered their own misunderstandings and suspicions about each other.

The nobility provided the common people with a wider path to upward mobility, which led to fierce competition among the lower classes. Encouraged by the tempting prospect of wealth, the common people worked even harder for the nobility.

Let us all work together to create a wonderful new era free from oppression and exploitation.

As for the catalyst for the entire plot, the protagonist's older brother Sheng Han, who cares about him?

He is a plot device, a name that cannot be mentioned for the sake of peace, and must be buried in the dust of history.

Its sole purpose is to summon an evil god when it is being tortured and killed by the lower classes and foresees the extent to which its death will cause a regression in the minds of the common people. At the cost of its soul, it makes a wish: "Please let the savior of this world descend."

You can do what I can't.

You are the only hope in this despairing world.

Unfortunately, the fanatical believers, powerless to do anything but sacrifice themselves, are destined never to see the god they summoned with their lives.

He could only imagine what the gods might look like and smile in the afterlife.

Although I have never met you, I imagine you to be wonderful.

I use my death to ignite the celebratory cannons for your birth.

Unbeknownst to Lin Xue, a boy she had never met stumbled and bled as he traversed the mountains and fields, passing on to her the torch of hope, fueled by his own soul.

He is the person he has waited for with his life and soul.

I heard that St. Mary's has a forum that only its students can access, where there are lots of rumors and things you need to know to enroll. Lin Xue wanted to go in and see if there was any information worth noting.

After entering the URL, a blank page pops up, asking for your student ID or admission notice number.

After Lin Xue entered her sixteen-digit temporary student ID number according to the admission notice, a continuously spinning circle appeared, followed by a Q-version figure with a hand making a checkmark and smiling, saying "bingo." Judging from the hairstyle, it was very similar to the doodle on her admission notice; it was probably the chairman's self-portrait.

...He seemed quite pleased with his appearance.

After successfully logging in, the blank webpage transformed into a page with a beige-brown background and a European religious design, the mottled background resembling the peeling paint of an old church.

In the very center of the page is a huge eye with thick eyelashes, as if it had been treated with a cream, which opens and closes from time to time. Each time it closes its eye, a crystal-clear tear falls and slides into the golden Holy Grail below.

The number of logins is written below the Holy Grail.

Lin Xue observed for a while; the forum was called "Tears." The rate at which tears flowed seemed to be related to the number of logins. For every additional person who logged in, a tear would fall from her eye, flowing into the ocean within the Holy Grail.

As soon as I logged in, a tear fell, and the number of logins increased by one.

The forum has several sections:

The first one is 【New Student Exchange】, followed by 【Public Chat】【Second Year】【Third Year】【Bronze Guild】【Orange Blossom Merchant Guild】【Milan Style】【Golden Sun】【Brilliant Diamonds】【Secret Room】.

Lin Xue clicked on the "Public Spam" section, but was blocked by a pop-up window:

[You haven't received an official report yet and don't have reading privileges. Feel free to browse other places.]

He then clicked through all the forums after the "Public Spam" section. Except for the "Bronze Guild" forum, which displayed the same message as before, "No official report, no reading permission," all the other forums had pop-up notifications:

[You are not a designated member of this forum. Please provide an invitation code.]

When I clicked on the [Secret Room], a different message popped up: [Please enter the room number and password.]

It appears to be a private section, requiring an invitation from someone else to join.

Of all these forums, I can only enter the "Public Spam" forum and the "Bronze Guild" forum, which I can join as a specially recruited student. I can't enter any of the other forums.

The special admissions students' "unique rights" are fully demonstrated.

Click into the first section, "New Student Forum." Once inside, you'll see a dense collection of new student registration posts.

It's supposed to be a forum for new students, but actually many senior students also post there.

Aside from the screen full of new student introductions and posts seeking recognition, the pinned and most popular posts Lin Xue saw were all from upperclassmen. There were even upperclassmen posting things like, "Any cute and well-behaved new students looking for mentors? I can help you out. See the post for rank."

Lin Xue clicked on the post, and to the right of the person who replied in the main post, there was a rank badge.

Move the mouse over the step to display the explanation:

Saint Ria's rank is divided into five major ranks according to family background, from lowest to highest: Special Admissions (Ancient [Bronze] Gear), Rich Family Sons (Sunshine [Orange] that Injects Vitality into the Social Economy), Minor Nobles ([Beige] Silk), Major Nobles ([Gold]), and Aristocratic Families ([Silver] White Diamond).

The post had barely been published when a fellow member of the Mi-rank class replied: "Friend, are you a second-year student, experiencing freshman enrollment for the first time? The timing of your post is inappropriate."

"You want to reap a harvest before you've even sown the seeds?"

"To attract new students, it's more effective to release information after the welcome party."

"At the earliest, it would have to be after the newborn hunt."

"It'll be much more satisfying to pick them during the New Life Feast."

"Learning how to grow flowers is still useful."

A few words in the reply from the junior nobleman caught Lin Xue's attention. He sensed malice directed at the special admissions student.

After receiving the reply, the original poster immediately locked the post.

There were no more replies after that, probably because the original poster messaged the helpful commenter privately, and the two of them went to chat privately.

The campus, where Lin Xue was about to enroll, was filled with the aura of strange people. She prepared to study the pinned post, "[Special Admission Guide]".

This is a trending post. It was posted shortly after the acceptance letters were issued, and it quickly gained a lot of attention.

The poster's default anonymous nickname on the forum is: Anonymous.

At the risk of being criticized and scolded, I would like to offer a reminder to all newly admitted students admitted through the special admissions program:

Now that you've come to St. Lia's prestigious academy, forget all about the concept of "equality for all" that you learned before.

You have to admit that people are inherently unequal.

If people were truly equal, why would we be here at this prestigious academy as special admissions students?

We, the specially admitted students, are nothing more than dogs that the school supplies to please the powerful and wealthy.

Your achievements, talent, and beauty, which you are so proud of, are nothing here.

No matter how outstanding you are, you're just a dog with a nicer coat.

People outside say that our special admissions students at St. Leicester are so prestigious that even wealthy men who want to keep us as mistresses are out of reach.

If any specially admitted student goes out into the world, they don't even need to actually go out; they can just go to a casual venue and command an exorbitant price, with crowds packing the hall to support them.

Who knew that when we were in St. Leeds, we were treated worse than servants?

If the young masters are happy, even a little bit of money slipping through their fingers could feed you for half a year; if they're unhappy, a kick to the gut could make you vomit blood, but you'd still have to smile and endure it.

The reason you are able to enroll, sit in classrooms equipped with the most advanced technology, and look at the vast sea of ​​books in the library is all thanks to the gifts from noble young masters and ladies.

I know that you all experienced a sense of disappointment when you first enrolled.

Because you were all once the pride of the school, pampered by teachers and other classmates, you've somewhat forgotten your place.

You had a high status in junior high because of your good grades, but things are different in society. Whoever has power and money is the boss. Your previous status was all temporarily stolen.

You need to adjust your mindset.

Only by recognizing your own identity can you survive here.

People who fail to recognize their own identity often end up in dire straits.

You need to change your perspective. It's an honor for you if rich people bully you! Do you want to be bullied by poor people, suffering mistreatment without any money?

They only bully you because they like you. They bully you because you are outstanding enough that they think highly of you.

Do you think they have any right to argue with the dog poop on the roadside or the lowly, inferior people from other schools outside?

The more they bully you, the deeper the bond between you becomes, and the more they like you.

Even if they abuse you to death, your parents can still receive a very large sum of compensation.

This is more money than your useless parents could earn in ten lifetimes! Be envious!

You may gain respect from the poor, but will they give you that much money?

You're not convinced? Then work hard to climb up and become someone superior! You're weak, what's there to say?

Please, please, don't try to promote any kind of equal rights for special admissions students. I'm sick of seeing it.

You want dignity? Then get out of here. This is a prestigious academy, not a special admissions academy.

Every building here, every inch of ground you step on, was built with money from nobles.

When you go to someone else's home, you don't follow their rules. You try to take over and expect respect without contributing anything. How can you expect such a good thing?

[This is a prestigious academy; shouldn't we nobles be the ones getting out?] Isn't this what you mean by equal rights for special admissions students?

Don't make me laugh. If you really want equality, then show some courage and improve your own abilities.

If you're not capable, why do you have so many demands?

Besides, you guys haven't always been dogs... Even though you have to keep your tail between your legs in St. Leicester, once you're out there, everyone will call you brother or sister.

In your free time, you can still go out and hunt for food. You'll find out later just how popular St. Leah's students are among students from other schools.

As long as you hang out in St. Leicester for a day, you'll have all the prestige. When you go out, you can have any beautiful women or handsome men you want! And you don't have to spend a single penny; people will practically pay you to stay!

I won't go into how much students from other schools fawn over us. You'll see for yourselves once you enroll.