Unfortunately, the Kingdom of Kyushu was at a time when it valued science education, and everyone idolized scientists, since science and technology were the primary productive forces.

Although Cheng Zhu wouldn't dare say he was outstanding in science, he was quite confident in the basic education of his motherland. Given Christine's age, a sixteen or seventeen-year-old high school student, she couldn't possibly be tested on calculus right away, could she?

"If Christine insists on choosing, I will still support her."

The AI ​​abruptly changed the subject, its expression brightening as if it had thought of something exciting: "After all, graduating with a science degree can lead to a high salary. Although Christine has absolutely no background in science, she might just be a genius with potential in this area!"

I support the chosen ones because they get high salaries; that's a very real situation.

Nodding vaguely, Cheng Zhu noticed Ya's mention of "absolutely no foundation" and had a general idea of ​​the educational level in the suburbs.

Wiping his mouth and putting the plate into the automatic dishwasher, Cheng Zhu stood up: "Then could I look at some relevant books online beforehand to improve my foundation? Maybe I really am a science genius?"

Cheng Zhu was well aware of the content of the Chosen Ones activities in the first three days, which were nothing more than finding guardians and taking entrance exams.

The anomaly in the copy occurred after the entrance exam on the third day.

There was a time when a chosen one tried not to enter Slote High School, but was immediately arrested by law enforcement for "abnormal behavior". In cities where Skynet exists, the chosen one who carries artificial intelligence has nowhere to hide, let alone the omnipresent law enforcement.

They wore uniforms that obscured their faces, and their movements were decisive and practiced, making them more like artificial intelligence than humans.

However, one point needs to be clarified: although each Chosen One has five chances to "respawn," once the entire instance world begins to deteriorate, it will maintain that level of deterioration after each respawn. Each time the Chosen One "respawns," they will return to the small house at their starting point, but the outside world will still continue to crumble. To use an analogy that any player can understand, if a game has bugs, even if the player rolls back, the bugs will continue to multiply, eventually affecting the player's goal of completing the game.

Therefore, the nations of Future Star quickly realized one thing—each instance needed to be cleared as soon as possible, and the strange rules wouldn't allow the chosen ones to waste time.

"Christine is such a studious child!"

Just like the admin of a praise group, Ya didn't hold back in praising Cheng Zhu. On the way back to 404, she introduced how to open the learning system and recommended a huge amount of science learning materials.

However, Cheng Zhu considered these learning materials to be too basic.

"My God! Math is So Simple!", "Amazing Math", "Basic Math for Children", "Number Stories Children Loved Before Major Disasters"... Are these really books for college students to study?

Cheng Zhu revised his understanding of Christine's science foundation once again.

It turns out Ya wasn't exaggerating; people in the suburbs really don't know anything... Why would children not even study in peacetime? Cheng Zhu thought this could only happen in countries that were at war for years, and from what she knew, even in wartime, children in most countries would try their best to acquire knowledge to improve themselves.

Cheng Zhu could only console himself with the thought that "maybe the strange rules of the legend are just like that."

Noticing that Cheng Zhu seemed a little down, Ya mistakenly thought it was because Christine was upset about her lack of foundation, so she quickly comforted her, "Christine is actually much better than many suburban immigrants. She will study hard when she sees something she doesn't know, and she doesn't get angry or throw tantrums because of her ignorance. She is obviously a good child with learning talent."

"They...would smash things?"

Cheng Zhu inexplicably recalled the first rule of the communal kitchen: "Please use kitchen appliances carefully with the assistance of artificial intelligence to avoid damaging them."

“Yes, but Christine, please rest assured, with AI monitoring, there will absolutely be no more discrimination against suburban immigrants!” Aya said, sounding extremely indignant. “The suburbs don’t have many ways to earn Universal Points and can’t buy many things common in the city. All of this makes you feel alienated and unable to control your violent behavior, but it’s not your fault at all! Citizens are all the same, and it is precisely after the disaster that we should unite and be friendly!”

Stop for a moment.

I think I understand why they were angry because of their ignorance.

Although Cheng Zhu really wanted to criticize Ya's remarks, considering that he might be arrested by law enforcement for some reason in the Legend of the Rules, he didn't speak rashly, but just muttered a few complaints in his heart.

This kind of speech has the flavor of a future star free empire. It first assumes that others are ignorant and backward fools, and then expresses "humanitarian" concern, condescendingly displaying its own benevolence and equality, thinking that it respects the people at the bottom. Little does it know that such behavior will only anger some people with high self-esteem.

Christine clenched her fist and refrained from punching the semi-transparent person.

"Ah! Did Aya's words offend Christine? I'm so sorry! Aya just thought that saying these things would make Christine happy..." Because Chengzhu had a chip implanted in his body, Aya immediately noticed her displeasure and quickly apologized.

Cheng Zhu is similar to Yin Zhu; he responds better to gentle persuasion than force. Seeing Ya Zhen's sincere apology, he didn't know what to say for a moment.

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