Double S-rank Talents, and You're Going to a Junior College?

Author: Tu Zi Chi Xi Gua

Status: Ongoing

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[Urban martial arts + many children + invincible and satisfying novel]

Zhou Bai transmigrated to a world of high martial arts, where he awakened S-level Purple Heaven Divine Thunder and S-level mental power at the start.

He thought he had been given a script that would lead him to join one of the top ten universities and reach the pinnacle of martial arts.

Unexpectedly, he also got a "Many Children, Many Blessings" system. In an era where marriage is not allowed in colleges, Zhou Bai had no choice but to enter a martial arts college that everyone looked down on.

From then on, Blue Star had one more unique college student.

Martial arts skills are hard to learn? Qi and blood are insufficient? You can gain learning points by learning with your partner and add points like crazy.

Conceiving children and producing offspring can bring incredible rewards.

Many martial arts prodigies and top experts expressed that being in the same era as Zhou Bai was their tragedy.

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Years later, the nine evil gods hunted down Blue Star, their eyes fixed on Zhou Bai, who sat high above the heavens.

Facing the nine evil gods, Zhou Bai showed no fear, but slowly raised his head.

"Can your millions of years of accumulation compare to my countless days and nights of hard work?"

"Come on, system, let me see your limits!"

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A reporter interviewed the principal of Zhou Bai's college: Your college has cultivated an invincible and peerless expert. What are your thoughts on this?

College principal: I've said it before, the idea that top ten universities are no worse than junior colleges is just a rumor.

In fact, even the top ten universities are not as good as junior colleges.

P.S.: This book is also known as "Who Made Him Go to College?" and "He Single-Handedly Destroys an Evil God, and You Call Him a College Student?"

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