redvbooks #882 - School rules!
#882 - School rules!
The enrollment standards set by Liang Yue weren't numerous, but each one hit the key points.
First, naturally, were the issues of aptitude and age.
Considering the 'surprise' that relevant departments in China had sent him previously, a team of over two thousand, close to three thousand people, with only about ten to twenty percent possessing medium or higher aptitudes, including those of medium level...
This was clearly a malformed product resulting from too many ideas and too much personal agenda.
Thus, on the aptitude front, which should have been a hard indicator for the cultivation path, Liang Yue set the minimum acceptance line at 'medium'.
The standard was that individuals with a mental or Qi and blood strength reaching fourteen points or more.
Specifically, it could be referenced to Liang Yue's basic four-dimensional attributes after his system awakening.
Theoretically, an average person without any special training methods would have an average level of ten points, and the limit of their four-dimensional attributes would be twenty points.
Among them, the spirit attribute corresponds to mental strength, while the constitution, strength, and agility attributes are linked to Qi and blood power.
After receiving the Super-Soldier Serum injection, Captain America's constitution and other attributes linked to Qi and blood power probably reached the limit of an ordinary human's physique, twenty points.
As for Liang Yue, because he had transmigrated with his soul, possessing intelligence from the womb, his soul and spirit attributes were relatively strong, and he was born with a natural talent for vigorous spirit.
Therefore, his spirit attribute was eighteen points, which could be seen as extraordinary mental strength. Before the system awakened, he had almost reached the level of photographic memory during his school years!
According to the standards that Liang Yue had previously established when handing over the aptitude detectors to various countries' governments, a spirit attribute of twelve points was considered low, fourteen points medium, sixteen points high, and eighteen points special!
As for twenty points... Innate full soul power?
Judging from Liang Yue's own situation, reaching the limit of the human race without special training seemed not easy...
As for the age limit for student enrollment, after the previous lesson, Liang Yue directly set a relatively broad standard of 'under twenty years old'.
The second criterion was aimed at those who came with their own cultivation and had undergone special training.
Liang Yue initially didn't want to include this group of people in his student recruitment scope. After all, if you already have your own inheritance and identity, why bother running to his door?
Furthermore, if you have methods for cultivation and becoming stronger, then you should continue practicing along your own path. Coming to him would not only mean betraying your original master, but Liang Yue would also have to spend extra time correcting and reversing your path, which would be less efficient than teaching a blank slate.
However, it was obviously impossible to reject all of these people.
After all, he couldn't refuse those from various countries' militaries, special official organizations' training classes, or even the inheritors of Buddhism and Taoism in China.
Therefore, the second criterion for the enrollment qualifications of those with their own cultivation was that they needed to undergo a personal interview...
The third criterion was to preemptively exclude some harmful individuals and serve as a warning to personnel from various countries.
Specifically, it prohibited members of cults, those with depraved thoughts, and the mentally deficient from being selected.
The reasons were self-evident. Although Liang Yue didn't intend to turn his life-bearing planet into a pure and innocent land, he also didn't want to see a situation of demons dancing wildly.
In addition, according to his vision, the students selected into his academy needed to possess a certain level of moral standards and bottom lines.
Furthermore, after enrollment, in addition to normal cultivation and activities, the school would continue to formulate a series of daily student rules to constrain the personnel within the academy.
Regarding this clause, Liang Yue was very reassured about the students selected from student groups, military groups, and other aspects in China, but he was afraid of those from foreign countries.
Although they were few in number, according to the plan, they would only account for ten percent of the total number of students, but if precautions were not taken, their destructive power would be quite significant.
Regarding this point, Liang Yue's own experiences as an exchange student in New York were enough to prove it.
Back when he had just enrolled, he and a few of his friends were eating in the cafeteria, and just because the food on the table was a little more abundant, they were provoked by a few young hooligans.
At the time, Liang Yue immediately beat those delinquents to the ground. In full view of everyone, he demonstrated a certain amount of force and determination, so he didn't receive much harassment afterward.
But that didn't mean that everyone else was like that. He dared to fight those hooligans and win cleanly, but that didn't mean that others had that ability.
During his time at school, Liang Yue often heard the boarding students in his class, especially the international exchange students, complaining that the school's security was bad, that they were being blackmailed by xxx, and that even their dormitories were being stolen from.
In addition, things like campus violence, drug use, and forced relationships also occurred from time to time.
Facts have proven that one rotten apple can spoil the whole barrel!
Liang Yue naturally didn't want this kind of thing to happen in his academy.
But thinking of those students who would come from all over the world in the future, with varying levels of quality, he naturally had to take precautions early.
Finally, for the healthy operation of the campus environment, Liang Yue specifically noted that proselytizing and spreading various extreme ideologies were prohibited within the academy.
In total, there were only these four conditions. The content wasn't much, but it could effectively prevent some unstable groups from mixing in.
Even if some countries disregarded the rules at the time and wanted to muddle through, Liang Yue could still screen them again when the student candidates from various countries actually arrived.
Considering that the official organizations of various countries around the world needed to conduct large-scale general testing in a targeted manner after receiving the aptitude detectors he sent out, this efficiency, while not slow, couldn't be said to be very fast either.
Therefore, in order to urge the efficiency of the actions of various countries' governments, Liang Yue also additionally announced two other pieces of data on his own website.
One of them was the current number of students who had already been admitted~
The answer was also clear at a glance, a total of two hundred and seventy-four people, all from China.
But the problem was that Liang Yue had previously stated that the world was one, and China would exclusively occupy ninety percent.
That is to say, the number of students from China would account for ninety percent of the total number of students.
So, after a little calculation, the total number of student places obtained by countries around the world other than China was thirty point four.
Averaged to the other two hundred or so countries on Earth, that's less than one place...
The meaning contained within was naturally self-evident. Liang Yue didn't need to say much, and the various countries could realize it themselves. Although this wasn't the final total number of places, this data of thirty point four did give the official organizations of various countries a considerable stimulus.
As a result, in just over half a day, the governments of various countries around the world sent diplomatic notes to the Chinese government and even to Liang Yue, asking about the truth of the matter.
Most countries stated that Liang Yue's calculation method for the number of places was problematic, and many official institutions still harbored some illusions about the allocation ratio of student places, hoping that Liang Yue could be fairer.
Unfortunately, someone on this side was too lazy to reply to them at all.
On the other hand, the Chinese government seemed to be having a bit of a headache because of this matter. Although it was still unclear how they were responding, they had already conveyed a promise to him through Meng Xiaoyu.
That was, they would definitely complete the selection of students as soon as possible, abandon various negative factors, and select high-quality cultivation talents based on merit...
In short, the effect was very obvious~
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