A mage's journey begins with a battle mage.

Chapter 223 Invading the Dimension

"You'd better listen to me this time; the year-end test has to be something challenging!"

Jiang Shuzhou spoke to Jess in an unquestionable tone.

"But isn't this a bit...?"

Jess hesitated for once, something he would have done without hesitation before.

"It's alright, it's just an early invasion of the new world. With us here, what does it matter?"

"Alright, no one's going to die anyway, at most they'll just be mentally exhausted for a while."

Anyway, Jess convinced himself.

This year-end test is quite unusual.

Thanks to the legendary alchemist Napamela, the year-end exam for Class 3, Grade 1 was quite extravagant.

They actually went to invade other dimensions.

Of course, other options are also provided, and these are all done while ensuring safety.

Not only students, but also teachers will be there; it's more like a competition between several colleges.

It wasn't just China that connected with the Mage Alliance; several other countries did the same. It could be said that every academy had international students from one country.

Jiang Shuzhou and Jess will lead their students to compete against alchemists and students from other academies.

However, they had previously promised that there would be no direct competition, so they were all in different worlds. It all depended on which academy could set up the guiding array in a short time and complete the guiding of the Mage Alliance army.

Although the rule against hitting colleagues made Jiang Shuzhou feel somewhat bored.

However, being able to familiarize himself with the conquest process in advance and experience the feeling of traveling through the stars at the intermediate level still made Jiang Shuzhou very happy.

This will be beneficial for his advancement to a higher rank.

Although in theory Jiang Shuzhou traversed the astral storm from Earth to the prime plane through the game system, he ultimately didn't feel anything. This was probably because Roland's technology was too good; traversing the astral plane was as if he hadn't traversed it at all.

When Jiang Shuzhou created the pseudo-human, he could feel that he was not far from advancing. Now he can travel to the star realm and is still in a protected state. What more can be said?

If you don't go, are you even human?

This is also why Jess agreed; he was eager to improve.

"Let's go and look into it. I'll talk to the students about it later."

"you?"

Jess was taken aback. Wasn't this guy the one who hated trouble the most?

When did you become so enthusiastic?

"I'll work for a month first, then you'll work for the next month, and then it'll be time for the test."

Jiang Shuzhou plans to work for a month first, and next month he wants to do some research that will make money, since the things he is researching are too advanced to be sold.

Take the fake humanoid, for example. If such a thing were released, a huge number of people would rush to buy it. This kind of flesh-and-blood creation, which is incredibly powerful in both infiltration warfare and individual strength, can be said to be almost perfect.

Not to mention that these fake people can even generate some faint faith.

Although theoretically one hundred are needed to equal one human with a complete soul, what that means is clear to anyone who understands.

Jiang Shuzhou doesn't plan to release the others either, since they are all high-end products that he painstakingly researched and developed. He prefers to keep them out of the public eye if possible.

Everyone has to keep something in reserve, which is why most of the books in libraries are theoretical.

Truly good things are never sold to outsiders.

However, Jiang Shuzhou has inherited the legacy of the Blood and Flesh Gospel, and his knowledge of blood and flesh is enough for him to use up to the legendary level.

"Okay, then I'll be going."

For Jess, it doesn't matter whether he takes a month off or a month off, since he works in the mechanical field and it's hard for him to be interrupted.

However, Jiang Shuzhou is different. He is very sensitive to interruptions in his research on flesh and blood, since inspiration is fleeting. He would feel very uncomfortable if he were interrupted by something like a class.

As for whether the year-end test will interrupt his inspiration?

The answer is no, because Jiang Shuzhou will have two months of research time ahead of him.

Although Jiang Shuzhou needs to give lectures, that can be outsourced!

As for who to outsource it to?

That's Booker, of course.

Poor old Booker was truly treated like a beast of burden by Jiang Shuzhou.

Thus, the extraordinary sight of books teaching students appeared in the classroom of Class 3, Grade 1.

"Let's begin. I'm your substitute teacher. Just call me Booker."

Booker looked utterly dejected; it was a mystery how a book could make someone so listless.

"Why is our teacher a book?"

"Where is Professor Navis?"

"Keep your voice down! What if Professor Weiss really comes back? You'll be upset then."

"Exactly, as long as someone else teaches, it's fine. If you actually call Professor Navis over, you're doomed!"

"I lost ten credits last semester because I didn't pay attention in class!"

Below the stage, people were whispering amongst themselves, while on the stage, one book was using magic to turn the pages of another.

"Alright, enough with the nonsense, let's get to class."

"Let's turn the page..."

It must be said that Booker's book is truly remarkable; although his lectures are bizarre, the students are surprisingly able to understand them quite well.

Booker's teaching method is very rigorous; he teaches exactly according to the book and never goes off-topic, unlike Jiang Shuzhou's wild teaching style.

Furthermore, it doesn't care at all about the students' listening habits. As long as they don't fall asleep or disturb its lecture, it doesn't care what they do.

After all, working is tiring enough, why bother?

As long as the class goes well, you don't need to worry about anything else.

So when Jiang Shuzhou occasionally came back to give lectures to the students to relax, they actually started to miss Booker.

Jiang Shuzhou immediately instructed Booker to activate the scanning mode, and any student in the audience who dared not pay attention would have points deducted.

They lost an average of ten points per class in just one lesson.

However, he was kind enough to make it up to them later.

Deducting points is to make them understand who is in charge, and making them up is to avoid making things difficult for them.

After all, they were all still immature, and Jiang Shuzhou didn't want them to fail to graduate, except for Ye Chen, of course.

This guy must have been reprimanded by others, and he's much more obedient now, but Jiang Shuzhou can still sense that he's not convinced.

However, the isolation he faced from those around him did somewhat curb his true nature, and at least he's not causing trouble now.

Jiang Shuzhou doesn't tolerate this kind of behavior; those who dare not cause trouble are the mediocre ones.

His philosophy is that anyone who can't solve their own problems is a fool.

A genius is someone who solves their own problems without involving others.

It's obvious that Ye Chen is an idiot.

He has talent, but he's too stupid.

Ye Chen teased the little monster in his arms, looking completely content.

Although being ostracized is tough, having Warcraft as a companion is nice too.

Ye Chen was still wearing armor and carrying a sword.

Jiang Shuzhou shook his head. If a person is not capable, even the highest talent is wasted.

Ye Chen could have gone even further. If he had focused on magic, he might have already reached the second level.

But this person insisted on practicing the breathing technique, saying that he must be at the first level of both stages and lay a solid foundation before advancing to the next level.

Does this thing even need a foundation?

Jiang Shuzhou advanced in just over a month back then. If he hadn't wanted to practice his spells and alchemy more, he could have advanced in a week.

This guy doesn't learn alchemy or rune literature, yet he dares to call this laying a foundation.

However, he soon found a companion. It is said that the Chinese government has found a new, talented person who will join the class tomorrow. I don't know how it will go.

But that's Jayce's problem.

Jiang Shuzhou is now completely immersed in his experiments.

He needs to take over the Flesh and Blood Workshop, as this will greatly improve the efficiency of producing potions and alchemical items.