Only at the Mahayana Stage Does the Reversal System Appear - Chapter 379

Chapter 379: The Weak Defeat the Strong

Chapter 379:

The Weak Defeat the Strong. Superpowers in the Weigu world are as old as its civilization.

Although superpowers aren’t publicly known, over the course of history, people have developed a system of superpowers and categorized them into different types of superpower users.

Shao Junyi had never heard of superpowers named “Invincible” or “Immortal Cultivation.”

However, she had seen similar cases many times.

For example, the fire-type superpower in their team, before joining the department, had been tinkering with superpowers on their own, naming theirs “World-Destroying Red Lotus.” They often imagined losing control of their powers and burning the world to ashes.

Then there was the lightning-type superpower, who, before meeting other superpower users, named his “Dark Thunder” and imagined himself as the incarnation of a heavenly calamity, carrying out punishment on behalf of Heaven.

Ever since they systematically studied superpowers, they’ve been begging their superiors to destroy the files from that period.

Shao Junyi felt that Jiang Li and Bai Hongtu fell into this category.

“Sister, can we both join the organization?” Bai Hongtu leaned forward, flatteringly calling Shao Junyi “Sister,” earning Jiang Li’s disdain.

Did he really think he was eighteen?

The more Shao Junyi looked at Bai Hongtu, the more she liked him. She found this new psychic to be quite handsome.

However, she was trained and wouldn’t be fooled by a handsome man’s tricks. “I need to observe you two secretly for a week. If you pass, you can join our department.”

Peng Lianghai: “…”

Why was I under observation for two months?

And who would openly say so?

“Who was the person Lianghai captured? Why do you call him a cultist?” Jiang Li asked.

“This is confidential. You are not members of the organization yet. I can’t comment on this matter.” Shao Junyi refused to reveal any information.

Jiang Li was rebuffed, so he used his spiritual sense to scan the entire Bihai City. He found all the information in the deepest part of the Bihai branch of the Psychic Administration Bureau. He found

more than Shao Junyi knew.

In short, it was a group of people who couldn’t even explode a star, hoping to rule the world.

…

A few days passed, and the college entrance examination arrived.

Bai Hongtu and Jiang Li, determined to do their job well, also took the exam.

“The victor is the king, the loser is the bandit. I’ve spent seven days preparing for this day, and I must get a good grade!” Bai Hongtu vowed. He had wasted seven days on eating, drinking, and having fun, but

he must not waste the last two days on the exam. “Oh, you have the nerve to call it preparation after seven days of fun?” Jiang Li sneered. As long as it wasn’t a “Jiang Li School” exam, he had never feared anyone when it came to studying.

Although he had also been playing for seven days.

The two exchanged glances, their fighting spirit high.

…

“How difficult is the exam?”

Jiang Li sat upright in his seat,

his spirit leaving his body, wandering across the world, searching for the answers to the college entrance exam questions. The answers to the exam questions were stored in a confidential room. Jiang Li’s spirit arrived at the door and encountered an unexpected person.

“Old Bai, what are you doing here?”

Bai Hongtu’s spirit was startled, turned around, and breathed a sigh of relief.

It was Jiang Li; he had thought it was the invigilator.

“Nothing, the test was too easy. I was sleepy and took a nap, and my spirit accidentally left my body, and floated here unknowingly.”

Bai Hongtu asked casually, “What about you? Why are you here too?”

“I was worried that someone would peek at the answers, so I came here on patrol. Now that no one has peeked, I’m relieved.”

The two of them laughed tacitly, and their spirits returned to their places, answering the questions honestly.

…

“Poetry appreciation, reading comprehension… The Chinese language questions aren’t difficult, except for this last, long essay.”

“Please use ‘The Weak Defeat the Strong’ as your topic. Choose the right angle, establish your theme, and specify the style. Do not disclose any personal information. The essay should be no less than 800 words.”

“It just so happens that I have some experience with this.” Bai Hongtu was delighted and wrote down the title:

“On How the Tribulation Crossing Stage Can Defeat the Mahayana Stage .

” “As everyone knows, the Mahayana Stage is one level higher than the Tribulation Crossing Stage. While not immortal, they are in a league of their own. The strength of

the Mahayana Stage lies in their steadfast mind, immense strength, and unfathomable methods.” “Daoist Master Changcun once said that knowledge is power. The Mahayana Stage is not invincible. The great Daoist Master said there are three ways to defeat the Mahayana Stage…”

As he wrote, Bai Hongtu never failed to quote famous quotes.

His heart surged, and he wrote 850 words in a fluent style.

He couldn’t go on.

…

“Please use ‘The Weak Defeat the Strong’ as your topic?” Jiang Li pondered for a moment and began to write his own essay.

“How to Cultivate Immortality”

“To defeat the strong with the weak, one must go from weak to strong…”

“The fastest way to become stronger is to practice, and the first step in practice is to draw Qi into the body…”

Jiang Li wrote 850 words in a very eloquent manner, but only wrote about how to become a cultivator in the Qi training stage. He hadn’t written the following practice methods yet, so the word count was not enough.

“What a pity.”

…

Only the Chinese language questions were a little difficult for the two of them. The following math, chemistry, physics, and biology questions were not difficult at all. The answers to these questions were fixed. As long as they knew the calculation methods, the answers were obvious.

They had studied with their spiritual consciousness for a period of time in the most advanced world of ringing bells, and the scientific knowledge they mastered far exceeded that of the world of Wei Gu.

Two days passed quickly, and the two of them were refreshed. They both felt that they could become the unprecedented top scorer in the college entrance examination with a perfect score.

“How did you do on the test?” they asked Peng Lianghai.

Peng Lianghai was dejected: “I didn’t know the answers to several questions.”

As the three chatted, a group of young girls, clutching pink love letters and reciting lines they’d memorized countless times, tried to confess their feelings to Bai Hongtu.

Of course, things would go crazy after the college entrance exam.

However, someone else got there first and approached Bai Hongtu. An

expensive red sports car pulled up to the curb. Shao Junyi got out and approached the three with a smile, “What are your thoughts? Do you want to join our department? I’ve reported this to the higher-ups, and they’ve taken your special circumstances into consideration and said you can go to university after becoming department members.”

“Yes,” Peng Lianghai answered without hesitation. The news Shao Junyi brought completely resolved his worries.

“In that case, get in the car,” Shao Junyi said, offering a gesture of invitation.

“Can I borrow your phone?” Peng Lianghai asked to borrow Shao Junyi’s.

“Hello, Mom, we’re having a class reunion after the college entrance exam. We’re going to have fun tonight, so I won’t be going back… No, I don’t have a girlfriend and I won’t be staying in a hotel overnight. You mean this? This is the phone I borrowed from a classmate.”

“What? The incoming call number doesn’t display, and you thought it was a scam call? No, no, this is a classmate’s phone.”

Peng Lianghai looked at Shao Junyi in confusion.

Shao Junyi shrugged: “We are a confidentiality department, so of course we have to have a sense of mystery.”

Shao Junyi looked at Bai Hongtu and Jiang Li with pity, two poor children who lost their parents at a young age.

Shao Junyi investigated the files of the two people. Both were born in orphanages and had ordinary growth experiences. Because the learning atmosphere in the third year of high school was not good, they transferred to Peng Lianghai’s school.

(End of this chapter)