Staying Alive Cautiously in the Celestial Realm and Becoming the Strongest-Chapter 1127: True Proof (Three)

Chinese Language, Mathematics, English, Politics, Geography, History, Physics, Chemistry, along with Physical Education and Music.

There are a total of ten subjects in the first year of high school.

Wang Chen quickly assessed that, since all the memories of his past life are imprinted in his mind, detailed down to the exact minute of a certain day, all the knowledge he acquired from elementary school to middle school, high school, and four years of college is completely retained.

Narrowing down to the first-year high school stage, with serious revision, subjects such as Mathematics, English, Physics, and Chemistry wouldn’t pose any issues for the final exams.

In fact, Wang Chen’s Mathematics and English were quite good, especially English. In his second semester of sophomore year in college, he passed the Level 6 proficiency exam, and his listening and speaking skills were exceptional.

As for Mathematics, Wang Chen performed best in the subject during middle school. Although he fell behind in the first and second years of high school, he caught up in his third year and scored 132 points on the national college entrance exam.

And there wasn’t much problem with Physics and Chemistry either.

As for Chinese Language, Politics, Geography, and History—the latter three subjects mainly relied on rote memorization. Despite having lost all of his Cultivation Level after traveling back in time, Wang Chen’s Divine Soul consciousness remained powerful, especially prominent in terms of memory.

This could be considered the only ace up Wang Chen’s sleeve.

Chinese Language might be a bit more troublesome, because besides memorizing the textbooks, there are also major scored sections like reading comprehension and essay writing.

Wang Chen isn’t adept at writing essays.

But he knows that essay writing actually has templates, routines, and even formulas. It simply requires spending more time on reading and learning high-scoring essays.

Improving scores is easy.

As for Physical Education and Music, Wang Chen decided to outright ignore them.

He doodled in his notebook, already having a preliminary plan in mind.

After sorting out academic affairs, next would naturally be enhancing his strength and earning money.

Falling from a Nascent Soul True Immortal capable of moving mountains and seas to an ordinary teenager with no cultivation, if Wang Chen said there wasn’t the slightest bit of disparity in his heart, that would clearly be impossible.

The problem is, his world is devoid of nature’s spiritual energy.

Not a trace of it.

This is not a Dharma-Ending World but a Spiritless Plane!

All the Immortal Cultivation knowledge that Wang Chen possesses is thus rendered useless; he can’t use it to achieve transcendence.

Although this world is fairly safe, where there is light there is darkness, as well as various unforeseen dangers and accidents.

If he isn’t strong enough, how can he guard everything he wishes to protect and make up for all regrets?

There are indeed many ways to become powerful, but Wang Chen prefers his own great strength!

He must find an alternative path.

As for making money, that really becomes a trivial matter once he’s powerful enough.

Wang Chen thought a lot.

Not until the music broadcast indicating the end of the lunch break sounded did he put away his notebook and leave the dormitory for the classroom.

Wang Chen’s seat is at the very last row, close to the classroom’s back door.

There are a total of 51 students in Class 15 of the first year, with Wang Chen being the only one seated alone at a desk.

This seat isn’t a "throne’s homeland," for the only companion Wang Chen has is a trash can.

According to Yama Zhang, trash should be paired with trash.

Wang Chen clearly remembers the contempt and disgust on his face when he said those words.

And the laughter of the classmates.

Back then, Wang Chen came from a backwards small county to the bustling provincial city. His ordinary family background, combined with his status as a tuition-paying student, made it difficult for him to hold his head high among the local students.

An environment where he didn’t fit in, the enormous disparities in life and academics, along with Yama Zhang’s mental attacks, were some of the reasons Wang Chen grew to dislike studying and turned to games to escape reality.

But the biggest problem was Wang Chen himself!

Today, that sensitive, inferiority-ridden, timid boy no longer exists.

Sitting in the corner of the classroom, Wang Chen ignored the giggling and frolicking of his classmates and quietly took out his textbook from the desk. freeweɓnovel.cѳm

Wang Chen flipped through the almost new Chinese textbook and glanced at it. The content on the first page was like a frozen photograph, instantly appearing in his mind, down to every last punctuation mark.

High-definition image-style memory!

This was Xie Eardrum’s innate ability.

Wang Chen turned the pages without a sound, the second, the third...

His mind was a parallel reflection of the content inside the Chinese textbook.

The first class in the afternoon was Political Education, and the teacher with a Mediterranean hairstyle lectured fluently in front of the blackboard. Wang Chen was reading the book while listening to him, and he remembered every word without omission.

Multitasking!

This was the second ability granted to Wang Chen by his powerful Divine Soul consciousness.

But Wang Chen felt that whether it was super memory or multitasking, these were just the most basic abilities.

He was capable of much more!

After the first lesson, Wang Chen had memorized the entire "First Year Chinese Required Textbook (Second Volume)."

So easy!

What none of the students in Class 15 of Grade 1 could have expected was that, just after the first class ended, the math teacher Zhang Yan appeared in the classroom and announced that the second class would be switched to math because the PE teacher was sick.

They had already had a full morning of math classes, and now they had to have another in the afternoon, replacing the much-anticipated PE lesson.

Many students felt as if they had eaten something disgusting.

However, Zhang Yan was not only the notorious Yama Zhang but also their class advisor, possessing the supreme authority over class schedules; any opposition would be met with brutal suppression.

So, everyone was angry but dared not speak out.

Wang Chen, on the other hand, didn’t feel much about it. He looked at Zhang Yan with the eyes of an adult, knowing that the latter not only had rich professional experience in teaching but was also quite responsible.

But Yama Zhang was not a good teacher.

There was a hierarchy in his heart for students.

At the very top were the students with the best grades in the class, especially the top rankers in the grade; they were Zhang Yan’s pride and joy.

Next were those students with influential backgrounds, whose parents were officials or businessmen; they were also a focal point of his attention.

Below them were the students with above-average grades.

At the bottom of the ladder were the underperformers.

Being an underachiever and a non-local student attending the school on loan, Wang Chen was the bottom of the bottom.

Even though his ranking in the class wasn’t the worst.

In fact, Wang Chen’s test scores were mediocre in the first term.

But he never received a kind glance from Yama Zhang!

Wang Chen acknowledged the other’s teaching ability, but did not think of Zhang Yan as a good teacher.

"Wang Chen!"

Yama Zhang at the podium suddenly said, "You solve this problem."

He had just written a problem on the blackboard, then scanned the classroom and finally called Wang Chen’s name.

Many classmates immediately showed expressions anticipating a good show.

This was Yama Zhang’s signature program!

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The first lesson is delivered.