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Lin Feng woke up in a daze. After looking at his surroundings, he was somewhat embarrassed.

“Student, if you’re tired, you can apply for leave. You don’t have to attend these basic knowledge classes,” the teacher said to Lin Feng.

Despite seeing that Lin Feng had fallen asleep, the surrounding students did not tease him.

Today was the first day of official classes in Zhanzheng College. However, in the beginning, everyone would only learn some basic knowledge about the Divine Realm, such as the concept of relative experience points that Lin Feng had mentioned to Su Xiuxiu and the others previously.

The descendants of some large families had long dabbled in this knowledge, so they would not waste time attending these classes. They would spend more time leveling up in the Divine Realm.

In their opinion, someone like Lin Feng who slept in class was probably a descendant of a certain family. He would stay up all night to level up and would be very tired the next day.

“Thank you, Teacher. There’s no need,” Lin Feng replied with a smile.

“Yes.” The teacher nodded. “Since you’re not taking leave, I won’t force you. It’s fine as long as you don’t affect my class discipline.”

Lin Feng nodded. After returning from Peerless City last night, he had chatted with Chu Kuangren for the entire night and had yet to rest. Only then did he remember that he had class today, so he had just fallen asleep.

Seeing that Lin Feng was insisting on staying, the teacher was somewhat puzzled. Wasn’t it better to take leave and go back to sleep? Why did he have to sleep in class? However, with the thought that Lin Feng might be a descendant of a large family, he still whispered to Lin Feng, “If you’re really tired, you can go to the last row to sleep.”

With that said, the teacher walked back to the podium and continued teaching.

Lin Feng’s face turned red, but he still quietly walked to the last row and sat down. He began to close his eyes to rest.

He also wanted to apply for leave, but he had rushed over in the morning and did not have time to apply for leave at all.

The surrounding students watched as Lin Feng walked to the last row and were somewhat envious. This was the treatment of the descendants of large families. The teacher was so fierce to them just now, but he was so tolerant of Lin Feng.

This was also normal. Although Zhanzheng College was led by the Qin family, Qin Wuyi was only the principal. The other families also had many positions in the school.

Therefore, most people would not provoke others if they encountered unfamiliar people.

This was because the person you provoke might have a terrifying background.

After being envious for a while, those students still obediently attended class. Although it was a basic knowledge course, there would still be an assessment. If they could not pass the assessment, it would really be embarrassing.

Lin Feng had long learned this basic knowledge in his previous life. He had originally planned to take leave, but unfortunately, he did not have time in the morning.

“I’d better apply for leave for the afternoon class.” Lin Feng thought.

He still had to apply for leave because even if he passed the final written test, he could not fail the examination.

Lin Feng continued to close his eyes and rest. Through his conversation with Chu Kuangren last night, he roughly understood the nature of the swordsman profession.

A swordsman gathered the attributes of all professions. They had the health of a warrior, the agility of an assassin, the explosive power of an archer and a mage, and the strangeness of a priest and a summoner. It could be said that a swordsman had gathered the advantages of all professions.

Last night, Chu Kuangren said that he was considered half a swordsman because Chu Kuangren did not meet the requirements of an all-rounded professional. After all, talent was limited. Only SSS level talents were all-rounded professionals and could become true swordsmen.

However, Chu Kuangren did not elaborate on why he could be considered half a swordsman. Chu Kuangren only told Lin Feng that he would slowly find out in the future.

As for Lin Feng’s first swordsman profession change, it was also put on the agenda.

What Lin Feng needed to do now was to increase his killing intent.

According to Chu Kuangren, first stage swordsmen needed to constantly improve their killing nature to the extent that they dared to kill anyone and could kill anyone.

“Why increase your killing intent? It’s because you have to be able to pull out your sword and attack any enemy. This is your goal. Take your current state for example. If you face a divine level enemy, you might not be afraid, but do you dare to attack him?” This was what Chu Kuangren said to Lin Feng at that time.

Moreover, according to him, this was only the lowest requirement for a swordsman. However, before reaching this lowest requirement, one had to ensure that their mind would not be lost.

This was also very easy to understand. Just as Chu Kuangren had said, anyone who dared to attack a divine level expert at the bronze level would simply be thought of as a lunatic.

Even Lin Feng felt that he was crazy to attack a divine level expert now.

After all, wasn’t it insane for him to still attack if he knew that he could not defeat the other party?

Lin Feng found it somewhat difficult to understand this mentality. Chu Kuangren only told him to farm more monsters first, especially in the Profession Awakening Hall. He could go and try the trials more often.

Lin Feng also had the intention to go to the Profession Awakening Hall. After all, he had only reached the 40th level previously and had yet to receive the rewards after that. He naturally had to go back and take a look.

In addition, previously, Lin Feng had always focused on the mage profession. Although he understood the mage profession, in the end, he was still not that familiar with it. From his previous battles, it could be seen that he was still more inclined towards the warrior profession.

Now, although Lin Feng had no problem relying on his powerful attributes, if this continued for a long time, it was still very easy for others to find flaws.