Chapter 58: Reporting In, Super Treatment

The next day.

Jiang Yan got dressed, ready to head directly to Divine Capital Martial University to register.

He put on the face mask he had bought the night before and examined himself in the mirror.

“Hmm, I probably won’t be recognized that easily.”

Satisfied, Jiang Yan smiled and was about to leave when a few knocks sounded at the door.

Opening it, he found a woman standing outside.

She wore denim shorts and a white T-shirt, dressed in a youthful and vibrant style.

“Who are you?”

The woman smiled cheerfully and said, “My name is Xu Fei. I’m from Divine Capital University, sent to escort you for registration.”

Jiang Yan nodded, thinking to himself that Divine Capital Martial University’s methods were quite impressive—they had already tracked him down before he had even spent a full day here.

“Alright, I’ll trouble you to lead the way.”

“Hehe, Junior Jiang, I’m also a student at Divine Capital Martial University. That makes me your senior. It’s not too much for a senior to ask her junior for an autograph, right?”

Without hesitation, Jiang Yan was about to say he didn’t have pen and paper when he saw Xu Fei had already produced them from somewhere, smiling brightly at him.

“Please.”

Jiang Yan’s lips twitched, but he took the pen and paper and awkwardly wrote his name.

“Wow! It’s the top scorer’s autograph~”

“Can we hurry up?”

…

As soon as Jiang Yan stepped out of the hotel, Xu Fei led him to a motorcycle painted entirely in pink.

He had seen this type of motorcycle before—they usually flew through the skies above the city, using some kind of advanced technology.

In any case, such things had never appeared in Linjiang City.

Xu Fei handed Jiang Yan a pink helmet and put on an identical one herself.

“Junior, this is the only color available. Hope you don’t mind?”

“It’s fine. The color looks quite nice.”

“Hahaha, you have good taste.”

Xu Fei hopped onto the motorcycle and patted the back seat with one hand.

“Junior, you’d better hold onto me tightly, or you might get thrown off.”

“No need, I can sit steady.”

Xu Fei: …

Vroom!

The motorcycle’s exhaust ignited, and it took off at an incredibly high speed.

Whoosh—

After a sharp roar, only a cloud of grayish-white dust remained on the ground, while a cute pink motorcycle raced across the sky.

One minute later.

The motorcycle came to a smooth stop on the ground.

Both of them dismounted.

Jiang Yan removed his helmet and looked at the gate before him.

A majestic and towering jade gate stood before him, with the six characters “Divine Capital Martial Arts University” carved in a bold, flowing script.

Beneath it, on either side, crouched two symmetrical dragon statues, ancient and weathered, their age unknown. Only their vivid, spirited eyes seemed almost alive, as if they might spring to life at any moment.

“Junior, let’s go register your identity first.”

…

An hour later, Jiang Yan finally finished all the trivialities and arrived at his dormitory.

Unlike the crowded multi-person dorms of his previous life, Martial Arts University student accommodations prioritized the secrecy and safety of cultivation. Most schools adopted a one-person-per-room system.

But Jiang Yan’s assigned dormitory was even more special.

Not only did he have a room to himself, but he also had…

an entire building to himself!

The spacious villa area was complete with artificial mountains, ponds, and even dedicated exercise equipment—no different from the residences of the wealthy.

It felt as though Jiang Yan wasn’t here to study but rather as if some big shot had come for a vacation.

Xu Fei gazed somewhat enviously at the furnishings of the villa and said, “Wow, junior, the dormitory the school arranged for you is huge. Not like me, your senior sister, who has to suffer living in a big apartment.”

Her eyes sparkled playfully as she blinked, meeting Jiang Yan’s gaze:

“Junior, how about I treat you to a meal? I know all the good places to eat in Divine Capital—guaranteed to make you want to stay forever.”

Jiang Yan: “No need to trouble yourself. I’ll look around on my own first. Maybe next time.”

“Oh—alright then.”

Xu Fei left somewhat dejectedly, knowing Jiang Yan had already declined quite politely, so she didn’t press further.

After Xu Fei left, Jiang Yan spent some time exploring the villa on his own.

Everything was top-tier, even the training room on the first floor was exceptionally well-equipped, with all kinds of apparatus available. It was clear how much Divine Capital Martial University valued him.

He lay on the freshly made bed, looking at the student card he had just received.

Though called a “card,” it was practically no different from a phone—a thin, cool-to-the-touch crystal slice with internet connectivity. It could be charged simply by plugging it into the charging port provided in the villa.

A single charge lasted a week.

Jiang Yan swiped a few times on the card, finding basic information like his student ID and profile picture.

He entered his student ID and logged into the platform built by Divine Capital Martial University.

From then on, he could recharge for lighting, bathing, and meal expenses through this software—very convenient.

He placed the student card on the bedside table, lay back, and stared up at the pristine white ceiling, beginning to plan for the future.

“This afternoon, I’ll go collect my cultivation resources and check out what this so-called Spirit Gathering Chamber is all about.”

As for the Saber Saint’s guidance, the school hadn’t provided any contact information for the Saber Saint, so Jiang Yan didn’t know how to reach this legendary figure.

But Jiang Yan didn’t think it was necessary anyway. In his mind, the Saber Saint’s importance ranked lower than cultivation resources.

Jiang Yan fiddled with the student card a bit more and discovered just how smart it was—it even allowed him to exchange academic credits for rewards and have them delivered to his door.

Moreover, Jiang Yan’s privileges allowed him to purchase all kinds of cultivation resources on the platform for free.

“Gan Yan Grass: Widens meridians, beneficial for improving Qi absorption speed.”

“Red Blood Ginseng: Used in medicinal baths to cleanse minor bodily impurities.”

“Black Qian Xu: Assists in the use of Spirit Gathering Liquid to improve physique.”

“Premium Spirit Gathering Liquid: Highly effective for Martial Artists with strong drug resistance.”

…

At a glance, there was a dazzling array of herbs and some medicinal solutions, all of which Jiang Yan could obtain for free.

As soon as he clicked to purchase, a prompt appeared on the student card:

“Respected student Jiang Yan, your privileges allow you to purchase all resources in the repository for free. However, please ensure they are for personal use only and avoid waste.”

“Yes” “No.”

Jiang Yan clicked “Yes” without hesitation.

This small requirement was completely understandable. Jiang Yan had come here precisely to take advantage of the benefits and had no intention of unethically reselling the resources.

Presumably, this was what Divine Capital Martial University was worried about—providing all the cultivation resources you’d consume during your university years didn’t mean you could sell them for profit.

After placing his order on the student card, Jiang Yan quietly waited for Divine Capital Martial University to deliver the resources.

In the afternoon.

Two knocks sounded at the door.

Jiang Yan opened the door. Though no one was in sight, a gray package lay at the entrance.

Carrying the items into the room and unwrapping them, Jiang Yan laid everything out on the table one by one.

Ten bottles of premium Spirit Gathering Liquid.

One Black Qianxu root.

Ten stalks of Ganyan grass.

He didn’t take too much at once, planning to place another order only after using up these resources.

Picking up two bottles of premium Spirit Gathering Liquid, Jiang Yan gulped them down in a few hearty swigs, then opened the school map and located the position of the Spirit Gathering Chamber.