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Rebirth of the Peak Young Master

Chapter 800 800: Hard Work

Author: Superior justice
updatedAt: 2025-11-10

In the winter, Ted told Lin Shuo that he was astonished when he saw this. This child met the standard of a level-four dark figure. Why were those who excelled in collecting all the martial arts exam results always extraordinary?

Winter descended upon the Xuanming Platform amidst autumn winds. The Xuanming Platform was a sacred platform for instruction. The visitation rate depended on student registration cards within the week.

The license plates were large, not only serving as a symbol but also containing physical energy, inner energy reserves, and storage space sufficient for domestic students. Furthermore, as one's abilities improved, the storage capacity of the license would naturally expand.

At this moment, aged eyes scanned Lin Yun, Feixue, and Ouyang Xue in the winter. With a dignified gaze, the elder placed his palm flat, an imperial fury coursing through him. Harnessing the power of darkness, he gradually released it. Slowly, three red gold medallions floated out from Chen Yinzhong's hands, bearing the names Lin Yun, Feixue, and Ouyang Xue.

Everyone knew that red gold medallions signified the correction of student registration cards. The attending students were awed. The Supervisor and Shangguan Kun flew into a rage, their faces pale. Their fingernails nearly gouged their skin. Now the Emperor declared his intent to kill Lin Shuo.

"Ouyang Xue, lead the way." The elderly figure's thunderous voice resounded across ten thousand meters like a great bell, awe-inspiring. Ouyang Xue's liver trembled slightly, yet excitement instantly surged within as her cheeks flushed. Ouyang Xue had almost reached the shore of success. Standing tall, she shed tears of joy, basking in glory, erasing the shame of the Ouyang family. Finally, she could move forward. Her head held high in pride.

"I will!" Ouyang Xue responded with such vigor that her voice echoed loudly. She strode toward the dark platform, reverently bowing before the venerable elder to show her deep respect.

Then, in the winter, the elder brushed his sleeve, erasing the card from Ouyang Xue's hand.

The permit was immortal, bonded to the body, capable of being summoned with a single thought through action.

"Good, are you ready?" The aged voice spoke again. "Next, Feixue."

Like a victorious warrior in a thrilling battle, Feixue swiftly ascended to the dark platform and deeply bowed. The elder in winter brushed his robe again, causing a card to integrate into her body. Her face revealed satisfaction amid the process, as if she had absorbed the information embedded in the card. Feixue descended gracefully, moving beside the elder.

"Lin Shuo." The elder's gaze landed on Lin Shuo, a smile curling on winter's face. In winter, he knew Lin Shuo stood apart. Among peers, he excelled greatly.

When Lin Shuo's name was called, the surrounding students immediately felt immense pressure. Lin Shuo—a level-four student—had truly become the first to pass the Inner Sect examination. Meanwhile, the elder officer's and superior's gazes burned with hatred and fury, as if their hearts had been shattered.

"Son of God…"

Before the winter elder could approach, Lin Yun received the card from the aged professor, emitting a voice several times more potent than winter itself.

"This emblem, I will personally grant it to Lin Shuo." His voice was low and reverent, as golden light shimmered amidst the mystic platform. The figure clad in a light blue battle robe and black brocade suddenly appeared, divine and unearthly.

"God, like a noble adult."

"What a remarkable individual!"

"It appears the noble adult truly views Lin Shuo as worthy of the card's issuance. What would it cost to achieve this?"

When Hei Kui arrived, his presence left others bewildered and trembling. Everyone harbored great doubts about Lin Shuo. Some speculated that Lin Shuo was Hei Kui's illegitimate child or concealed disciple.

When Mr. Lin observed Hei Kui, he chuckled mischievously, his brow slightly furrowed. Hei Kui scrutinized Lin solemnly. He seemed unimpressed at first. A few days later, Lin Shuo realized Hei Kui had countless relatives; however, Lin Shuo wisely refrained from challenging Xuan Kui.

"Indeed, Lin Shuo ranks as the first leader in the Inner Sect examination?" Winter bent down, respectfully bowing toward Xuan Kui.

Hei Kui waved a hand, a card descending for submission. As the second card fell, it quickly integrated into Lin Yun. A radiant shock coursed through him as the data embedded in the emblem flowed into his consciousness.

"From today onward, you three shall serve as the guardians of East Wei Palace's treasury. Strive to bring honor to East Wei Palace." The Black Queen declared on Lin Yun's island, adding, "Feng'er, when you arrive, I have words for you."

Big Black Kui swept his sleeve dismissively. Lin Shuo knew both he and Hei Kui had departed from this awarding platform for an unknown destiny.

"So that's how it is?" Lin pondered aloud, with four thoughts swirling.

"This is merely the interim stage. Yun'er, neither teachers nor elders favor students arbitrarily. To claim my robe someday depends entirely on your strength as an Inner Sect disciple. Understand? This is weighty, leaving no room for competition."

"Understood, Master. I wouldn't dare covet anything special." Lin explained.

"Good. Wise one, remember—strive hard in cultivation… like this." Lin smiled.

Hei Kui and Lin Yun ascended the podium together.

"Winter demands diligence from Lin Yun. Are you prepared for his stewardship of a sacred mountain peak?" The Black Queen addressed Winter with piercing intensity.

"Yes, truly prepared." Winter exclaimed worriedly.

Xiu Peak served as one of the designated places for elite disciples. Among the three peaks, its influence stood supreme. Hei Kui remained uninfluenced by student opinions. He even instructed Lin to work harder.

"Are you ready to master Xiu Peak?" Hei Kui's serious gaze focused on Lin Yun on the island.

"Yes, Master, fully prepared." Lin respectfully replied, licking his lips.

Hei Kui listened to Lin Shuo's answer with satisfaction. He glanced at his own entrance alongside Lin, retrieving the directory.

"This is simply an exam query. Winter will temporarily direct affairs from your location. Matters shall be entrusted to the elderly." Hei Kui brusquely swept his sleeve into a violet streak, vanishing swiftly.

All conscious onlookers were stunned by Hei Kui's aura. Hei Kui was the mastermind behind this mystic fate.

Lin Yutang possessed great joy when confined indoors, indulging in detailed musings. This fueled disciples' jealousy, while Lin Yun's remarks about Xuan Kui and Hei Kui heightened curiosity.

Later, if Winter became the elder, the students deferred entirely, adhering to his direction. Winter guided Lin Yun toward cultivation and elevated peaks. Ouyang Xue was diverged into alternate paths.

Those with ordinary qualifications were allocated to Ling Xiaofeng, while exemplary individuals like Ouyang Xue were assigned to Xiu Yun.

These three peaks were reserved for East Wei Palace's freshmen. They connected to Hengli, situated north of the Eastern Soul Palace. Divine Ascension Peak, where Hei Kui and several elders resided, stood as the only prominent mountain.

Winter personally escorted Lin Yun to Xiu Peak, accompanied by Yun'er and Ouyang Xue as two two-year deacons, ascending Xiao Peak and Xiu Yun.

Xiu Peak extended 8,000 miles wide, surrounded by rising mountain ranges. Its highest ridge reached a height of 150,000 meters, said to pierce through several layers of sky.

The Xiu Peak was divided into the Heaven Emperor Profound Emperor Disciples' Courtyard, where Lin Yun was placed. This courtyard served as the daily cultivation site for East Wei disciples. Emperor Academy spanned 50 acres, hosting over five hundred students who each possessed their individual sub-courtyards. Emperor Academy housed chapels, dining halls, commemoration museums, and kiosks.

Lin was escorted to the student dormitories. His assigned courtyard spanned 10 acres, meticulously designed with a clean and elegant interior. Though it lacked a garden, artificial hills, and a pavilion, it offered a training apparatus and a vast assessment area featuring a towering 20-meter Lin tree.

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