I became a god by treasure hunting after arriving 500 years early Chapter 345

Chapter 345: Chapter 262: Unprecedented Luxurious Teaching Staff Chapter 345: Chapter 262: Unprecedented Luxurious Teaching Staff Imdiately following, another person rushed into the room.

Jin Dongzhu, with a ruddy glow, proclaid joyfully, “Brother, the Mandarin Level Six exam results are out!

All six of us brothers passed, and we can finally do sothing other than feed pigs here!”

“Weren’t the results not out yet?”

“Got a tip-off from soone, cough cough…With our smart brains, how could we not pass!”

After all, they possessed high Divine Attributes and learned quickly; they managed to master Chinese in just six months.

Of course, a significant reason was that they were completely committed to integrating and had already lowered themselves willingly to blend into a brand-new civilization.

There were also a small group of grandmasters who had never truly watched the great battle in person and were hesitant to let go of their pride, feeling that they were valuable.

Since you harbored such sentints, the human civilization of 18 wouldn’t be bothered with such folks; really thought you were a talent, huh!

While everyone was happily chatting, a giant insect flew over, and two soldiers dismounted.

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“Officer, what brings you here?” The five promptly ceased their conversation.

The two soldiers approached the five and saluted: “Is this Mr.

Jin Dongliang?”

“Yes, what can I help you with?”

“May I ask if the five of you have any particular job preferences?” asked the soldier.

The five were sowhat hesitant, being sowhat intimidated by the powerful court.

The soldier smiled, “You see, the five of you have Divine Attributes over 12 points, which ets the minimum requirent for studying engravings.”

“Besides, with you having passed the language exam, it’s really beneath your capabilities to be feeding pigs here.”

“If you’re willing, please report to the newly established educational departnt at nine o’clock tomorrow morning.

The benefits of the engraving work team are better than staying here.”

“Really!” They were both shocked and delighted; they had long wanted to explore the so-called knowledge of engravings!

Once the language exam was passed, their fortunes imdiately turned.

The officer then turned his head and saluted again, “Mr.

Jin Dongliang, you have an even better option.”

“I’m all ears,” replied Jin Dongliang politely.

“As a Level Six Extraordinary, you may choose to beco a Cultivation Guide for our civilization.”

“As you know, those more than fifty thousand children can’t stay dormant forever; they will grow up eventually.

Our civilization must provide high-quality education, and cultivation is a part of education.”

“As a master, you must have so unique insights, right?”

Jin Dongliang took a sharp intake of breath; this human civilization indeed had ambitious aspirations.

In the past Mandala Empire, it was popular to say, “Heroes break laws with their martial skills.”

Having too many civilian masters tended to disrupt imperial governance!

Thus, the thods of cultivation often circulated among the upper nobility.

Schools among them were like guarding their unique treasures and never interacted.

But here, it was completely the opposite; whatever cultivation thods there were, get them out and spread them around quickly.

“If you have such intentions, also report to the educational departnt at nine o’clock tomorrow.

Please fill out these docunts; you will need them then.”

The other party handed over a paper file bag.

Jin Dongliang’s heart raced, but he maintained a calm deanor, simply taking the file bag and nodding with a smile.

After the two soldiers left on the flying insect, the other brothers burst into laughter, “Big brother, you really play it cool so well, pretending to be all calm when you’re about to beco a high official!

A Cultivation Guide, isn’t that basically a drill instructor in the field?”

“Why didn’t you take up an official position in the Empire?

They also invited you several tis.”

Jin Dongliang opened the file which requested him to list his specialized martial arts, how to educate children, how to select talents, and how to quickly enhance Divine Attributes, among other things – issues he now needed to consider.

He snorted coldly: “What do you know?

A good bird chooses the tree it lodges in!”

“A man who defeated the Painted Skin and has officially taken in more than fifty thousand children to provide them with high-quality education; why wouldn’t I pledge loyalty to him?!”

His voice lowered: “In the past, even if these children survived, they were rely servants.”

“Who would care about their fate?

Having you adopt fifty thousand people, would you want to?

Without fatherly love, without motherly affection, they are all pitiable beings.”

The other brothers, being upright n honestly sighed at these words.

“Lacking that boldness.”

“It’s not the sa as having your own flesh and blood; always feels like sothing is missing.”

They had, from the bottom of their hearts, recognized Lu Yuan as the Great Commander.

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Thus, Jin Dongliang spent the night preparing ticulously.

As dawn began to break, he donned a black robe peculiar to martial artists, smoothed out the folds at the hem, polished his only pair of Cloud Climbing Shoes until they shone, and walked into the Green Grass Town governnt building full of confidence.

In the hall, he saw many familiar faces, including the two brothers from the Guo Family.

Jin Dongliang greeted them: “Oh, you’re here too?

What positions are you applying for?”

The old acquaintances also smiled and replied one after another: “Cultivation Guide,” “Engraving Reader,” “Security Monitor,” “Security Investigator.”

All were rather high-end professions.

“How many are they hiring?”

“Don’t know.”

After exchanging pleasantries, they didn’t talk much and instinctively hid their docunts behind their backs — after all, they were competitors.

“Applicant number 18, please enter the room.”

Jin Dongliang adjusted his attire and walked into the office, nervously taking a seat.

Lu Yuan personally interviewed them.

The first few questions were quite tricky, “At what age do you think children should begin cultivation?

How would you balance the allocation of ti between physical education and cultural lessons?”

The following questions were even more nerve-wracking.

“How much resources should human civilization invest in each child to achieve the highest cost-effectiveness?”

“For children of average talent, how should one make choices?

For the exceptionally gifted, how should one select amongst them?”

Jin Dongliang felt a sudden pressure in his heart.

He finally understood why everyone coming out of the room was sweating profusely.

This content wasn’t about education, it was… national policy!

It could affect a lot in the future!

He sat upright, concentrating hard on thinking.

“According to my opinion…”

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In fact, Lu Yuan already knew so of the answers, there were still many docunts left by the Green Grass People, and their opinion was: cultivation should start from infancy, practicing Child’s Skill from a young age saves much hardship in the future.

Even in a technological civilization, individual combat ability is not so critical.

Unless one’s combat strength can reach the layers of “Tree of Life” or “Painted Skin”, even Lu Yuan’s own combat capability could only save his life in front of those formidable beings.

But nationwide cultivation is still important.

Because cultivation relates to the enhancent of the “Divine Attribute.” The higher the divine level, the smarter a person becos, and the faster they learn.

A divine score of 12 is still the minimum standard for learning engraving knowledge.

So, putting these questions forth to test these people’s perspectives isn’t a bad idea.

The criteria for assessnt first and foremost is morality.

Second is ability, or rather the quality of the educational plans.

The third is the willingness to integrate.

If soone always acts superior because of their talent, even if they are highly skilled, Lu Yuan can’t be bothered to deal with them.

Like the five brothers of the Jin Family, they indeed are talented individuals, and having saved so many infants in a crisis, their moral standard is certainly up to par.

Earth civilization essentially didn’t have these Level Four and Five experts available; if utilized well, they indeed could achieve quite a lot.

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Thus, a month quickly passed.

In total, 2 Level Six, 4 Level Five, and 12 Level Four experts were selected as the global cultivation guides—a truly unprecedentedly luxurious teaching force!

With the final barrier thoroughly cleared, the nurturing plan was finally ready to be implented.

The lovely secretary held up a stack of docunts, “20 textbook authors have already begun compiling the relevant materials.

Once finished, it can also be disseminated among the civilians, allowing naturally born children to use the sa tutorials.

It’s expected to be completed within six months.”

“From the age of 18 months, when children can understand so speech, they must begin passing down the fire of cultivation, laying a foundation from a young age.”

“Outdoor activities must be arranged daily, they can’t always hide in the virtual world.”

“Hmm, let’s arrange it like this for now…”

In fact, Lu Yuan too benefited from this, his combat strength was high, but it only t the Level Four standard.

The experience and skills of those Level Six Grandmasters were almost the essence of the Mandala Empire’s exploration over tens of thousands of years; achieving such high levels in a resource-scarce environnt naturally revealed its superiority.

If he could cultivate faster, why not do it?

The girl saw his daydreaming look and promptly raised her voice, “Also, listen carefully!”

“The Green Grass School has already been cleaned up by soone, covering an area of three thousand acres, also a forr learning site of the Green Grass Civilization.”

“The recruitnt for the infant nurturing group of teachers has been trained for six months now, totaling over five hundred.”

“The Opium poppy has also grown enough, able to nurture children’s buds; they can be transferred there tomorrow.

Are you prepared for tomorrow?!

Tomorrow, Evil Lu.”

Lu Yuan watched the cute secretary reporting incessantly, his face tense.

The secretary girl gradually stopped talking, her eyes curving into crescents—she indeed spent every mont happily, being able to play a couple in Green Grass Paradise, even the thought of it was joyful.

“This Conch Mother… why are you so happy?

I am under enormous pressure!”

Lu Yuan truly felt imnse pressure; using such high-tech ans to nurture children was an unknown outco.

He felt like the protagonist of a science fiction novel!

He had spent the first half of his life surviving in the wilderness, mingling with wolves…

And now, he was doing sothing he had never even considered before—raising 53,000 children!!

“Don’t worry, Evil Dad, think of it as reviving the Green Grass Civilization.

Even if the revival fails, it’s no big deal.”

“Will I be bitten to death by your mother, my head chewed off?”

“You are teasing my mother again!!!”

Laughter and cheerful voices filled the office.

[Happiness 1]

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