According to what Su Bai knew, every year those who successfully awakened their worlds
would participate in a simulated college entrance exam to qualify for admission into a Starry Sky University.
All World Masters would compete by projecting their worlds, deploying warriors and creatures to battle opponents.
The rewards were rich—just from the school alone, the prize pool reached tens of millions in funding.
The national and local governments were even more generous.
There were strategic resources of all kinds—Breeding Cards, Race Cards, even Grade-S cards!
A gleam flashed through Su Bai's eyes.
This was truly his best chance to make up for his innate disadvantage.
Eager to test the effects of the God Simulator, he hurriedly bid farewell to his Class teacher.
Unexpectedly, just as he stepped out of the classroom, he ran into Chi Lansu coming out of the principal's office as well.
Beside her stood a male student with a rugged appearance and tanned skin.
The boy was clearly trying to strike up a conversation with Chi Lansu.
Chi Lansu looked visibly annoyed. But when she spotted Su Bai, her eyes lit up.
She quickly jogged over and said cheerfully:
"I heard you awakened your world too—hehe, congratulations!"
"Barely made it. Still far behind you for now,"
Su Bai replied with a slight smirk.
Seeing the two of them chatting happily, the male student frowned and asked:
"Hey, are you from Class One too?"
"You're Xiang Hu from Class Three?"
A flicker of recognition flashed in Su Bai's eyes.
As if realizing something, Xiang Hu laughed aloud:
"Wait... you're not that Su Bai, are you? The one who awakened the weakest world in Class One?"
"You can already see someone's lifelong potential at this stage. My world is double your size—does that mean I'll always be twice as successful?"
Chi Lansu wrinkled her delicate nose and pulled Su Bai away by the hand.
Back in the principal's office, after Xiang Hu had learned her awakening result,
he had bombarded her with flattery, which thoroughly disgusted her.
Now hearing him insult Su Bai, her expression soured even more.
Watching their affectionate backs fading into the distance, Xiang Hu's face twisted in frustration.
"Pretty boy! Let's see how you handle the entrance exam in seven days!"
"Sometimes the cruelest thing... is seeing hope—only for it to shatter again."
Due to limited slots, the entrance exam would start at the school level, then citywide, and beyond.
Xiang Hu was fully confident that he would crush the pretty boy during the school-level competition!
"A beauty should belong to the strong!"
...
On the way home,
Class Monitor Chi carefully comforted him, saying that awakening a world was only the first step.
There was still a long rahead.
Su Bai chuckled and said confidently:
"Just being able to awaken puts me ahead of 99.9% of the population."
"You don't need to worry about me, Class Monitor. What you should focus on is preparing for the entrance exam in seven days.
If you do well enough to get into one of the top ten academies, that's way better than joining some mega corporation."
Chi Lansu, seeing that he wasn't discouraged, gave him a bright smile:
"As long as you have that mindset. By the way, was this the card the school gave you just now?"
With a flip of her fingers, Chi Lansu revealed a card glowing with a grayish sheen, depicting a patch of black soil.
[Card of Black Soil]: "Grade C- Land Card. Upon use, affects a ten-kilometer radius of land, enriching it with organic matter and fertilizers.
An excellent beginner aid for new World Masters."
There was also a line of small text at the bottom of the card:
[Note: A nine-story terrace starts from a mound of earth.]
"Uh..."
What a stark contrast—his card was the trash-tier Grade-D Rain Card,
while hers was worth fifty times more at least.
Su Bai chuckled awkwardly and made an excuse to hurry home and experiment.
"Busy days ahead. See you in seven days at the school event. I'll let you witness my world firsthand."
Chi Lansu waved with a smile and replied:
"Alright. When the time comes, I'll get my revenge and pay you back for all the times you bullied me."
She jogged away down the r
Su Bai lived in a resettlement apartment.
Two years ago, when he transmigrated into this world, both his parents had already passed.
If not for the substantial pension left behind in their bank account, he wouldn't have even survived.
He cooked a bowl of noodles himself and luxuriously added an egg.
Quickly wrapping up dinner, he murmured:
"From tonight on, the hard days are over."
Su Bai made a quiet vow to himself.
He sat cross-legged on his bed, letting his consciousness plunge inward.
In the next instant, it was as if his soul had left his body.
When he opened his eyes again, he was floating in the darkness of the Chaotic Starry Sky.
Countless scattered specks of light sparkled—each representing a miniature world.
Before he could marvel at the splendor of the cosmos, a streak of brilliance flashed past his eyes.
A shooting star?
No!
Eyes wide, Su Bai realized—it was actually a collapsing world!
Its world barrier was shattered, landmass fragments and slanted rivers poured out, and
countless corpses tumbled from the crumbling world.
In the silence of space, it looked hauntingly beautiful.
Just arriving and already witnessing a world's fall—Su Bai felt a mix of emotions.
Detached from the protection of a parent planet, he was more vulnerable than a newborn baby!
As the meteor-like world continued to fall,
strands of radiant light trailed from it, each one gradually taking form—
Eventually transforming into cards, attracted and condensed by similar attributes.
Witnessing the birth of cards with his own eyes, Su Bai couldn't help but sigh.
"I've heard before that the Chaotic Starry Sky is littered with treasures."
"If you're lucky, and a world collapses nearby, you could strike it rich—plundering the entire wealth of a fallen realm!"
"And cards themselves are condensed laws. Who knows what high-tier divine cards are born from a world's destruction?"
He could only lament that he had arrived too late—and was far too weak.
Otherwise, he would have rushed forward to scavenge.
The most regretful part was when the fallen world passed closest to him.
He couldn't take advantage of the moment.
He vaguely saw several black specks converging around the falling star.
From this distance, to be visible at all—they had to be super battleships or island-class war fortresses.
Before he could pull his gaze away—
A crisp voice suddenly echoed in his mind.
The God Simulator activated on its own!
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