Wang Jidao asked Lu Chenzhou quite a few questions about cultivation, and Lu Chenzhou didn't dare hide anything—he couldn't, anyway, and there was no need. He wanted to show off his talent to win more resources.
After all, standing before him was a Grandmaster—an opportunity right in front of his eyes.
In the whole of Su City, there weren't many stronger than Wang Jidao.
Put Grandmasters anywhere in Da Xia, and they'd all be high-ranking and influential—usually holding important national posts, having a real say in major affairs. Just getting familiar with them meant endless benefit.
Wang Jidao could more or less guess what was in Lu Chenzhou's heart.
He was definitely using this chance to show off, wanting to impress him.
Every other student who saw him, the same thing happened.
He wasn't bothered by this—in these times, ordinary folks who practiced martial arts had to get famous. Gold will shine, that's for sure, but if you shine too late, the show's over before you start.
