3: Chapter 3: The Difficult Teacher!

3: Chapter 3: The Difficult Teacher!

According to what Li Xiaoqiang had seen and heard in his dream the night before, the Mysterious Fate Technique was a part of Heaven’s Fate Method, comparable to the profound scholarly works such as “The Book of Changes”, Qur’an, and Great Buddhist Scripture.

Additionally, the Mysterious Fate Technique also involved the Ksitigarbha Divination Technique.

The Mysterious Fate Technique discussed that ‘luck’ is the root of a person.

There was an ancient saying, ‘First is fate, second is luck third is feng shui, fourth is accumulating virtue and fifth is studying’.

Every person’s fate is predetermined at birth, some are destined to be wealthy and successful in every business endeavor, while others are destined to live in poverty and hardship, encountering obstacles in everything they do.

This is the mystery of metaphysics.

The Feng Shui Master, fortune-teller, and Taoist Monks in Li Xiaoqiang’s hometown were highly sought after.

If you were sick, they would draw a talisman for you with chicken blood, making mysterious and hard-to-understand patterns, burn it to ash, mix it with saltwater and have you drink it.

Believe it or not, one day you would be bedridden, and the next day you would be up and about, working tirelessly in the fields without fatigue – all kinds of phenomena that science could not explain.

The Mysterious Fate Technique included three mystical methods: Destiny Method, Taiyin Method, and Combat Method.

The Destiny Method was the foundation, the Taiyin Method was the pillar, and the Combat Method was the essence.

In the Destiny Method, it was said that a person could have wealth luck, disaster luck, official luck, misfortune, charm, and death among others.

Li Xiaoqiang saw a halo above Zhou Wudie’s head, the size of a fist and golden, representing her wealth luck, indicating her family assets were at least worth hundreds of millions.

A pink halo the size of a bird’s egg suggested her Charm was strong, easily attracting the attention of the opposite sex, while next to her wealth and charm luck, there was a green halo the size of a chicken egg, albeit sparser, which meant that Zhou Wudie also had strong marital fortune, only it wasn’t solidified yet as she hadn’t met the person she truly liked yet.

There were other minor halos too, but these were not enough to affect her fate.

Li Xiaoqiang, without saying anything, took one look and was startled.

He hadn’t expected the woman in front of him to have such an unusual identity, which sent chills down his back.

Li Xiaoqiang snapped back to reality, feeling a headache coming on.

It seemed that viewing others’ fortunes for too long could be exhausting.

Li Xiaoqiang didn’t know why he suddenly had this ability, which was completely beyond his imagination.

Li Xiaoqiang asked Zhou Wudie to drop him off at the entrance of Jinnan University, and then they went their separate ways.

Zhou Wudie hadn’t expected Li Xiaoqiang to still be a student.

She asked for his phone number and left with a smile, saying that she definitely had to treat him to 99 next time.

Li Xiaoqiang was walking down Campus Road, pondering.

He thought about a lot of things; now that he had the Mysterious Fate Technique, his fate had undergone a complete change, beyond his own control.

Li Xiaoqiang arrived in front of the cafeteria, his stomach rumbling loudly.

Entering the cafeteria, the delicious smell of steamed buns filled the air.

He planned to eat a few buns.

It was already past eight, and those who had classes had gone to class.

The cafeteria was less crowded, mostly occupied by groups of three to five and couples.

Li Xiaoqiang approached the bun serving window and said, “Three vegetable buns, one meat bun.”

Li Xiaoqiang was holding the tray, but as the young man was handing him the buns, the only meat bun was dropped onto the floor, splattering grease all over him.

Li Xiaoqiang frowned and said, “Hey, dude, is that how you hand out buns?”

The young man glared at Li Xiaoqiang and retorted, “Hey, if you can’t even hold a tray steady, who are you blaming?

Move aside, there are other students waiting in line.”

Li Xiaoqiang was already in a bad mood, he slammed the tray down and pointed at the young man, “I’m fed up with you servers acting like you’re better than the bosses.

If you don’t apologize today, I won’t let this go.”

By this time, other students were also pointing and talking about the server’s behavior.

“These servers always have a stern face, often splashing food around when serving, and if you say something to them, they even yell back at you.

We’ve been displeased with them for a long time.”

“Right, once my friend got splashed with oil all over, and these servers didn’t even apologize.”

“Also, when we order dishes, they are of poor quality and small quantity; even us girls don’t get enough, let alone the boys.”

“Last time I even found a fly in my food.

Their hygiene is terribly managed.”

Seeing Li Xiaoqiang taking a stand, students from the cafeteria gathered around, voicing their discontent with the cafeteria.

Seeing himself the target of criticism, the server, embarrassed, squeezed out a smile and hurriedly apologized: “Classmate, I’m sorry, it’s my fault.

Please forgive me.”

Li Xiaoqiang disliked the server’s bullying the weak and fearing the strong, and said coldly, “Be more careful next time!”

The young server, hearing this, responded coldly as well, “Damn, I’ve already apologized.

Are you still threatening me?

Believe it or not, I can make sure you can’t even leave this campus?”

Li Xiaoqiang had initially picked up the bun, ready to let the matter go, but he hadn’t expected the server to say such words.

He turned back and stared at the young man, furiously saying, “If we don’t fight, do you think we students are easy to bully?

Damn.”

Li Xiaoqiang spoke and immediately flipped the tray onto the other’s face, then leapt over the railing, delivering a punch.

Snap, the server spat out blood immediately, losing two teeth and slamming against the wall.

Li Xiaoqiang didn’t stop there; he kicked the server, who flew like a trash can, traveling several meters away, knocking over pots and pans behind him.

The harsh clanging sound lingered for a long time.

In the cafeteria, all the students opened their mouths wide, staring at Li Xiaoqiang as if watching a monster.

With a single kick, he had sent the man flying several meters—was this student trained in martial arts?

His strength was comparable to those international strongmen.

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