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Genius privileges, written out in dozens of items.
"The first one is super useful to me."
Originally, Lu Chenzhou was worried that if he wanted to stack Divine Seeds and cultivate a bunch of Martial Arts, he'd have to spend a ton of Great Merit just to become a disciple. Now, this is awesome— as long as it's a teacher at Dragon City Martial Arts University, he can go and leech ordinary Martial Arts for free, no shame at all.
The other True Skills, Divine Weapons, Great Medicine permissions are also pretty handy. To prevent students from getting things for nothing, even geniuses can't get resources for free.
In this sense, it's no different from regular students.
You can only say, geniuses just have higher permissions.
Any Martial Arts or Great Medicine, as long as you have money, you can buy it.
Regular students, even if you have the cash, you still don't have the qualifications to buy them.
"Hidden Weapon Pavilion..."
