Tuition Fees

The reputation of Bai Shan’s sect was not prominent in the Nine Provinces, which also meant that his sect couldn’t provide him with sufficient resources.

While ten thousand pieces may not be a small sum for others, he could try to gather it somehow, perhaps.

But for him, it was an unimaginable amount.

At this moment, his face turned pale and green alternately, his gaze flickering as he pondered something.

“What’s the matter? You can’t even come up with such a small amount of money? It seems like your determination to enroll is not that firm,” the dean remarked, his expression turning colder as the crowd hesitated, his words laced with mockery.

“Dean, there are ten of us who have registered this time. Can we get a discount on the tuition?”

Xu Yi pressed his hand against her chest, putting on a confident face.

“No!” The dean’s refusal was resolute, his confidence unwavering.

Xu Yi immediately lowered her head, her face contorted, as she clenched his fists tightly.