Chapter 149: Draft ⑥

Wen Chu was a tentacle monster.

In modern society, humans and demons coexisted. As long as one obeyed the management regulations, even a tentacle monster could take the college entrance exam.

Wen Chu was that tentacle monster attending university.

“Qinghai University, we have arrived. Passengers getting off, please take your personal belongings and exit through the rear door.”

The bus stopped not far from the university entrance. Wen Chu held a suitcase in his left hand and shouldered two large bags with his right. Under the stunned gazes of the crowd, he easily lifted the luggage with a strength completely disproportionate to his slender frame and hopped off the bus.

—Actually, his transparent tentacles were quietly helping out.

Wen Chu was in a great mood. Under the even more astonished gazes of those around him, he used a transparent tentacle to fish out his phone and lowered his head to check a message.

“Demon Language Class 1, Dormitory Building is Zhiyuan Hall…”

It was the start of the semester, and parents sending their children to school were coming and going everywhere. From a distance, one could see seniors in volunteer vests enthusiastically giving directions and moving luggage.

Wen Chu was all by himself, but he didn’t feel lonely. He just blinked, watching the people around him struggling to move their luggage.

So weak.

As a tentacle monster, the greatest task in life was, of course, to find a powerful partner for reproduction. Because of this, tentacle monsters were in constant competition with one another; there could be only one strongest tentacle monster within a territory.

Wen Chu fought diligently and studied earnestly. Finally, upon reaching adulthood, he threw all the other tentacle monsters into a different dimension and, incidentally, scored top marks in the exams. He became the most pride-worthy outstanding graduate of the Township Demon Welfare Institute and a role model for countless demons.

Actually, it was just because his teacher had said that in human society, academic qualifications were also a standard for judging whether one was powerful or not.