Comprehension Ability: Creating the Five Thunders Technique in Reality

"Lin, send a thank-you letter to the Imperial Capital University, expressing gratitude for your contribution to society."

As he was about to leave, Yang Yiliao said with a meaningful smile.

"You are too kind."

Lin Beichen replied courteously.

The door closed, and Yang Yiliao frowned slightly.

It seemed Lin Beichen didn't understand his meaning.

Was he intentionally avoiding a response, or did he not catch the underlying implication?

School and society operate by two different sets of rules.

However, even if these rules are independent of society, they are still part of it.

The achievements within the school cannot be compared directly with those in the workplace, but some aspects can transcend the rules and apply to both systems simultaneously.

For instance, a social celebrity's particular praise for a student, or a company making a donation to a school.

When such remarks are made, they emphasize a particular student's ability rather than addressing the school as a whole.

A person's ability is demonstrated in many ways, but the ability to turn fame into actual money is undeniably one of the most prominent.

With just one phone call, even Imperial Capital University would elevate Lin Beichen's value by several levels.

Within the school, there are a few standout identities.

Why do so many students vie for positions in the Student Union and Student Association?

The reason is quite simple.

Having those identities increases the chances of getting jobs in large companies after graduation.

My phone call can not only prove Lin Beichen's abilities but also sends out a message to the world.

Lin Beichen is qualified to attract the attention of high society and successfully win their support, even financially.

In other words, even if Lin Beichen were to be expelled from Imperial Capital University, he could still secure a position in any major corporation in the country.

Although I haven't offered actual money, I've provided Lin Beichen with an invaluable golden status.

Lin Beichen showed no reaction.

He doesn't care about money, could he possibly not care about fame either?

How can such a person exist?

After leaving Yang Yiliao's place, Lin Beichen picked up his phone and dialed a special number.

He had been dealing with miscellaneous matters these days, and now that most of them were resolved, he prepared to go overseas for a vacation.

For Lin Beichen, the destination of the vacation was secondary; the key was that it could help him break through.

Since returning from Japan, Lin Beichen had been contemplating how to perfect his Five Elements Technique.

The concept of the Five Elements includes metal, wood, water, fire, and earth.

Currently, he was in a very awkward situation.

His Gold and Fire attributes had reached Tier Four, potent enough to cause natural disasters, even volcanic eruptions.

His Power of Water and Wood was at Tier Three. While it couldn't cause a tsunami, it could still induce heavy rainfall and flooding.

These four attributes varied in strength but were at least on the same level.

Only the Earth Attribute ability remained at the lowest Tier One.

What could a Tier One Earth Attribute do?

After some thought, Lin Beichen could only come up with one use.

He could join the nation's construction forces to build houses for the country.

It's not that Lin Beichen looked down on the Tier One ability; it was simply that Tier One's abilities were indeed weak.

Although Lin Beichen could mobilize the Power of the Earth Element, with only a Tier One ability, he couldn't even break down sturdier rocks.

Even if Lin Beichen humbled himself and joined the construction army, his abilities wouldn't be able to contribute to building special structures, only to constructing substandard buildings that would harm the public.

Thus, Lin Beichen's sole purpose for this trip was to strengthen his Earth Attribute ability.

He didn't expect to elevate his Earth Attribute to match the average level of his other abilities, but at least to be able to raise a small artificial hill with a wave of his hand.

The development of abilities did not follow a simple step-by-step progression.

A Tier One ability could only construct shoddy houses, while with a Tier Two Earth Attribute ability, Lin Beichen could already build tall structures, and at Tier Three, he could even disassemble mountains with a wave of his hand.

In modern society, the destructive power of the Earth Attribute would likely surpass the other abilities.

In a world of steel jungles, an earthquake could kill thousands, if not tens of thousands!

Therefore, the place Lin Beichen chose had to be neither too remote nor densely populated.

Under the night sky, a special license-plate Liberation truck stopped by the roadside.

The man inside was extremely excited.

He was a special instructor for the Yinglong Squad.

The Yinglong Squad was a secret team under the National Special Training Department. The combatants within this squad could serve as key figures or even instructors in any Ace Squad.

Song Luoxing was an instructor among instructors. The golden Yinglong totem on his chest and the numerous medals covering half his chest showcased his distinguished status.

Yet this combat king was now looking out of the window, trembling with excitement.

A figure stood in front of the truck, gazing at him with a calm demeanor.

"Mr. Lin, is it really you?"

Song Luoxing looked at Lin Beichen in disbelief, struggling to find the right words.

"Is there anyone else who would dare to impersonate me?"

Lin Beichen opened the car door, sat in the passenger seat, and looked at Song Luoxing with a friendly smile.

"I've heard of you and seen your photos. You're the ace instructor of the Yinglong Squad and the contemporary inheritor of Baji Fist, correct?"

"It's an honor to be recognized by you."

Song Luoxing trembled with excitement.

Within the inner circles, some video footage had circulated. Although Lin Beichen's existence was still a secret, some were aware of his extraordinary presence.

Martial arts had long fallen out of favor in modern times; even decades of cultivation couldn't compare to a single bullet from a gun.