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The Great Genetic Era – Chapter 34 - You’re Impressive, Senior Chai!

Chapter 34 - You’re Impressive, Senior Chai!

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nContribution points were a special product of the Great Genetic Age.

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nIt wasn’t extremely unique.

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nIt was more a symbol of honor and prestige. It was also an item that had extreme practical value.

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nDuring the start of the Great Genetic Age, the death toll on the extraterrestrial battlefield remained consistently high. The soldiers in the Oulian Sector and Milian Sector developed an immense fear of battle.

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nIncreasing the bereavement fee had not much of an effect.

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nA child without a father would not amount to much even if they had millions of dollars in cash.

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nFinally, experts designed the contribution system.

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nNot only did contribution points have immense value, but they also represented honor. It could also give the guarantee of certain rights to the next generation if the soldier died in battle.

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nIf the soldier had to be recalled from the battlefield due to injury, or if they came back after serving their term, they would be able to enjoy even more special privileges.

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nFor example, if an individual contributed and received Level D rights, they would have priority in public facilities. They could use the VIP channels and lounges in hospitals, public transports, etc.

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nThis was not a rule. It was directly written into the constitution of the Blue Star Alliance and the various countries under it.

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nIt was the law.

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nOther rights like the Level D offspring point increase right, Level B offspring protection right, and medical rights were all guaranteed by the law. It created a universal public trust.

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nAfter a hundred years of continual refinement, contribution points became the most valuable resource outside of money.

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nThe most important premise behind contribution points was that a person could enhance their individual rights level through the accumulation of contribution points.

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nAn individual’s individual rights level was directly related to that individual’s status in society.

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nA hundred years ago, a millionaire would have been able to enjoy the best things in the world as long as he had money.

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nNow, under normal circumstances, they would be able to enjoy what they used to if they forked out double the amount of money. However, some things could not be purchased with money.

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nFor example, in the business class cabins of most public transports, a person with Level F rights would have to pay five times the original price, while a person with Level E rights needed to pay double the price. A person with Level D rights would be able to travel business class at a 30% discount, while a person with Level C rights could get tickets for a third of the price.

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nAnother example was public hospitals.

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nOnly a person with Level D rights or higher could enjoy a private room.

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nMany of the valuable elixirs that have appeared during the Great Genetic Era required a corresponding rights level to purchase.

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nFor example, the cellular reversal interval elixir that was loved by millionaires, which was basically an elixir that could extend an individual’s lifespan, required at least Level D rights to purchase.

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nOf course, a person with Level E rights could also purchase it after they achieved a certain condition. After all, this was a capitalistic society. However, the price they had to pay was too great.

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nThe examples given above were in major issues.

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nOn a smaller scale, contribution points could directly influence the cost of Xu Tui’s training. This made Xu Tui extremely interested.

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nThe individual rights system, which was calculated using contribution points, was classified into different levels just like the standardized classification used for student levels.

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nAs usual, the system started with Level F rights and went up to Level E, Level D, Level C, Level B, and finally Level A. Above Level F, every level was subdivided into low-grade, mid-grade, and high-grade.

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nFor example, there were low-grade Level E rights, high-grade Level E rights, etc.

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nMost people would be able to obtain honorary low-grade Level E rights after they toiled for decades.

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nXu Tui’s father, Xu Jianguo, had been able to purchase the Level E energy restoration elixirs previously because he had Level E rights. However, Xu Tui did not know what grade was his father’s rights.

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nThere were many benefits to having high-grade rights.

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nHowever, Xu Tui only remembered one important point.

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nDifferent rights allowed a person to enjoy different levels of discounts when they were purchasing items with different right requirements.

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nFor example, Level E rights would allow Xu Tui to purchase the Level E energy restoration elixir that he needed for his current training.

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nThe original price of the item for an individual with mid-grade Level E rights was 5,000 dollars. A person with high-grade Level E rights would enjoy a 5% discount, while an individual with low-grade Level D rights would enjoy another 5% discount on top of that.

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nIt was also like that for the mid-grade and high-grade Level D rights.

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nA bottle of Level E energy restoration elixir could be bought at a maximum discount of 25% based on the difference in rights.

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nIt also meant that if an individual had low-grade Level C rights, the price they had to pay for a bottle of Level E energy restoration elixir would drop from 5,000 to 3,750.

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nIt was a discount of more than 1,000 dollars.

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nHow much money would Xu Tui save in his training journey?

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nHis estimated training cost of one million dollars would instantly drop to 750,000.

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nHe would save 250,000!

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nXu Tui also thought of another possibility.

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nIf he managed to obtain higher-level rights, he would be able to sell the elixirs he got for a discounted price to make a fortune.

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n“Senior Chai, is it easy to obtain high-level rights?” Xu Tui asked.

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nChai Xiao, who was breathing normally despite having just got off his bicycle, thought for a moment. “It’s not hard per se, but it can also be difficult or even extremely difficult.”

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n“Why do you say that?”

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n“As long as you are strong enough and dare to risk your life in battle, it is not hard to obtain Level D rights. Of course, even if you obtained Level D rights, it’s difficult to say if you would be alive to enjoy its benefits or not.

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n“If you are like me and take the more conservative route, it would be extremely difficult to obtain Level D rights.

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n“I put in a great deal of effort in completing various missions, but only accumulated five contribution points in two years.

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n“It’ll be hard to say if I can obtain Level E rights when I’m in my third year,” Chai Xiao explained.

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n“Are there only two ways to get contribution points? Completing school missions and participating in battle?” Xu Tui asked.

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n“How is that possible!” Chai Xiao looked at Xu Tui. “There are many ways to earn contribution points. However, the other methods are more difficult. For example, you can conduct research and have a revolutionary invention or breakthrough. Or you could have exceptional contribution in a certain line of work.”

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nChai Xiao swiftly added, “You could also have contributed to a major incident. Also, our school has an annual ranking for students. You can obtain contribution points based on your rank.”

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nXu Tui had a glimmer in his eyes. “That’s good. That’s simple.”

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n“Simple?”

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nChai Xiao sighed. “Let me tell you. That is a hell-difficulty option.”

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n“Hell difficulty?”

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nXu Tui was confused.

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n“Look, my abilities are quite remarkable, right? I became a Level C genetic liberator in just a year. It’s remarkable, right…”

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n“Look at your front teeth. You have already died in battle!”

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nChai Xiao was just about to boast. Xu Tui’s words made him extremely depressed.

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n“No, I was careless just now…”

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n“You have already died in battle!”

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n“No, the battle just now had taken place in a battlefield that you have planned. It restricted my abilities…”

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n“You have already died in battle!”

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nChai Xiao was speechless.

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n“Anyway, with my abilities, I managed to get into the very end of the top ranks. I placed 91st among the first years last year and got awarded one contribution point. Think about it for yourself.”

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nChai Xiao, who Xu Tui had made a little depressed, shook his head in frustration. “Brother, you’ll realize in the future. Let’s go. Let’s go through your test first. There are not many people in the Mystery Branch and even fewer in the School of Enlightened Mind.

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n“That’s right, the general direction of your genetic base point abilities determined during the genetic exams are quite accurate. If you do not have any unique sensations or discoveries in the past few days, you can head directly to the registration or additional tests.”

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nXu Tui shook his head after thinking about it.

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n“Oh, yes, Senior Chai, what level did you get for your level assessment last year? What level of treatment are you receiving now?” Xu Tui suddenly asked.

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nChai Xiao immediately became smug when he heard Xu Tui’s question. He finally had a chance to show off.

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nHe had been hit rather hard by his junior, Xu Tui.

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nHe was feeling depressed from being looked down on by Xu Tui.

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n“My earliest rating for the level assessment was Level D. A month later, because of my exceptional performance, I triumphed over the rest of my cohort and started to enjoy low-grade Level C treatment until now.

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n“Let me tell you, out of all of the new students last year, not more than 50 of them are enjoying Level C treatment today.

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n“I am one of those 50!”

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n“You are so impressive, Senior Chai!” Xu Tui remarked, finally satisfying a part of Chai Xiao’s ego.

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n“Don’t worry, Brother. I’ve read through your profile. You have a foundation of 14 genetic base points. Coupled with my pointers and your connection with me, you are guaranteed a low-grade Level D treatment!”

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nChai Xiao, who was now feeling a little satisfied, patted his chest forcefully.

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n“Then let me first express my thanks, Senior Chai.”

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n“It’s fine, it’s fine. It’s what I should do.”

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nThe teacher-in-charge at the Mystery Branch’s School of Enlightened Mind was a middle-aged teacher who looked like he was about 30 years old.

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nWhy was he described as middle-aged?

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nMainly, it was because this teacher did not look old, but his hair had almost completely turned white. He was also wearing a thick set of glasses.

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n“Mr. Bian from the School of Enlightened Mind. It is said that he was a notorious genius many years ago,” Chai Xiao muttered.

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n“Hello, Mr. Bian. My name is Xu Tui, and I have enrolled in the School of Enlightened Mind. I am here for my level assessment.” Xu Tui was rather polite to teachers.

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n“Yes, Xu Tui, you came from Jincheng Prefecture, right? Let me first check the results of your blood sample.” Mr. Bian pushed up his glasses and started accessing the official interface in front of him. He glanced at the results and smiled.

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n“The comparison of your blood samples showed that you have activated 20 genetic base points. Based on the rules, you can be appraised as low-grade Level C. However, there is no clear direction for your abilities, so we have to lower a grade and set it as high-grade Level D.

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n“Though, the footnote in your profile states that you have sensory abilities.

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n“Go over there to the general sensory tests to test out your sensory abilities. If you do well, you should be able to be appraised as mid-grade Level C.

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n“Even if your sensory abilities are only average, you should have no problems obtaining an assessment of low-grade Level C.” Mr. Bian smiled at Xu Tui.

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n“Thank you, Mr. Bian.”

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nChai Xiao was in a daze by the side.

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n“You should have no problems obtaining an assessment of low-grade Level C…” This sentence made Chai Xiao feel a little sour.

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Chapter end

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Catalogue
Chapter 1 - The Genetic Exam
Chapter 2 - Outside the Earth
Chapter 3 - The Genetic Research Institute
Chapter 4 - It's Not X-Ray Vision
Chapter 5 - Teacher, I’m Hungry!
Chapter 6 - Mystery Branch Genetic Base Points
Chapter 7 - Xu Tui’s Mystery Branch Ability
Chapter 8 - Xu Tui's Second Bleeding
Chapter 9 - The Generator Theory
Chapter 10 - The Three Stalkers
Chapter 11 - The Perfect Bait
Chapter 12 - Something Happened
Chapter 13 - Long-term Observation Target Number 37
Chapter 14 - The Ability to Activate Genetic Base Points at
Chapter 15 - The Splendor of an Intelligent, Brave, and Suav
Chapter 16 - Genetic Talent Ability Direction
Chapter 17 - Eighteen Genetic Base Points
Chapter 18 - The Bean-Flicking Technique
Chapter 19 - The Difference Between Two Escorting Teachers
Chapter 20 - A Strange Sound in the Cubicle
Chapter 21 - The Flipping Hot Pot Disaster
Chapter 22 - The Commander’s Decision
Chapter 23 - From a Goddess to a Female Shura
Chapter 24 - A Premeditated Battle
Chapter 25 - Gong Ling’s Ability and an Erupted An Xiaoxue
Chapter 26 - As Round as a Ball
Chapter 27 - Learn to Protect Yourself
Chapter 28 - The Genetic Ability Ceiling
Chapter 29 - Cheng Mo’s Crumbling Dream
Chapter 30 - The Generator Theory 2.0
Chapter 31 - Target: Mid-Grade Level C
Chapter 32 - The Long Hair Incident
Chapter 33 - You Would Have Already Been Killed in Battle
Chapter 34 - You’re Impressive, Senior Chai!
Chapter 35 - Utilizing It for the First Time
Chapter 36 - Special Recruitment Recommendation
Chapter 37 - Defeating Half the Men of the Extreme Branch In
Chapter 38 - Let’s See What They Choose
Chapter 39 - Xu Tui Had Not Been Arrogant
Chapter 40 - An Observation Mission on Number 37
Chapter 41 - Genetic Research Institute
Chapter 42 - The Final Outcome and the Subsidiary Feature (1
Chapter 43 - Final Outcome and Subsidiary Features (2)
Chapter 44 - Final Outcome and Subsidiary Features (3)
Chapter 45 - Who Knows? (1)
Chapter 46 - Who Knows? (2)
Chapter 47 - A Beautiful Roommate (1)
Chapter 48 - Xu Tui’s Long-term Research Project
Chapter 49 - Xu Tui
Chapter 50 - Set a Small Goal for Himself
Chapter 51 - Set a Small Goal for Himself (2)
Chapter 52 - The Horned Teacher
Chapter 53 - Exploded! It Exploded! (1)
Chapter 54 - Exploded! It Exploded! (2)
Chapter 55 - Mr. Wen Shao’s Four Sighs
Chapter 56 - Mr. Wen Shao’s Four Sighs (2)
Chapter 57 - Miss An Is Angry (1)
Chapter 58 - Miss An Is Angry (2)
Chapter 59 - My Roommate Is Really Beautiful (1)
Chapter 60 - An Accident in Actual Combat Lesson (1)
Chapter 61 - An Accident in Actual Combat (2)
Chapter 62 - An Accident in Actual Combat (3)
Chapter 63 - I’ll Take A Video (1)
Chapter 64 - Actual Battle First, Demonstration Later (1)
Chapter 65 - Actual Battle First, Demonstration Later (2)
Chapter 66 - The Pearl Becomes Powder
Chapter 67 - Crippling and The Video (1)
Chapter 68 - Crippling and the Video (2)
Chapter 69 - Evidence (1)
Chapter 70 - : Evidence (2)
Chapter 71 - Protecting the Spirit of Resistance (1)
Chapter 72 - Protecting the Spirit of Resistance (2)
Chapter 73 - Protecting the Spirit of Resistance (3)
Chapter 74 - Activating the First Level (1)
Chapter 75 - Breaking the Sense (1)
Chapter 76 - Is it A 'Human' in the Incubator? (1)
Chapter 77 - A New Way to Read
Chapter 78 - The Origin of Meditation (1)
Chapter 79 - Speed of Life and Death
Chapter 80 - Speed of Life and Death (2)
Chapter 81 - Did the Professor Hold Back Or Something?
Chapter 82 - Getting Advice
Chapter 83 - The Students Preparing for the Longhu List
Chapter 84 - Don’t Go All-out
Chapter 85 - Genetic Ability Field
Chapter 86 - An Xiaoxue Is Injured (1)
Chapter 87 - An Xiaoxue Is Injured (2)
Chapter 88 - The Truth About the Incubation Chamber (1)
Chapter 89 - Genetic Miracles (1)
Chapter 90 - Genetic Miracle (2)
Chapter 91 - Genetic Miracle (3)
Chapter 92 - Advanced Artificial Intelligence (1)
Chapter 93 - Advanced Artificial Intelligence (2)
Chapter 94 - The Most Valuable Ability (1)
Chapter 95 - The Most Valuable Ability (2)
Chapter 96 - : An Xiaoxue’s Gift? (1)
Chapter 97 - An Xiaoxue’s Gift? (2)
Chapter 98 - Flying Sword, Flying Sword, Flying Sword
Chapter 99 - The Most Direct Method (1)
Chapter 100 - : The Most Direct Method (2)
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