I Hijacked the Timeline (IHT)

In the following days, Feng Qi continued to teach in Combat Class One.

During his first lecture, he introduced the concept of "Cultivation Concept – Planting Deities in the Body." Over the next few days, he refined the concept further, imparting theoretical knowledge to the students.

Due to his unique physique, which prevented him from cultivating, he began guiding the students on how to practice cultivation using the "Planting Deities in the Body" method.

The knowledge he brought back from the future was highly refined and complete, so he had no concerns about potential issues arising during the students' practice.

If he was going to do something, he wanted to make a lasting impact.

While the prize money was tempting, advancing humanity's progress in cultivation studies was far more important.

Introducing the concept of "Planting Deities in the Body" four hundred years ahead of its time effectively saved humanity four centuries of research on organ-based cultivation, with profound implications.

Like the butterfly effect, this advancement would ripple through time, sparking the emergence of new cultivation knowledge and systems during the otherwise barren four hundred years.

Perhaps, during this period, a super cultivation system capable of changing the fate of human civilization could even be born.

The future had often disappointed him, but each time he entered a dream, he still harbored hope for it.

Because he knew that frustration, despair, and giving up would do nothing to change the present.

Only effort, progress, and perseverance could create miracles.

Under his guidance, many students successfully planted a deity in their hearts over the next few days.

The heart, being the body's power source—its engine—was the preferred choice for planting a deity.

Once successful, a minuscule crystal formed within the students' hearts, accompanied by noticeable physical changes.

Their heartbeats became stronger, and their physical capabilities improved significantly.

The success of the "Planting Deities in the Body" concept caused a sensation across Star City Academy.

Now, the academy was abuzz with discussions about Feng Qi and the cultivation system he had developed.

The commotion even caught the attention of Bai Fusheng, who was leading special training for new recruits.

At this moment, in the principal's office, Bai Fusheng glared at Feng Qi, his beard bristling with frustration, as he scolded him:

"You've got guts, kid! Do you really think being a genius means you can do whatever you want? Believe it or not, I'll strip you of your acting instructor status right now and make you return as a student!"

Seeing Bai Fusheng in his special training instructor uniform, Feng Qi scratched his head awkwardly and replied, "I'll be more careful in the future. Definitely more careful. Shi-gong, please sit down—you'll hurt yourself if you get too worked up."

Hearing Feng Qi's concession, Bai Fusheng's expression softened. After sitting down, he continued, "You have incredible talent in cultivation studies, I'll give you that. But you need to understand that mistakes in cultivation systems are unacceptable. The techniques taught in the academy have undergone rigorous safety tests to ensure no issues arise during practice."

"This 'Planting Deities in the Body' concept you introduced may seem theoretically sound, but it could still harbor countless hidden risks. If something goes wrong, the consequences will be disastrous. I won't allow you to use the students as test subjects again—do you understand?"

Hearing these words, Feng Qi realized that he had indeed crossed the line.

While he was confident in the safety of the cultivation techniques, Bai Fusheng had no way of knowing this. From Bai's perspective, Feng Qi's actions were akin to playing with fire—reckless and extremely dangerous.

Yet, a question suddenly arose in Feng Qi's mind:

"Shi-gong, didn't I also teach techniques like 'Tiger Fist' and other cultivation methods that hadn't been certified by major cultivation research institutes? Why didn't you stop me from teaching those to the students?"

Hearing this, Bai Fusheng shook his head and explained:

"That's different. When you taught techniques like 'Tiger Fist,' you were only conveying theoretical knowledge. None of the students would actually attempt to practice those techniques—they'd only apply portions of the knowledge in their studies."

"For example, when you taught 'Tiger Fist,' you introduced a concept of form and intent. This idea significantly contributes to refining the body cultivation system. The students only studied the essence of 'Tiger Fist,' rather than actually practicing the technique," Bai Fusheng explained.

Hearing this, Feng Qi's curiosity deepened. "But what if a particularly curious student decided to actually practice it? Even if a student secretly cultivated it, wouldn't it be impossible for you to know?"

"There have been incidents like this before," Bai Fusheng said, shaking his head. "Years ago, a student at the academy secretly practiced a so-called 'Overbearing Heavenly Dragon Technique' they found online. It ended with their meridians completely ruptured, leading to their death."

"After that tragedy, all academies issued strict prohibitions against students practicing uncertified cultivation techniques. Violators are immediately expelled. Whether a technique is certified can easily be verified in the cultivation database."

Feng Qi pressed on, still not entirely satisfied. "But what if a student still decided to practice in secret? As long as nothing goes wrong, the academy wouldn't find out, right?"

"Do you really think the academy hasn't considered that possibility?" Bai Fusheng asked with a pointed look. "Don't forget that the academy conducts regular health examinations for all students."

"During these check-ups, we thoroughly examine bloodline strength, spiritual energy quality, acupoints, meridians, and other aspects of the body. This is specifically designed to identify and prevent potential cultivation-related risks."

"Different cultivation techniques result in distinct spiritual energy qualities and unique conditions in the acupoints and meridians. It's easy to tell whether someone has been practicing an uncertified technique," Bai Fusheng concluded.

Feng Qi finally understood.

It all made sense now. None of the students had actually practiced the techniques he taught—they had only recorded the theoretical knowledge and absorbed its essence.

Theory was one thing; practical application was another.

However, by guiding students to cultivate an uncertified system, he had unknowingly violated academy regulations.

Suddenly, he understood why Bai Fusheng was so angry.

The fact that Feng Qi had been appointed as an acting instructor at Star City Academy came with significant pressure on Bai Fusheng. After all, Feng Qi didn't hold any formal teaching qualifications.

It was Bai Fusheng who had vouched for him, enabling him to teach at the academy.

If Feng Qi made a significant mistake in his teaching, Bai Fusheng would undoubtedly bear the brunt of the responsibility. As the principal of Star City Academy, Bai Fusheng would face severe consequences, potentially even losing his position.

"Shi-gong, I was wrong. I promise to be more cautious in the future," Feng Qi said earnestly.

"As long as you understand. Innovation is good, but you must know where to draw the line."

"If you continue to act so recklessly, I'll end up in prison. If the consequences are severe enough, I might even face execution!" Bai Fusheng scolded with an exaggerated tone.

Feng Qi: …

"Oh, by the way, I've submitted the cultivation techniques you taught, such as 'Tiger Fist,' to several cultivation research institutes. They're currently undergoing testing. If they pass, they'll be added to the cultivation database," Bai Fusheng added.

"If the techniques pass, will there be any prize money?" Feng Qi asked, his tone filled with anticipation.

"You'll receive honors, recognition, and special awards—things that money can't buy. You'll even go down in history," Bai Fusheng replied.

"So, no money then?" Feng Qi asked, his expression falling slightly.

Bai Fusheng: …

Staring at Feng Qi's look of disappointment, Bai Fusheng felt an overwhelming urge to land a special training punch on him.

How did someone so young end up so focused on money? Isn't striving for the rise of humanity more rewarding?