God-Tier Get Rich System – CH137

Chapter 137: Normal Class Schedule

Xu Huazhang ordered rice, braised lion’s head meatballs, cold beef slices, garlic eggplant, and assorted cold dishes, along with two bottles of chilled mineral water. He scanned the code, and 40 yuan was deducted.

Mu Lantu tried making another phone call, but again there was no signal.

He could’ve asked the cafeteria chef to try calling, but he didn’t. No need—he already knew it wouldn’t work.

Li Kaige swiftly ordered cold beef, teriyaki chicken cutlet, braised lion’s head, assorted cold dishes, plus rice and mineral water, then followed after Mu Lantu and Xu Huazhang.

“Hey, wait up, brothers!”

Mu Lantu and Xu Huazhang found a table near the other students who were eating.

The two sat across from each other, and after a moment of hesitation, Li Kaige sat down next to Mu Lantu.

“You’re older than us. Calling us ‘brother’ doesn’t really fit,” Mu Lantu said, glancing at the food on Li Kaige’s tray as he took the mineral water Xu Huazhang handed him.

“We don’t go by age, just by skill,” Li Kaige chuckled, struggling to twist open the bottle cap. Looking around awkwardly, he made small talk: “Quite a lot of people eating here. They’re probably all freshmen like us, right?”

Mu Lantu and Xu Huazhang had already started eating. The food tasted good—just regular food. None of the strange abnormalities they had imagined appeared.

Li Kaige set aside the unopened bottle of water and picked up his chopsticks.

Mu Lantu and Xu Huazhang exchanged a glance and silently labeled him as someone “not worth getting too close to.”

Xu Huazhang passed Mu Lantu a lion’s head meatball, and Mu Lantu split half his teriyaki chicken in return.

The two finished one serving of food, then went to get another.

Li Kaige was already done eating and sat uncomfortably by their side.

“Classmate Li, you should head off first,” Mu Lantu said.

“No worries, I’ll wait for you guys,” Li Kaige said carelessly.

Mu Lantu looked him straight in the eye. “Then should I call you ‘brother’? We’re going on a date later—you tagging along too?”

Li Kaige’s expression froze. He stood up awkwardly, glanced at the people who’d finished eating but stayed behind as if to eavesdrop, hesitated a bit, then muttered, “Then… I’ll go first.”

After sending Li Kaige away, Mu Lantu and Xu Huazhang enjoyed their meal in peace.

“Boss, I want a hundred bottles of water.”

A tall boy walked up to the counter, drawing everyone’s attention.

“That many? Hold on, I’ll go fetch them.”

“I’m a freshman. These are for my new classmates. Better to build good relationships now for later,” the boy said. “Boss, can I borrow your cart? I’ll bring it back after. I can leave a deposit.”

“Sure.”

Several others also bought water, along with buns or pancakes.

Mu Lantu and Xu Huazhang followed suit, buying two pancakes and six bottles of water, which they stuffed into Mu Lantu’s backpack.

Leaving the cafeteria, they didn’t head back right away but wandered around campus.

In the morning they had only walked around casually without entering buildings.

Now they went into the teaching building, library, auditorium, stadium, labs, and the general-purpose building… all completely empty. Nothing inside.

They encountered other students, but aside from exchanging glances, there was no interaction.

When they returned to the dorm and opened the door, it was still empty.

“Baby, get some sleep. Save your strength,” Xu Huazhang said.

“Okay.”

The two lay down, heads side by side.

Mu Lantu didn’t know how long he slept before being woken by the sound of the door opening—new roommates arriving. He closed his eyes again.

That night, before showering, he gave Xu Huazhang some spirit spring water, restoring his body to its best state.

The school’s opening days were the 1st and 2nd.

The second day passed in a similar haze of confusion.

All twenty roommates eventually arrived.

Some had tried to contact teachers, but aside from the cafeteria staff and one dorm matron per building, they didn’t encounter any faculty at all.

Both the cafeteria staff and dorm matrons thought they were Dongkai University students. No matter how much they were asked, nothing useful came out. When told the name “Infinite University,” they seemed utterly blank, as if the very words had been muted by some mysterious force.

At 7 p.m., when all the 608 roommates were present, a vast, cold voice rang out—not quite in their ears, yet everywhere at once:

“Welcome, freshmen, to Infinite University! Classes officially begin tomorrow. Open your watches to view your class schedule. Please complete each class diligently—they will help you gain credits and coins. Credits are the foundation of your level; coins are the guarantee of survival.

The contents of your watch can only be seen by yourself. Friendly reminder: do not let others know your information. New students receive basic rewards—check for yourself. Wishing everyone a happy and fulfilling university life!”

Mu Lantu calmly glanced at the black watch on his wrist. Just like the admission slip, he had no idea when it appeared.

Someone muttered, “It won’t come off.”

Mu Lantu wasn’t surprised at all.

Player: Mu Lantu
Grade: Freshman
Class: Geology Major, Class 2
Level: 0
Credits: 1
Coins: 100
Schedule: …
Backpack: One set of uniform, one pair of underwear, one pair of socks, one pair of sneakers (capacity: 1 cubic meter)

Below the backpack was a “Supermarket.” Inside were all kinds of food and daily necessities… but for now, only items under 100 coins were displayed.

“Damn! All our stuff is gone!”

Aside from the clothes on their bodies, shoes, and school-issued bedding, everything else had disappeared—including toiletries.

Zhang Junyang concluded grimly, “Clearly, if we want anything else, we’ll have to buy it with coins.”

“Even a toothbrush costs ten coins. Toothpaste and towels are pricier. With our starting coins, we can’t buy much,” Song Bochao said in a low voice. “Infinite University is forcing us to attend classes.”

Su Mingxu looked relieved. “I checked the schedule. The courses are pretty simple. If we’ve got to go, we’ve got to go!”

No one responded. The schedule included morning exercise, self-study, geology… even PE and film appreciation. But would it really be that simple?

The 3rd was a Tuesday.

Mu Lantu carefully examined the Tuesday schedule:

Morning exercise: 07:00–07:30 (Playground)

1st period (Petrology): 08:20–09:05 (Earth Science & Engineering Building, Room 104)

2nd period (Petrology): 09:15–10:00 (Earth Science & Engineering Building, Room 104)

3rd period (Paleontology & Historical Geology): 10:20–11:05 (Earth Science & Engineering Building, Room 444)

4th period (Paleontology & Historical Geology): 11:15–12:00 (Earth Science & Engineering Building, Room 444)

5th period (Geochemistry): 14:20–15:05 (Earth Science & Engineering Building, Room 214)

6th period (Geochemistry): 15:15–16:00 (Earth Science & Engineering Building, Room 214)

7th period (College English): 16:20–17:05 (General Teaching Building, Room 304)

8th period (Film Appreciation): 17:15–18:00 (General Teaching Building, Room 804)

Evening self-study: 19:00–20:00 (General Teaching Building, Public Study Rooms 102, 103, 106, 108)

The rows of ominous “4”s seemed unsettling.

Xu Huazhang kept taking the black-and-white uniform in and out of his backpack, testing it.

Mu Lantu watched him with a smile.

Xu Huazhang coughed lightly and stopped playing. He had always found Mu Lantu’s spatial abilities fascinating—now that he had a chance himself, he couldn’t resist testing it.

“Baby, let’s just buy toothpaste, toothbrush, cup, and towel for now.”

They were lucky—they had showered right after dinner, so tonight they could skip buying bath towels, shampoo, or body wash. The toiletries cost a total of 56 coins.

Mu Lantu reminded him to store everything in the backpack—he worried it might get stolen otherwise.

Xu Huazhang followed his advice and tapped his watch. “Set the alarm for 6:30?”

“Sure,” Mu Lantu replied.

They didn’t know anything yet, so best not to skip morning exercise.

The two climbed into bed, exploring the watch’s functions.

The square watch face was about three centimeters wide. Outwardly it looked like any normal watch, but aside from telling time and setting alarms, it could also take photos.

They compared notes to make sure they hadn’t missed anything, then closed their eyes to sleep.

Others were still making noise, dragging things around.

“Everyone, we’ve got to wake up early. Let’s all get some rest,” Zhang Junyang said.

“Bossy much! What, are you the dorm leader now? If so, I’d have to ask whether you’ve got some shady deal with Infinite University,” sneered another.

Zhang Junyang glared at the speaker.

The man was Fan Wenyao—a bald youth, slightly handsome but with a fierce gaze. From the moment Zhang Junyang saw him, he pegged him as trouble. And he’d been right.

The two guys beside Fan Wenyao burst into loud laughter, mocking Zhang Junyang.

A few eyes flickered toward Zhang Junyang in the dim light.

Tall and sturdy, Zhang Junyang didn’t back down. “If I had such a deal, I’d make sure you were the first to go!”

Fan Wenyao’s face darkened, staring at him with menace.

Zhang Junyang ignored him, turning to climb into bed.

The others dispersed in silence—some to wash up, some too lazy, just heading to their bunks.

The dorm soon quieted down.

At 10 o’clock, the lights suddenly went out.

“Damn it!” someone cursed in the dark.

Xu Huazhang glanced outside—the other dorm buildings had gone dark too. A unified lights-out.

A familiar hand ruffled his hair gently. He clasped it briefly, then closed his eyes again.

In the darkness, some people tossed and turned, rustling all night. And faintly, almost hidden, was the sound of someone quietly sobbing.