I conquered the cultivation world with scrambled eggs with tomatoes.

Lin Zhen lightly tapped the names on the booklet with her fingertips.

Plant science students, whether they had seen Jiang He before or not, all turned to look in her direction.

"Jiang He is a sword cultivator, right? Teacher Lin hates students from other majors trying to get credits."

"Yeah, I don't like it either. Those sword cultivators are always fighting with a sword, just trying to get credits into our major. Now look what's happened, Teacher Lin has stepped in."

"Speaking of which, this is only the first class, and everyone's foundation should be about the same. If Jiang He can't answer, it just proves that she's here to get credits."

"Is Jiang He here? I don't see her."

Lin Zhen's voice carried far from the podium.

Jiang He stood up and faced many eyes. She remained calm and glanced at the textbooks stored in her computer. The knowledge in the planting course was not much different from the agricultural knowledge she had learned in her previous agronomy major.

When Lin Zhen saw Jiang He arrive, he didn't stand on ceremony with her. He specifically chose the latter half of the textbook, mixing it with questions raised during class:

"Methods to be aware of in potato cultivation and soil requirements."

Jiang He was a little nervous when she heard Lin Zhen's question. She had not studied planting systematically and had only received the textbook today.

Upon hearing Lin Zhen's question, a look of relief appeared on Jiang He's face:

"Potatoes need to be cut into seed pieces for planting. Generally speaking, each potato should be three to five centimeters in size and have at least one place where a sprout can grow."

It's important to note that after cutting the potatoes into small pieces, you can place them in the sun to dry for a whole day if possible. This will help the cut surfaces dry and prevent the tofu from becoming mushy due to excessive moisture.

When sowing seeds, two key points need to be considered: depth and the direction of the bud.

The soil depth should be about twice the width of the potato, and when planting, make sure the sprouted end is facing upwards…

Jiang He's voice became increasingly cheerful from beginning to end.

The female cultivator sitting next to her, Xiao Yan, was a sophomore. She had mentioned this course in other classes, but even so, she still had to look it up in the book to find the answer to Lin Zhen's question. As for the knowledge, from the size of the spirit plant seed block to the extremely detailed planting orientation, there was much that was not even in the textbook.

How did Jiang He find out?

Xiao Yan's eyes widened. Although she didn't know whether Jiang He was telling the truth or not, her textbook was already filled with notes on the planting matters that Jiang He had just mentioned.

Lin Zhen listened to Jiang He's answer with a blank expression, and the students below the stage couldn't tell whether Jiang He's answer was correct or wrong.

Many cultivators whispered among themselves:

"What kind of spiritual plant is a potato? I don't remember."

"Potatoes are just potatoes, annual herbaceous spiritual plants belonging to the nightshade family and the nightshade genus. They are also known as ground potatoes, yam beans, and potatoes. Oh, and there's an even older name, I remember it was called 'yangyu' (洋芋)." A cultivator flipped to the spiritual plant classification page and began reading from the contents above.

"Now that you mention it, I think I vaguely remember it, but I don't see that the planting textbook describes it in such detail."

All around Jiang He were the sounds of flipping through paper textbooks, with many cultivators pulling out content about potatoes from the textbooks.

"Is Jiang He's answer correct? Is she just talking nonsense? These things aren't mentioned in the textbook."

"I think she's talking nonsense. I studied basic planting for two years, and I've never learned the method she's talking about before. As for the width of the planting plot, that's even more absurd."

"Well, studying for two years doesn't mean you failed twice. I feel that even if Jiang He is wrong, what you say is still very unreliable."

"Let's wait for Teacher Lin to announce the answer."

The classroom was filled with chatter, but Jiang He stood there without sitting down.

Lin Zhen wasn't as calm as the students appeared. The more he listened to Jiang He's answer, the more he felt something was off.

He deliberately mentioned another name for potato to discourage Jiang He, as planting spiritual plants is extremely difficult for students with no planting experience.

Not to mention that spiritual plants also require special soil and planting methods, and the planting of each spiritual plant is different.

While monitoring the planting environment, they also had to prevent diseases from spreading. It's fair to say that their planting college's technology wasn't as advanced as that of other colleges.

The Sword Cultivation Academy has a large inventory of sword techniques and books, while their Planting Academy's knowledge modules are very backward. Compared with other academies, the Planting Academy can only exist because the spiritual plants purchased from outside are too expensive.

He knew some of the things Jiang He mentioned, but they weren't in the textbook at all.

Even when it comes to soil, Lin Zhen doesn't know much about it; he had just been searching on a cutting-edge interstellar planting website.

After Lin Zhen finished searching through all the content, he realized that Jiang He was not only right, but also very accurate.

Lin Zhen, who initially intended to make things difficult, didn't show much change in expression on the surface, but inside she was overjoyed.

Lin Zhen made up his mind to communicate more with Jiang He after class. If it was really as he thought, their college might have a promising student in planting theory this year.

He silently waved for Jiang He to sit down:

"Your answer is completely correct and very accurate. That concludes the morning class. Class dismissed."

"Oh, right, Jiang He? I've also invited the other teachers from the Plant Science Academy. There's an academic exchange today; you can come along if you're free."

Lin Zhen walked ahead, and Jiang He followed suit.

Only the students from the Plant Science Academy remained in the classroom, looking on in confusion.

"Teacher Lin just affirmed Jiang He's answer, didn't she?"

"Yes, I heard it very clearly. Lin Zhen said that Jiang He's answer was accurate. My God, I've been taking Lin Zhen's classes for a year, and he either has a sour face or no expression at all."

"Jia Yi, I've always suspected that he, like Ma Qian, never showed much expression, but just now I actually saw a suspicious smug look on his face. Lin Zhen never said anything similar to outstanding graduates. I really want to know how Jiang He's answer touched his heart."

"Haha, luckily I wrote it down. I'll ask Teacher Lin or ask on the StarNet later."

"Academic exchange? What luck Jiang He has! She was invited by Lin Zhen on the very first day of class."

Jiang He quickly caught up with Lin Zhen. She really wanted to go to the academic exchange, but considering that she had to attend class in the afternoon, Jiang He told Lin Zhen her thoughts.

"You're not free this afternoon?"

Lin Zhen frowned. This was the first time he had invited students to participate in the academy's academic exchange, and teachers from other universities would also be present.

Lin Zhen never expected Jiang He to reject her.

"I'm sorry, Teacher Lin, I have to go to my Dharma practice class this afternoon."

"Is the legal education course more important than the academic exchanges at our Plantation College?"

Jiang He didn't speak again, but it was obvious which side she was leaning towards.

Lin Zhen stormed off in anger.

Jiang He left in different directions. She did want to participate in the academic exchange at the Planting Academy, but she had just promised Ma Qian yesterday that she would have to change her schedule if she didn't like it.

She had to learn both legal repair and planting. If she missed the first class, the situation would be significantly more serious.