I'm a First-Grade Chinese Teacher, and I'm Starting to Teach Confucianism

Luo Lin transmigrated to a parallel world of the future, only to find himself a first-grade elementary school Chinese teacher.

But this was a world where martial artists and ability users reigned supreme, and militarism ran rampant.

It was also a world starved of literature and overrun by spirits and monsters.

He thought he was doomed to live an ordinary, unremarkable life.

Luckily, he bound himself to the Confucian Path to Sainthood System.

He established a cultivation system based on the Confucian Way, taught and nurtured students, and gained the power to make his words law and bring all things into being with a single thought.

Many years later.

His eldest disciple held a painting in ink wash. A dragon leaped out of the picture, and riding it, he fought until heaven and earth were plunged into darkness, single-handedly destroying three forbidden zones.

His second disciple, dressed in a Confucian robe and standing with his back to the world, held the books of the sages in one hand. He condemned his enemies with words, waged war on paper, and composed a single battle poem that destroyed billions of starships.

Their master, Luo Lin, was revered by the world as the Sage of the Confucian Way.

But because he had a truly awful personality and delighted in humiliating people until they wished the earth would swallow them, his disciples had another nickname for him in private: the Sage of Social Death.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.