I Just Became an Elementary School Chinese Teacher, and You Say I'm a Confucian Sage

Luo Lin transmigrates to a parallel world in the future, never expecting to become a first-grade elementary school Chinese teacher.

But this is a world that venerates martial artists and supernatural abilities above all else, and is obsessed with warfare.

It is also a world lacking in literature and overrun by supernatural creatures.

He thought he was destined to live an unremarkable life.

Fortunately, he bound himself to the Confucian Path to Sagehood System.

He establishes a Confucian cultivation system, educates students, commands the power to make words come true, and brings all things to life with a single thought.

Many years later.

His eldest disciple holds a brush painting in ink and watercolors, and an ink dragon leaps from the picture. Riding the dragon, he battles until heaven and earth grow dark, wiping out three forbidden zones all by himself.

His second disciple, clad in a Confucian robe and with his back to all living beings, holds a book of sages. With words he condemns his enemies, and with strategies he wages war on paper. One poem of war destroys billions of starships.

As for the master of all these disciples, Luo Lin is listening to music at a pleasure house.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.