I’m Just a Chinese Teacher. I Only Know How to Win People Over with Virtue

Luo Jun transmigrates to a high-martial world where strength is everything, becoming an ordinary Chinese teacher.

People dream of extraordinary powers, awakening their talents and rising above everyone else.

Fortunately, Luo Jun binds himself to the Confucian Path to Sainthood System.

He establishes a Confucian cultivation system, educates students, and commands the power to make his words law, bringing all things into existence with a thought...

One day, Luo Jun gets flamed online, and the anger gives him a splitting headache.

The Confucian Path's offensive techniques are based on writing, and the internet can transmit written words.

A battle poem, Marching Out, can turn into an army of thousands and charge through the internet cables, beating someone until they cough blood. Then he can use virtue to persuade them to admit their mistake. That's perfectly reasonable, right?

Zitai: "Apology letter: I will never flame anyone online again. I'll be a good person from now on. Teacher Luo, can you put the knife down?"

Gangzi...

The Four Hounds of a certain streaming platform bear the brunt of it, suffering a crushing blow.

Luo Jun: "I'm a scholar. It's perfectly reasonable for me to have a bit of a temper, right?"

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