I Asked You to Teach in Africa, So Why Are You Teaching Warfare?

During summer break, Lu Chen, a fourth-year college student, joined a public service program called "Cultural Aid for Africa" and went to teach in a tribal community.

He thought he could contribute to world peace and harmony, but on the very first day, his students flipped over his desk.

"Teacher, we're giving you one more chance. Teach us something useful!"

"Useful like what?"

"We're either fighting every day or on our way to fight. What do you think?"

As Lu Chen stared at the pitch-black gun barrel pointed at his forehead, inspiration suddenly struck...

"Okay, since you're all so eager to learn, I won't hold anything back!"

Physics and chemistry: firearms manufacturing, research into weapons of mass destruction...

Politics and history: learning about the outrageous tactics used throughout the history of world wars, and how to apply them...

Chinese: applying guerrilla warfare and protracted war from The Art of War to modern combat...

Physical education: tribal duels, guerrilla warfare drills, large-scale battles...

At the end of his teaching program, Lu Chen left his students with an assignment: How long would it take to fight from Africa all the way to the heart of America?

Ten days later

"Reporting in, Teacher! Just ten days! Can't hear me? I'm on the roof of the Pentagon, and it's windy! Never mind, I'll have the American president talk to you..."

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