I Work as a Teacher in Los Angeles, and My Main Job Is to Teach Someone Who Has No Quality.

Lu Jiangcheng accidentally passed through the book and became a high school mathematics teacher in Luo City, the country of Eagle Sauce. Los Angeles is a do-nothing zone for the federal states of the Eagle Country, a mixed bag of good and bad. There are crazy bombers, detectives chasing criminals, international thieves, celebrities, etc. Good news: Within the system, you work 9 to 5, have good benefits, and the teachers' dormitory is extremely safe. Bad news: I teach the class with the lowest grades in the school, and the students in the class have extremely strong backgrounds. Among the students are the son of a gangster, the son of a Los Angeles senator, the cousin of a Marine Corps general, and one of the top ten young criminals in Los Angeles. More bad news: Lu Jiangcheng's setting is that of a scapegoat, hated by everyone, a punching bag, and a shame in the education industry. Face this world that is not friendly to you at all. Lu Jiangcheng's choice: good at scapegoating, bad-mouthed, and low-quality. Later, Lu Jiangcheng became an internet celebrity teacher across the federation. In an interview. "Mr. Lu, how do you usually teach students?" "Old Master Confucius said that if you teach, there will be no distinction. If you don't teach, you won't be tired at all." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.