Training Is Over, and Now You Tell Me They're All Bandits

Ning Zhao went to teach in a rural area, only to transmigrate after squatting down to use the bathroom. Believe it or not?

What do you do when the kids won't listen and their parents can't keep them in line?

Give them a nice, light boot-camp training session until they're dead on their feet. Problem solved.

The sanitary conditions in this "village" are terrible. What if someone gets sick and there's no doctor?

No worries, we brought a Barefoot Doctor's Manual.

The "village" is so poor they can't even afford meat. What do we do?

This is where we have a lot to say. Let me translate: what does "Three Supports and One Assistance" mean?

Life may be hard, but we're doing it for the promotion our leader promised us. Let's go!

As a result, Ning Zhao made the entire village wealthy and whipped everyone into shape...

Only then was he told, "Everyone in our village is a bandit," and that he himself had become a famous strategist in the martial world.

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