The Empress's Civil Engineering Tutor: Mastering Past Exams to Pacify the World

I was a civil engineering graduate who failed the college entrance exam. After I transmigrated into a conscript laborer, all I wanted was to obediently build city walls.

Who knew I'd bind to an exam System with only one mission:

Get the lovesick empress into a top-tier university. Fail, and I'm stuck here forever!

From then on, the empire's whole vibe went off the rails...

She zones out during the morning court session, calculating conic sections.

A ban on the imperial harem means everyone has to speak English.

When envoys from a neighboring kingdom visit, one "Sit down, please" from her leaves them collapsed on the floor.

With the seven kingdoms' allied armies at the border, the empress asks with a perfectly serious expression:

"Teacher, should we fight first or do a practice exam?"

Me: Fight first.

The next second, real exam papers are airdropped into the enemy camp!

A romance-protection rally? A literary battle with a sage? An aristocratic clan's rebellion?

Don't be silly.

Do a set of math problems first. You can talk after you pass!

The empress wipes away her tears. "Teacher, I only got 32 points..."

I reply coldly, "Go back and copy out your mistakes ten times."

That night, I feel the college entrance exam admission ticket in my pocket and dream of my senior year of high school.

This screwed-up world is beyond saving!

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