The Last Rural School Principal

In a parallel world, Chen Fan became a [redacted] sent to teach in a rural school.

In three years, out of fifteen students from poor families, ten got into Tsinghua University or Peking University.

Five got into the National University of Defense Technology.

His book, Five Years of College Entrance Exams and Three Years of Mock Tests, was hailed as a model for the education sector.

A professor from the Ivy League hoped to come teach at Chen Fan's school.

A mathematics professor from Peking University wanted to learn from Chen Fan.

Even top experts from the Chinese Academy of Sciences wanted to consult him.

But all he had ever wanted was to help these children find a way out of poverty.

That was all.

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