Great Tang: From the Start, I Kicked Li Er and Changsun Out the Door

Jiang Chen transmigrates to the Great Tang and awakens a System, but it won't activate until he has taught a hundred students to graduation, so he becomes a proud schoolteacher.

But since his predecessor was notorious for being illiterate and useless, no one wants to attend his private school.

Luckily, he manages to trick two lovely young girls into becoming his students with delicious food and poetry.

The advent of Arabic numerals and the debut of “The Perilous Road to Shu” attract attention.

One day, two sneaky fellows appear at the schoolhouse, saying they want to find a teacher for their children and that they need to put him through a test.

“What kind of person do you think the current emperor is?”

“How do you think the Great Tang can defeat the Turks?”

“Get lost! You can't just discuss things like that! If you want to get yourself killed, don't drag me into it. The door's to your right. Don't let it hit you on the way out!”

Jiang Chen flies into a rage and kicks Li Er and Changsun Wuji out of his schoolhouse, nearly getting hit in the nose by the door.

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