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I Opened a School in Ancient Times and Taught a Group of Emperors and Generals
Lin Feng, a modern teacher, died suddenly due to overtime work. He traveled to ancient times and was bound to the Eternal Teacher System to start a legendary journey. He set up a "Hope School" in a dilapidated temple and used sand sculpture teaching methods to train low-level disciples, which shocked the countryside. From using an adapted version of Lone Warrior for morning reading to making fire hoses out of bamboo tubes, Lin Feng's educational methods are full of fantasy and fun. As the story
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Terror in the Rainy Night: the Mystery of the Mysterious Death of My Mother-In-Law
Li Youping, a graduate intern, rented a house in a village near the factory when he first arrived in the provincial capital. The 80-year-old mother-in-law of the landlord, Sister Liu, has been paralyzed for many years and is not very clear. One night, Li Youping came home from get off work and saw the old lady suddenly going crazy, shouting in horror, "Here we go again," and struggling and falling. At around ten o'clock that night, the old lady fell to the ground alone in the rain with her wheel
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Clay Figurine Comes Back to Life
At the foot of the green mountains, ordinary people have bizarre stories unfolding. Ah Fu and Xiu Niang had sex day and night to continue their relationship. Unexpectedly, Ah Fu died suddenly from overwork and Xiu Niang became a young widow. Her mother-in-law was considerate of her physical needs and advised her to remarry, but Xiu Niang insisted that she only loved her deceased husband. One day, her mother-in-law was surprised to see a clay figurine that looked exactly like Ah Fu in the house.
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A Lazy Daughter-In-Law Meets a Strict Mother-In-Law: the Mother-In-Law and Daughter-In-Law in the Ming Dynasty Fought Against Each Other
Cuilan, 18, comes from an ordinary family. As the fourth daughter in the family, she was married to the Bai family in the east of the city after her father accepted the betrothal gift. Her mother-in-law, Bai Shi, is a strong woman who has been widowed for many years. She raised her son by running a liquor store and fully expects her son to have a happy life after he gets married. However, Cuilan is lazy by nature and originally wanted to live a leisurely life after marriage, but was asked by her
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