I Failed the College Entrance Exam and Became a University President
高考落榜，我成了大学校长
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I've Recently Gotten Into Urban Fiction With Wild, Imaginative Premises. Any Recommendations?
Any Stories with a Teacher as the Protagonist?
The protagonist should be a teacher or something along those lines.
Stories Where the Male Lead Is a Principal Who Founded a School
Taoist Magic, Maoshan, Mount Longhu
Male POV, Scientific Research, Someone Protected by the State
Preferably with a child as the protagonist.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Becomes a Principal and Builds Up a School
Looking for stories where the protagonist becomes a school principal and builds up the school! No cultivation schools!!!
Any Novels Where the System Makes the Host Choose an Identity From the Start?
Choose your identity from the start
Unrivaled Combat Power: Mo Dao Army, Black Armored Cavalry, Qin Eagle Warriors...
Passionate and thrilling, with a real taste of the Tang Dynasty, the Tang Dynasty that drew envoys from every nation!
System Novels About Building the World's Best School or Academy
No cultivation, immortal cultivation, or magic school stories, please.
The Protagonist Rises from Foot Soldier to Colonel to General
Military Novels About Commanding Large Modern Armored Formations
Urban Fantasy: SSS-Rank Superpower, Forgets the College Entrance Exam, and Goes to Block the Gates of a Top University
Stories About Teachers With a System, Focused on Teaching and Mentoring
Something entertaining that isn't too mindless.
Please, Stories Where the Protagonist Establishes an Academy or School, or Is a Principal or Dean
Looking for a book by character,
Becoming a Principal from the Start, with a System, Then Working to Build the Number-One Academy!!
Looking for a book where the protagonist becomes a school principal from the start and gets a System golden finger. By completing various missions, they cultivate different kinds of students and earn rewards, striving to make the school the best in the world.
The Male Lead Is a University Professor
Novels Where the Protagonist Has a Teacher System
No new books.
The First Heir to a Vast Urban Dynasty
The Protagonist Is a Schoolteacher Who Trains a Whole Host of Superstars and All Kinds of Talented People
Please, Are There Any Stories About Shanhe University?
Looking for books like I Failed the College Entrance Exam, So I Started a Livestream to Build Shanhe University. Stories about founding Shanhe University would be great too.
Establishing an Academy from the Start with a System
Establishing an academy from the start, with a System.
Stories Where the Protagonist Is at University and Fills In for the Teacher
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Is a Teacher or Dean, or Takes on Disciples
Something longer, with more words.
Maxed-Out Cultivation! All Emperors! Invincible, Recruiting Disciples, Subduing the Heavens: High-Rated Picks for a Reading Drought
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Great! There are very few articles like this about building modern schools!!
You can still watch the end of Chapter 200, which is good. It was pretty good before Chapter 200, but after that I basically just skipped through it.
Encourage books with relatively rare genres
Five stars for you, author, cheers
This university is a dream. I dare to say that this university is a city of its own. It is not an exaggeration. If there are no restrictions on enrollment and the base is infinitely expanded, I dare to say that there will be no people in other schools. A big school that ranks first in time, without looking at scores, I dare not think about how other schools can survive.
It's so beautiful. It's the best urban novel I've ever read so far.
It's a good-looking and refreshing article, just don't rush it!
It's so beautiful, I spent all my time sleeping
Undergraduate students should focus on learning theory and supplemented by practice, graduate students should focus on professional topics, and art schools and technical schools should focus on practice.
It's very well written and one of the few that I like.