This Teacher's Job Is No Picnic

I personally like the slow-paced narrative method😊. Although I feel that there is not much explanation of the worldview and background at the beginning, this kind of reading experience of gradually reading and discovering details is very attractive to me. The setting is also very novel. I feel that the common elemental magic of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth is not the focus of this world view (I haven't read much, so if you overturn later, don't scold me🤦). The protagonist focuses on the exploration of the soul, and the large description just fits my perception of the soul. Well (´-ω-`), the description of the environment also gives people a just-right feeling (ah, it also reminds people of the role of analytical description of the environment in Chinese reading comprehension in high school). It can also be used for cp, and the sweetness is just right (I won't say who is the good teacher or student✧(≖◡≖✿) Overall, magic + microgram is a very novel combination, I have never read anything similar before😄. I hope to work hard to update, come on! (ง•̀_•́)ง

It's normal if no one is watching. Not many people like to watch the Virgin who is internally consumed by herself.

It takes more than ten chapters to explain one thing, which is so cumbersome