I Run a University, So Teaching a Little High Tech Is No Big Deal

After transmigrating through time and space, Su Heng was made a university president the moment he arrived. He was a little overwhelmed by the honor.

He had absolutely no management experience.

From the start, he was handed a university on the verge of bankruptcy and students who were always looking for trouble.

Looking at the student happiness levels plummeting in the System and their steadily rising inclination to drop out, Su Heng decided to start by improving their living conditions.

Before long, the students realized that Second University of Science and Technology had changed quite a bit.

Another new school year began, and the upperclassmen left messages for the incoming students.

“Don’t believe the scenery you see. I’ve been here a year, and the temperature on campus hasn’t changed at all. There’s no need to bring thick clothes!”

“Freshmen, prepare yourselves. The scenic views in the dormitory area appear in random locations…”

“Don’t bring money. There’s nowhere to spend it. Almost everything is free.”

“Everyone, if you’re afraid of heights or get motion sickness from 3D, stay away! The panoramic projection outside the classroom is so realistic! I’m starting to think we’re not on Earth anymore…”

The school’s first cutting-edge technology major began with Space Agriculture.

No one expected the growing area to connect to space. It was so outrageous that it attracted close attention from Longguo.

The campuses that followed shattered the barriers of space, connecting to unknown corners of the universe.

The tourism program opened routes to the Moon, while the archaeology program sent students to Mars to study ancient battlefields.

As more and more strange and wonderful things appeared, Second University of Science and Technology drew widespread attention.

With the campus becoming more developed and the students more outstanding, Su Heng was full of motivation.