Born to Teach: In All the Heavens, I Take Every Student

Name: Born to Teach: In All the Heavens, I Take Every Student
Author: I Shall Take My Time and Plan This Out

好为人师，我在诸天有教无类

by I Shall Take My Time and Plan This Out (吾欲徐徐图之)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 207k Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: Fantasy High-Concept
Updated: 1y ago
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Synopsis

[Longevity + the Myriad Worlds + Easygoing + Short Legs + Fiercely Protective of His Disciples]

Xu Tu's soul enters the cultivation world, where he obtains a System called "Born to Teach." It requires him to accept students without prejudice and take on large numbers of disciples to spread the Dao.

Many years later.

Looking at his extraordinary disciples, Xu Tu thinks back on his own cultivation journey and can't help but let out a deep sigh.

"A master's dignity must be preserved. I absolutely can't let anyone find out that I'm a good-for-nothing at cultivation."

"Whether I can command respect across the heavens depends on you continuing to work hard."

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