Time travel/female/no CP/education/redemption/cool writing
Gu Qingjin, a contemporary Chinese teacher, was so angry at the yellow tone in class that he had a heart attack. When he opened his eyes, he became a down-and-out scholar in a world of female supremacy.
I wanted to show off to the end, but I bumped into a group of clay kids lying on the wall and eavesdropping on reading.
Using the dilapidated ancestral hall as a classroom and charcoal and slates as teaching aids, she held a ruler and sighed: That's all, it's better to teach you how to read and calculate accounts than to see you being bullied.
Unexpectedly, while teaching, I found that the two students looked a bit familiar...
One is a crazy powerful official who will overthrow the court in the future, and the other is a prince in trouble who is destined to ascend the throne.
What about forcing love to each other and killing each other? How did it become "Mr. Said we should help each other and love each other"?
She rewrote destiny with a ruler, and watched poor children test for fame and rule the world, and then she understood that education is never about redeeming others.
It was she who first lived and became the light.
Until one day when her meritorious deeds were fulfilled and her soul returned home, she packed up and walked into the mountains: This time, she used WiFi to teach the world.