After Beheading the Commander, the Royal Family Begs Me to Tutor Their Tyrant

After transmigrating to Great Chu, Xu Changgeng discovered that the situation was a complete mess.

Barbarians threatened the border from without, while treacherous officials ran rampant within.

Worst of all, the commander with a massive army at his disposal was a hopeless romantic willing to surrender for a demoness from an enemy nation!

“She only has to stop crying, and I’d give her my life?”

If you want to die, I’ll gladly oblige!

From the start, Xu Changgeng awakened the [Teacher for All Ages System]. He beheaded the commander before the battle, seized power, and crushed the enemy, becoming a legend in a single war!

He thought he’d be executed when he returned to the capital. Instead, the old emperor looked at his useless sons filling the court and grabbed Xu Changgeng by the pant leg:

“My dear subject! My sons are good-for-nothing. Please, teach them!”

And so Great Chu gained an unorthodox “short-tempered Imperial Tutor.”

When he taught the Analects, he explained, “‘Confucius did not speak of strange phenomena, feats of strength, disorder, or spirits’ means Confucius didn’t want to talk, so he used superhuman strength to beat people senseless.”**

When he taught the art of war, he explained, “‘To subdue the enemy without fighting’ means firing cannons until no one’s left on the other side. Then, naturally, you win without a fight.”

Under Xu Changgeng’s “nuclear-powered teaching,”

the lovesick crown prince became a ruthless tyrant, the saintly prince became a living King of Hell, and the unruly princess became a Valkyrie.

When Great Chu’s steel tide swept across the world, the rulers of every nation looked up at Xu Changgeng on the city walls and wept in despair:

“Please, stop teaching! This isn’t the way of Confucius and Mencius. It’s the way of terror!”