Shen Dayong is just an ordinary wage slave who wants to lie flat, but he unexpectedly gets bound to the Myriad Realms Kindergarten System.
Every day, emperors from different eras show up with their own little troublemakers in tow: Li Shimin brings Princess Jinyang to enroll, Zhu Yuanzhang marches Crown Prince Zhu Xiongying through the school gates, Emperor Wu of Han insists on leaving Prince Liu Ju there, and Qin Shi Huang bundles up Fusu and drops him off…
To manage this bunch of unruly kids, Shen Dayong has no choice but to recruit a “dream team of preschool teachers” from across the ages: Empress Ma teaches life skills, Cao Cao gives introductory lessons in military strategy, Zhao Kuangyin runs physical education, and Liu Heng handles counseling.
The parents drop off and pick up their children every day, holding “emperor tea parties” outside the kindergarten. Ying Zheng chats with Liu Bang about commandery-and-county administration, Li Shimin and Zhu Yuanzhang gripe about their crown princes, and Yang Jian recommends the imperial examination system to everyone.
Even more absurdly, these imperial dads take modern fertilizers, steam engines, and assembly lines back to their own dynasties, leading to railways in Great Qin, steamboats in Great Tang, and an industrial revolution in Great Ming.
Watching the ancient eras get more and more competitive, Shen Dayong just wants to shout, “Dads! Give me a break! I’m just an ordinary guy who wants to run a kindergarten!”
I like the little cute babies and make up for their regrets.