[Livestream] + [Campus] + [Principal Reads Letters] + [Fast-Paced Wish Fulfillment] + [No Female Lead]
After transmigrating, Shen Qing takes over a bankrupt high school. He also receives a billion yuan in education funding through a System. As long as he spends money on students, the System gives him cash back. To save enrollment for the second half of the year, he starts reading letters on Livestream, solving problems on the spot.
A student complains that the cafeteria food is fit for pigs?
Shen Qing: "Replace the entire staff! Hire five-star chefs at top salaries. Free cafeteria meal refills, and hot pot and snacks for everyone!"
Principal, the dorms are like steam rooms in summer! The central air conditioning is broken! And someone snores!
Shen Qing: "Switch dorms! Students can move into the teachers' dorms that are in good condition. We'll set up special rooms for students with sleep problems, and the teachers can move into the apartment building next door!"
Netizens: "Yeah right! You think that apartment building belongs to your school, and you can move in whenever you want?"
Shen Qing: "It doesn't today! But it probably will tomorrow! I'll spend 200 million to buy the whole apartment complex and turn it into teachers' housing!"
Netizens: "!!!"
From then on, the whole internet gains a principal who keeps finding ways to spend money on students and teachers.
Students beg and cry to transfer in, parents fight to get their children admitted, and teachers race to submit their resumes to the school.
Every day, millions of netizens camp out in the Livestream just to see what outrageous letter Principal Shen will open next.
Shen Qing, however, says with complete seriousness, "I'm simply doing what a school leader ought to do."
It's not bad, and overall it doesn't have any serious flaws. It's just a bit lacking, and I hope that in the future development, I won't focus on the female protagonist and focus on the description of teachers and students in the school. I quite like reading this kind of subject matter. Come on, author, and I can't tell whether AI is used or not. I hope that even if AI is used, it will be used sparingly.
Logically, it should be given five stars, at least it has done well so far. But regarding the protagonist being bullied by the Internet, the students' cronies, and the follow-up students' departure and stay, etc., The author's writing style gave me a feeling of being on my knees, so I deducted one star (I haven't seen the latter part, but it seems that I am just trying to please). If the student protagonists who are gullible to the navy are still going to stay, it will be two stars. If it doesn't stay, it's five stars. In my opinion, first of all, the protagonist is a person who has just arrived, has no interest in the students, and can be easily influenced by Internet trolls. He is not worthy of having the educational resources of the protagonist, a private school that is not short of money. The second is that the protagonist doesn't charge at all. The reforms and renovations mentioned are also being done. If you question the protagonist without even looking at it, this kind of person is not worthy of being a teammate. The author, the subject matter of this book, and the number of students are really not important. Teachers and students who can work together with the protagonist are the most important. In my opinion, spending 100 million a year to train 100 students who are of the same mind as the school is more cost-effective than spending 100 million a year to train 1,000 white-eyed wolves. The protagonist is not short of money, but the money should be spent where it should be spent and where it is worth spending, not on those white-eyed wolves who are chasing Qin Muchu. I hope that all the students left behind will be students from Qi Xin, not those from Chao Qin and Mu Chu. Then it will be five stars instead of two stars
I don't know if there are some strange things that I don't understand. For example, don't you need to buy a house for the teacher's dormitory? Why should you rent a house again? Anyway, it's very interesting. I hope it's not an AI article and it's not a crappy article. Good luck, author [sending my heart]
It's pretty good. The only one in the comment section that was criticized was because the author specifically checked the information. I hope this book won't be the kind of book that tries to support students (that is, all teachers have problems, and all student unions must look down on others)
Isn't this the king of Panjin's Zhongbei Road? 🤔
Life is only 30,000 days, and every day you can be rich is one day. But, you are a tycoon and you are a tycoon like a local tycoon.
It's not bad, and overall it doesn't have any serious flaws. It's just a little bit less, I hope for the follow-up development of the whole heroine, I really like to watch this kind of subject matter.
It feels good, but I don't understand what a person like the protagonist, who spends hundreds of millions like water, is like in real life. How can I feel that a person can speak confidently after meeting me? I feel that those people have a bit of domineering will. In real life, even if I meet someone who has spent hundreds of thousands, I have to treat them with respect and admiration, fearing that they might offend him or her. After all, people with so much money have their own ways and their own popularity. If I offend the other party, I'm afraid he might do some tricks overtly or covertly, which would be very bad.
I didn't read the article, I only read the comments. There were many good reviews, and I didn't see anyone asking for help so far, so I decided to take a look 🤭
Brother, I came here to see the protagonist show off his talents, not to see the protagonist be restricted everywhere! Not to mention that heroes from all walks of life have come to vote, why are there all kinds of monsters and monsters everywhere to add to the trouble?