Li Que transmigrated.
This world was crawling with the uncanny, and ordinary people lived in constant fear.
Fortunately, he awakened the Good Teacher System. As long as he taught the few problem students in his class well, he could become a supernatural entity tamer.
So he wrote lesson plans and taught his students, thoroughly enjoying himself...
Until one day, a girl with autism began to cry aloud. Dark clouds filled the sky, and uncanny domains ran rampant!
A boy who loved sleeping in class opened his eyes, and the entire world fell asleep. Nightmares had truly arrived!
A boy obsessed with food looked up at the stars, opened his mouth, and swallowed. Heaven and earth lost their light!
At that moment, Li Que was utterly stunned.
Li Que: What the heck? Are all my students S-rank supernatural entities?
Students: Teacher, we're not that weak!
It's very interesting, and the world view setting is very novel, but it ended too early. If it continues, it will definitely not be so low 😢 😢, but I hope the author will have better works in the future [heartfelt] 😘
It's really good, very attractive, good reviews (^ω^)👍🏻 Don't watch it, it's useless.
The beginning is great! But it may really be due to force majeure factors. It feels a bit pity that it was finished in a hurry, but it is also fully explained. I hope to have the opportunity to see a new novel.
I really think it's pretty good-looking. I like the immersion of the protagonist. The author got me perfectly. I don't like the way others insist on explaining things clearly to the protagonist. It's really refreshing to be immersed in a character like that.
It's very interesting, but the foreshadowing in the previous article was not explained, and the protagonist didn't say anything. In the last chapter, the protagonist remembered who he was, but he didn't explain how he remembered it, and the system didn't explain clearly what he was about the protagonist. Is it all up to the reader's imagination?
The whole class is full of S-level weirdos. You call these students with disabilities? Return to one's heart Di Huawen, the plot follows the common routine of novice novels. It is relatively classic, a bit bloody, but not particularly off-putting. It's okay to read, but there can't be any logic, and it still focuses on the protagonist's sarcastic face. About three and a half stars. New book issues are rounded up. Including the final finale, it is all a forced hydrology routine. The cheerleaders are all surprised, and then the protagonist solves the problem. This way of writing is really too brainless. Furthermore, in terms of content, metaphor should serve the content, and the two should be consistent and deepen the metaphor. And not all the content should serve the purpose of metaphor, so that it will not be embarrassing in the end.
The theme setting is really catchy, all the students in the class are S-level weird, and the beginning of the teacher's system is very attractive. It's a pity that the later plot failed to support the imagination. Most of the plots tended to repeat the daily routine. The tense supernatural conflicts were written relatively lightly. The background stories of many high-risk students were not explored in depth, and the combat power was also a bit broken. The idea was good, but the story didn't quite bring out the atmosphere it should have.
It's a good weird novel, but it's a pity that it was finished in a hurry (the weird identities are not revealed one by one, which makes the weird character portrayal not so good. The identity of the protagonist is also an unsolved mystery.)
Huge, huge, huge, beautiful!!! It's so fascinating that I accidentally clicked on it after reading it for a long time and couldn't stop reading it! I finished reading it in one sitting! Highly recommended!! It just ended too hastily. If I continue to write the story, I think the score will definitely go up to 9️⃣!
The front looks pretty good. But a lot of things later on were not explained clearly, and it felt like a lot of things were left unwritten and ended in a hurry. . . I suddenly saw a bad article and felt heartbroken. A lot of the content at the beginning was not presented at the end. There is no foreshadowing either. There is no ending like the value of a mentor.