On the first day Su Wan transmigrated to the cultivation world, she was bound to a "Childcare System."
The System said, "Civilization in this world has collapsed. You must restart it through childcare."
Su Wan looked at the three beast cubs in front of her, drooling as they gnawed on her trouser leg, and fell silent.
Later, the young master of the demon clan learned to share, the crown prince of the demonic sect started keeping a diary, and the dragon clan's abandoned child finally dared to say, "I want it."
At the parent-teacher meeting, the leaders of the various factions argued until they were red in the face:
"Teacher Su, my child says you taught him that 'everyone is equal.' Is that appropriate?"
Su Wan smiled. "Then tell me, what makes your child more noble than everyone else?"
The room fell silent.
The System prompted: [Ding! Civilization puzzle progress: 100%.]
Su Wan sighed. "We still have a long way to go."
But the line of people waiting outside her kindergarten already stretched beyond sight.
Su Wan traveled to a different world where civilization collapsed, bound to the "Civilization Observation System", gathered "problem children" of all ethnic groups as a kindergarten teacher, and used modern educational concepts to heal their wounds. Every time he solved a child's core problem, he unlocked a piece of "civilization puzzle", and finally pieced together a blueprint for the reconstruction of the entire civilization. The world needs to restart civilization, and the key lies in the hands of these "problem children". Every time you teach a child well, a piece of the civilization puzzle is unlocked. So Su Wan began her career as a kindergarten teacher in another world - taming the biting snow wolf cubs, taking in the orphans of the demon sect, teaching the timid little princess to speak, and giving a hug to the abandoned dragon tribe with low self-esteem... Many years later, the Demon Emperor, Demon Lord, Empress, and Dragon Clan Chief sat together and recalled the same person. "It was Teacher Su who told me that minions are not meant for harm." "She gave me the first hug." "She showed me that girls can be loud." In a word, she taught her children to eat, sleep, and not bite, and by the way, she saved a world.