You Asked Me to Teach, So Why Are All My Students Founding Heroes?

Su Changkong transmigrates to the Great Abyss Dynasty and becomes a teacher at a rundown academy.

To earn enough to eat, he has no choice but to grit his teeth and launch a modified version of "Nine-Year Compulsory Education."

He teaches Modern Agriculture so his students can farm and avoid starving to death;

he teaches Introductory Physics and Chemistry so they can make soap to sell and repair the school buildings;

he teaches Military Drill so his weak, bookish students can get in shape and fight off bandits.

A few years later, the Great Abyss collapses, and the realm descends into chaos.

Su Changkong wants to hide in the mountains and escape the turmoil, but a hundred thousand cavalry surround him!

The student who learned to farm has become the richest man in the realm, controlling its entire grain supply;

the student who learned to make soap has become the Grand Secretary, powerful enough to dominate the imperial court;

the student who drilled every day has become an invincible Great Marshal, sweeping across the eight directions!

The Great Marshal produces a yellow imperial robe he'd had made overnight and forcibly drapes it over the bewildered Su Changkong. A hundred thousand troops kneel in a dark mass: "The realm cannot go a single day without a ruler. We beg our esteemed teacher to ascend the throne!"

Su Changkong is at a loss. "I'm really not a rebel! I was just teaching you a few things. How did you end up destroying every kingdom?!"