Also titled: The Divine Brush Teacher: Ma Liang Is My Ancestor, Just Draw Whatever You Want [Urban Campus + System + Magic Mentor + Loves Giving Speeches Everywhere + The Pies He Draws Are Actually Edible]
On the day his online loan defaulted, Ma Rui nearly made a decision that would have betrayed his ancestors. Then he suddenly awakened the Divine Brush Ma Liang System.
He got a divine artifact from the start, and whatever he drew became real.
Drawing five million is perfectly reasonable, right? Can I use a sheet of paper as a check?
Then there's nothing wrong with drawing a dragon and riding it to class, right?
Why not think bigger and draw Little Japan right into our country's borders?
That one thought from Ma Rui gave Sao Miao, a troublemaker in the capital of the Eastern Ocean, an instant chill down her spine.
As an art teacher, his job was to educate students. Whenever they improved, he earned a reward, with a random chance to draw art supplies or magical abilities.
The Ma Liang Eraser could erase memories. The Ma Liang Palette could grant elemental powers. Didn't that mean a Ma Liang Utility Knife could split open the heavens and earth?
Everyone said that the art teacher at Yunlan High School taught one hell of a class. Not only was he a brilliant speaker, he also put on a show. His demonstrations were spectacular and breathtaking, inspiring many people to achieve enlightenment.
Art world figures, education professionals, policewoman sketch artists, beauty bloggers, cosplayers, aloof beauty designers, and A-list movie stars: people from every field would put aside their pride, beg and plead, and pay a fortune just to sit in on one of Teacher Ma's classes.
“Teacher Ma, were you explaining art principles just now, or magic? Why was I so confused?”
“Don't be silly. I'm just an art teacher. How could I know magic? We have to believe in science. Class dismissed!”
With that, Ma Rui turned into a bird and flew out of the classroom.
Prove the Dao through painting, wield the brush and reach the divine. Paint all things on paper, and open the heavens with a single scroll.
It's quite funny, not bad. I like the setting of the art teacher. It seems that the author has a certain understanding of art, so he can't really be an art student. [Bookshelf Plus One][Stunned]