The Good-For-Nothing Boss Struggles to Raise Cubs Every Day

(Girls who passed by, please collect it, thank you❤️❤️!) Luo Huaiqing had been a special-level teacher for fifteen years. On the eve of his appointment as deputy-high school teacher, a bear parent was so angry that he went to heaven on the spot. When he opened his eyes again, he became the useless leader of a run-down sect in the world of immortality. Good news: There is a unique secret in the back mountain. Bad news: The whole world knows that there is a unique secret in the back mountain. His Dantian is sparse and his realm is low. Any passerby can kill him by crushing him. Even worse news: Passerby A is already on the way. In a critical moment, a piece of broken stone is tied to it. As long as he returns to his old career as a teacher, he can change his teacher's Taoist values, cultivate his Dantian, improve his realm, and extend his life. Luo Huaiqing gritted his teeth and got to work: teach, teach to the point of death. So he opened secret realms, preached the Dharma, and recruited elders. Casual cultivators can enter the secret realm to practice by handing in spiritual stones, and masters can obtain training qualifications by obtaining information. Hostile forces want to take action? First, calculate whether he can withstand his family's mountain-protecting formation. Ling Qiu Shan was dragged from a shabby hilltop into the most evil sect in the three thousand worlds. Casual cultivators queued up to send money, masters rushed to get hired, and even rival sects began to secretly stuff their resumes at him. The disciples are all top-notch in talent. Seeing that everything is on track, he can finally retire gloriously and become a hands-off shopkeeper. As a result, the cold-tempered eldest disciple blocked him in the room in the middle of the night and asked with a smile, "Where are you going, sir?" Luo Huaiqing: "... Take a walk?" With a bang, Suiyang closed the door. Luo Huaiqing looked up at the sky. He was afraid that he would never retire. Intention: The real way is not to give up, but to carry.