Song Shuo, the campus heartthrob and a teacher at A University, has a prized student he likes so much that he can list a thousand things he loves about him in the teachers' lounge. The catch is, that only happens when the student isn't around. When he's there, Song Shuo can list a thousand things wrong with him.
Tang Zhe, a member of the computer science student council at A University, has a scheming heartthrob for a teacher. Everyone envies the teacher's prized student, while Tang Zhe is jealous enough to grind his teeth. His teacher is lazy and never brings his own house keys, so he makes Tang Zhe carry them. Tang Zhe spends all day serving tea, bringing water, and rubbing his shoulders and legs. He's a student in name, but a little servant in practice. Being a servant would be bad enough, but the bastard wants to make him his wife too? Get lost, get lost, get lost!
The teacher is fierce, the student timid, but as they spend time together, it's hard to tell who is actually coaxing whom. The prized student takes advantage of his teacher's affection, gets cheekier and more spoiled by the day, and can't bring himself to accept his teacher, yet can't bear to be without him either. The teacher understands it all perfectly, but even likes his prized student's fussy, greedy little ways.
A campus teacher-student romance, bickering sweethearts, a peaceful life, and everyday doses of sweetness. A gentle, scheming top; a prickly bottom who learns to speak his mind. The top spoils the bottom, with a whip in one hand and candy in the other. The bottom spoils the top by sweeping him up in his arms whenever they disagree.
My Teacher Song is the best in the world.
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Ah, the question Tang Zhe asked Teacher Song before about what he likes about him finally has an answer! Sure enough, it looks even sweeter from Teacher Song's perspective!
In fact, when I saw this, I felt a little sad. Family education is really a very, very important part of education. But fortunately, Song Shuo could be brave when he met Tang Zhe. Otherwise, someone else would probably have given up because of "thinking about others", right?
Ah ah ah ah finally caught up to the end The writing is great and the story is so sweet. I want to sell Amway hahahahahahaha
Ah it feels so good The whole process was like a long flow of water, not too sweet or greasy, but I just felt very comfortable and happy. It took me two days to read it and I didn't even write high school math hahaha I feel very sad when it's over. When I comment, I often wonder why no one supports such a great article. I want to make up for the rest of my writing, hahaha I'm really at a loss for words and don't know what to say. Show your heart to me
It's nice to pet the protagonist hahaha
It's actually good if everyone gives up. The most important thing is the present moment
Are there really such parents? I thought all parents care about their children. Even if you teach him courtesy, he probably won't treat his children unconditionally on certain issues.
I don't think the early characters are annoying either. I feel like a child who has not grown up, likes to act coquettishly, occasionally loses his temper, and wants to be pampered
It makes sense... Too many mainstream opinions will always cause dissatisfaction
Ah, this is a dead end... I feel a little sorry for both of them.