I Went to Ancient Times to Become a Teacher

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Newly crowned top scholar Xie Ciyuan fell from his horse during the parade and injured his leg, ending his official career. Ten years of studying had come to nothing. Then his fiancée's family broke off the engagement. After one blow after another, he died depressed three years later.

Xie Yuan, a modern civil servant who diligently devoted himself to his government career, was accidentally hit on the head with a brick while trying to calm a dispute among the public. When he woke up, he had become Xie Ciyuan of the Great Jing Dynasty.

In the modern civil service, advancement may be slow, but at least there was something to look forward to. After transmigrating, his career was over before it began, and Xie Yuan felt that life was hopeless.

A voice claiming to be the System rang out: "Don't be scared. If you can't become a high-ranking official, you can teach the children of high-ranking officials. They'll still have to greet you respectfully when they see you!"

But when Xie Yuan saw his first students, a row of little carrot tops, he just wanted to quit!

Xie Yuan: System, I can't believe I fell for that! System: Come on, education starts with the young. They're so impressionable. You can teach them to be whatever you want!

Xie Yuan: I'm not listening. I don't care. I'm not doing it...

Coming soon: "The Little Farmhouse Chef [Book Transmigration]":

Yao Xiaotao discovers that she has transmigrated into a book as the younger sister of the foil to a top scholar in an imperial-examination novel.

They live in Willow Tree Village. The top scholar rises from being a poor, unloved nobody, passes the imperial examinations and becomes an official, then steadily climbs the ranks to the highest post. Even after his death, he is showered with honors. He protects his sisters, who each find their own happy endings.

Meanwhile, her brother has always been spoiled by their family, getting whatever he wants, but he's hopeless at everything except eating. He barely passes the lowest imperial exam, then fails year after year, wastes the family's money, and becomes a laughingstock in the village.

Yao Xiaotao thinks people need to face reality. Her brother simply isn't cut out for studying. First, she has to make him accept that, then help him find the right path. Then Yao Xiaotao discovers that her brother has a vivid imagination and is really good at writing stories.

Later, the top scholar falls in love with two things in the Yao household: Yao Xiaotao's cooking and her brother's stories. In the end, he even tricks Yao Xiaotao into marrying him.

Theme: Teach and nurture according to each student's strengths, and develop in a scientific way.