Synopsis for The Academic Journey of a Dean of Studies [Completed]:
1.
Liu Zhongjun is a star chemistry teacher at a prestigious high school in Province A, as well as its dean of studies. She made her name educating the next generation. She's trended online and appeared in commercials.
Known as the Goddess Liu, she is a legendary mentor who has raised countless top scorers in the national college entrance exams. Millions of students, parents, and teachers look up to her.
Just as her career is taking off, she dies in a car accident and transmigrates to ancient times.
Her mother is dead, her father is far away in the capital. With neither parent by her side, she has to depend on others, and even the academy's teachers look down on her?
No problem. She can still run a thriving tutoring business, predict exam questions with perfect accuracy, make money until her hands cramp, and rise all the way to the top of the official ranks.
2.
Lu Qian's life is full of ups and downs, but he eventually becomes prime minister. His greatest regret is that he failed to protect his fiancée, who was murdered when they were young.
Reborn in his youth, he decides to put the imperial exams and officialdom aside for now, and first teach his wife how to judge people and handle affairs.
But why has his wife become so knowledgeable? She knows the past, understands the present, and even looks to the future?
Lu Qian: "Confucius said, 'When three walk together, one of them can be my teacher.' I really have found myself a treasure of a wife..."
He never expected that years later:
Civil official: "Have you heard of The Scientific Principles of the Four Books and Five Classics? My teacher compiled it."
General: "Have you heard of Human Anatomy and the Secrets of the Military Exams? My little sister owns the copyright."
Ministry official: "Have you heard of the journal Science? My classmate founded it."
Emperor: "Have you heard of me? ...Dean, I've been waiting for you!"
[Reader's Guide]
-> The female lead transmigrates, and the male lead is reborn. Set in a fictional dynasty modeled on the Tang Dynasty, with a nontraditional imperial examination system and lots of original worldbuilding. The main focus is on careers. The romance starts off a little slow, but later becomes a powerful couple dishing out plenty of sweetness.
-> The main focus is the imperial exams, with no domestic power struggles. There are a few scenes involving court politics, presented only in comedic bonus chapters. How about a story set in an ancient school?
-> Content warning: A wish-fulfillment story written for practice. The author doesn't quite have the skill to handle the worldbuilding, so things get a little wild.
Theme: Strengthen the nation through science and technology, and through talent.
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How does the heroine look like a director like this? She is just a top student. I can understand that she may not have practiced, or she has not adapted to the simple environment of school for a long time, but the director is!? As a teacher, an excellent teacher, she only noticed that the male protagonist was too mature and his handwriting was wrong. This is really impossible. An excellent teacher can pay attention to multiple aspects of students. In addition to grades, the psychological aspect is also very important. However, it seems that the heroine's psychology has suddenly weakened. Overall, it really does not fit the character of a teaching director.
The male protagonist is in his fifties and thinks that the female protagonist is twelve or thirteen years old, ah, that is ancient times, otherwise I would have to say that he is very tortured.
This writing, this setting, you actually only wrote more than 70 chapters, less than 150 chapters can't be justified, okay, madam
No! The heroine doesn't look smart. He always looks like he's in a daze. Is this what this gold medal lecturer, a highly intelligent academic master, looks like? How old are you? You really look like a high school student, and you don't feel grown up at all.
Why ignore small righteousness for the sake of great righteousness? It is too flattering to oneself. It is obvious that he is seeking power, neglecting all seven emotions, being unfilial to his parents, and being dishonest and unjust to his fiancée.
Are you still writing? Isn't it a trap? I've been keeping it in the collection for so long and it's not finished yet.
My life is oily, my life is oily, my life is oily, my god, duck head!
This male protagonist can't do it, he's a fucking pedophile.
The male protagonist looks inexplicably annoying First, because he plotted against the heroine (the jade pendant) and couldn't understand her eyes. Second, he is everywhere. The heroine was a famous teacher before time travel. She must be quite young, but she is always a little restricted by him. Third, I somehow feel that because of his existence, the heroine has not yet developed her career. The author put the pen and ink describing him on the heroine, and her career has already started to develop. I can't explain it, but I'm a bit unhappy with the male protagonist because he regretted it in his previous life, so he can make up for it if he wants in this life, and he doesn't even think about whether the female protagonist wants this compensation.
She hasn't started her career yet, and I haven't seen her working hard for it.