After Becoming the Sickly Emperor’s Tutor

Yu Li transmigrates into a political power struggle novel. He's delicate and sickly, gasping for breath every few steps, and has to find all sorts of ways to court death by picking fights with the future tyrant every day. At the moment, he's at daggers drawn with the cruel and violent crown prince, and is threatening to kill himself unless the emperor passes over the eldest son and appoints the youngest instead. In the original story, the first person the crown prince cuts down after ascending the throne is him. Yu Li can't take the stress. The night he arrives, he writes a heartfelt resignation asking to retire to the countryside. The old emperor sees it and kicks him straight into the Eastern Palace to tutor the crown prince. The System tells him: Educate the tyrant properly and get his positive energy score to 100%, and you can go home. Facing the little tyrant who's intent on killing him, Yu Li says: Life may be hard, but you still have to smile and carry on. Preaching about "loving the people like your own children" like a monk chanting sutras doesn't work. Delivering pear soup in the middle of the night: +1? Massaging his shoulders: +3? A kiss: +10???!!! Tyrant: Hah. Does my Imperial Tutor have feelings for me? Yu Li: I don't. Don't make things up. After pouring his heart and soul into being the Imperial Tutor, just as he's about to step down after completing his mission, his belly keeps getting bigger. Yu Li: Life is too hard. When the tyrant Shang Chi was still a crown prince, he was fanatically obsessive, volatile, and cruel. He only let Yu Li see his madness, frustration, joy, and grief, because Yu Li was blind and couldn't see. But one day, Shang Chi discovered that the blind man was only pretending. A laid-back, sickly beauty of an Imperial Tutor who receives X A crazed, obsessive tyrant who pursues [Reading Guide] 1. The protagonist is gorgeous, delicate, sickly, and faints all the time, with a halo of good fortune. The story makes no sense and has no court intrigue, so you don't need to think too hard while reading. 2. Set in an entirely fictional dynasty, with no historical figures or real-life inspirations. No fact-checking, please. Coming next: My Master Is Out of Reach Ning Yinchen's name shook the heavens. With a single sword, he saved all living beings, then vanished from the world. A thousand years later, Ning Yinchen crawls out of his coffin, only to find that the times have left him behind. The disciple he once raised from infancy has become a top powerhouse feared by everyone in the three realms. The spirit beast that was once a shy, antisocial little thing now rules the demon lands, worshipped by all beasts. Even the sword he forged has cultivated a sacred body and become a revered weapon on the divine arms ranking. Ning Yinchen, having lost all his cultivation: I'm useless. Don't bother me, I'm dead. Ning Yinchen crawls back into his coffin, lies down in despair, folds his hands over his chest, and closes his eyes. But his former lackeys, now great powers in their own right, come running to claim kinship with him one after another. It seems like nothing has changed. The king of beasts rolls around and throws a tantrum when Ning Yinchen teases him with a foxtail grass. He uses the sacred sword to gut fish, and when he calls his disciple "little cub," the disciple still smiles back at him. But gradually, he realizes that his well-behaved and sensible disciple has been harboring improper feelings for him all along, for nearly a thousand years... Ning Yinchen trembles: Y-you ungrateful disciple! Pretends to be aloof but is actually cheerful Master X Pretends to be obedient but is actually scheming disciple Theme: Even when facing hardship, meet it with positivity, and you will eventually see the light.