Leng Shi transmigrated into a book, becoming a master in the traditional high-risk profession of the Jinjiang genre.
And not just any master: he's a cannon-fodder villain.
According to the usual plot, he'd go to extraordinary lengths to be good to his disciple. The disciple might turn from an adorable puppy into an overbearing, clingy rebel, or become a darkened, reborn yandere.
Not Leng Shi.
Throw that script away!
You can't control who your kid falls in love with. They're probably a lost cause. Use Leng Shi's math, Chinese, politics, physics, chemistry, and biology exercises, and both of you will benefit.
To avoid falling into the usual tropes, he follows the example of his senior Huang Rong, who taught Yang Guo, and tells the arrogant protagonist: "Kid, I won't teach you any martial arts. First learn your middle-school math, physics, and chemistry!"
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"Blurb saved as a screenshot"
"Farming, infrastructure building, and food"
"Older top and younger bottom, one-on-one, CP: Jiang Zhuchuan"
*Outwardly proper but inwardly a lazy foodie top × a research-obsessed, absent-minded bottom*
Theme: If you can build infrastructure, why follow the usual angsty romance script?
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