Refuse to Work Overtime as a Teacher

(New article "Even if the World Ends", please collect it) Xie Ling died suddenly due to staying up late and working overtime for half a month, and became the master of the protagonist of a fairy tale. A master who has to work overtime because the protagonist's apprentice trains hard day and night. Xie Ling, who died suddenly in his previous life, didn't want to work overtime, so on the day he accepted a disciple, he raised his hand and pointed a handsome young man to his disciple. Xiao Xun is the sinister and paranoid second male lead in the novel, a genius with the purest and purest bones. He didn't expect that he would be reborn one day, and what he didn't expect was that Lord Xue Sheng, who was protecting the protagonist and drawing a sword against him, would actually call him his disciple. Ha, that's interesting. Let him see what tricks Mr. Xue Sheng can do now. Xie Fengluo is the protagonist in the article. He worked hard all the way and finally became the leader of the Taoist sect. He did not expect that his life would come back again, nor did he expect that the master who loved and protected him would refuse to accept him as his disciple. There must be something wrong that makes Master disgusted. He will try his best to live up to Master's expectations. * New article "Even if the World Ends" There is a new non-staff member of the Taboo Academy. He is beautiful, cold, and fierce, and his strength is so high that he can trample everyone under his feet. One day, someone in the team rushed to confess, but was slapped back with the words "Sorry, I have someone I like." That night, Captain Wen walked into the room, stared at her closely and asked, "I heard you have someone you like?" "What?" Ye Li was cleaning his gun, and when he heard this, he raised the gun slightly. Wen Ye: "Of course I want to kill him before you do, so that you can no longer like him." #Get it done, refers to killing people directly# Purpose: The rights and interests of every worker should not be violated