Don't Come to My Office After School

[Simplified Chinese edition title: Meeting the Sun]

Blurb: After earning his master's degree in education, Chu Cheng landed a teaching job at a decent high school in a neighboring city through campus recruitment and a referral.

When the original teacher went on maternity leave, he was suddenly called in to take over the school's hardest class to manage: its elite class. His co-teacher was Yu Siting, the rumored cold, blunt, sharp-tongued “math and science demon” who produced top scorers year after year.

Chu Cheng thought dealing with rebellious teenagers would be the biggest challenge of his teaching career. He hadn't expected their homeroom teacher to be even harder to deal with.

On his first day, Yu Siting mercilessly tore into him in front of the school leaders in their office.

“Our class was already weak in Chinese. With only two years left until the college entrance exams, you’ve assigned me some fresh graduate to teach them. What kind of decision is that?”

Later, Demon Yu came into the same office with a math textbook tucked under his arm. His dark eyes were icy as he lamented, “Those brats really need a good scolding. I’d barely left for an exam-planning meeting when they started making trouble for my wife in the classroom.”

A sharp-tongued hypocrite and shameless old flirt x a sunny young man from a family of scholars

Chinese teacher (Chu Cheng, the bottom)

Math teacher and homeroom teacher (Yu Siting, the top)

Everyday high school life + an intense push and pull between Chinese and math teachers. A lighthearted, healing story. Enter at your own risk if that's not your thing.

[Cover artist: S]

Coming soon: The Godhead Runs Amok

Wutang is a divine arbiter who walks the night. He has lost all his memories, and is now laid-back, unmotivated, and ruthless when it comes to killing.

Sent by the divine temple to investigate strange disturbances in the human realm, he accidentally awakens an evil ancient god who has been sleeping there.

The long-haired man has a handsome, refined face and striking red eyes. “You finally came back.”

Wutang is baffled. Maybe sleeping made the evil god lose his mind.

Legend has it: “Any spirit or monster whose name is spoken by the evil god will fall under his absolute control.”

To make use of such a convenient power, Wutang gives in and gets involved with the mad, incoherent evil god.

Unfortunately, the destructive streak in the other's very nature is too infectious. The two gods join forces, raising tsunamis with a flip of the hand and triggering nuclear fission with a turn of the wrist, each time going further than before.

Not only are strange disasters fleeing in terror, but even the divine temple's inspectors can no longer sit still. If they keep letting loose like this, who knows who'll destroy the world!

At last, a whisper beside his ear breaks through the final barrier.

The name sounds strange, as if it came from ancient times. To Wutang's shock, his whole body stiffens and refuses to move.

“You may have forgotten who you are, but your body still remembers.” The evil god, done playing and tired of pretending, snaps his fingers, his voice tender and teasing.

“Come, my god. Guess my next command. Would you rather fall, or kiss me?”

Theme: Life has no fixed mold. If you wish, you can become any of a thousand things in this world.