The Interstellar Principal Uses Reason to Win People Over

After completing quick transmigration through 99 worlds, Shi Mian finally received her final mission. All she had to do was open a school in a lawless region of an Interstellar world and teach the children there about light, hope, and how to be good people. Then she could take the skills she had learned across all those worlds, along with a bag full of treasures, and enjoy a comfortable retirement. She thought it would be a piece of cake, but the System made things harder by turning her into a little girl. On her first day of school, a gang of ragged-looking kids surrounded her with steel pipes and started a rebellion. Facing students taller than she was, Shi Mian gave a rare smile. “I always convince people with reason. Today, I’ll teach you two things about how to live.” The little girl punched a Star Beast over three meters tall into the ground, where it got stuck so firmly it couldn’t be pried out. “First, the strongest argument is your fist.” Then she pulled out a sledgehammer, turned the steel pipes into particle cannons on the spot, jumped into a mecha, and blasted a group of space pirates into the sky. “Second, knowledge is productive power.” The students: “...” Later, aliens invaded the arena during the Interstellar Federal Military Academy Tournament. All the teachers panicked and shouted for everyone to retreat. Only Shi Mian stayed perfectly calm, still insisting they should reason things out. The people watching on the Federation's screens all thought she had lost her mind. The next moment, a group of students no one had expected to do well suddenly pulled out pills and summoned flying swords. Working with their mechas, they pinned the aliens to the ground and beat them senseless. “The principal said we should convince people with reason. Now we can start reasoning with them.” Here are my upcoming stories. If you're interested, please add them to your collection~ "All-Round Commander [Interstellar]" Blurb: In her previous life, Tan Xiao worked herself to the bone and learned only one essential truth about life: Being a space pirate has no future and no money in it. Better to quit and take the civil service exam. When she opened her eyes, she had transmigrated 30 years into the future and become the useless eldest daughter of the Tan family, a family of military commanders. The young lady was eighteen, beautiful as a flower, but woefully untalented and not too bright. The upside was that as long as she stayed in school and didn't embarrass herself, she would receive a generous allowance every month. If she managed to coast through graduation, her family would even find her a job, and she could drink tea and keep birds until she was 108. What an amazing deal! Tan Xiao happily went to bed. Before long, the whole Interstellar world knew that the First Command Academy had taken in a useless student who had gotten in through connections. When others fought, she stood off to the side cheering them on. When others worked hard to climb the ranks, she worked hard at eating and sleeping, making sure she stayed plump and glossy. Then one day, the team's main combat specialist was injured in an accident, and Tan Xiao had to fill in at the last minute. Everyone thought the First Command Academy was doomed to lose. Then they watched Tan Xiao go on a rampage, taking on five opponents at once in her mecha. Later, the team's mecha mechanic was eliminated from the start. Surely it was all over this time... but it wasn't! Tan Xiao yawned and grumbled as she swiftly repaired the whole team's mechas, then upgraded them for good measure. Everyone: “...” So much for the useless young lady! So much for the lazy freeloader who got in through connections! Is there anything you can't do? Tan Xiao thought it over seriously. “The Second Prince of the Empire's Military Academy is exceptionally talented and has a remarkably strong physique. He seems perfect for raising a lazy fish. I'm not much good at writing, so could someone teach me how to write a love letter?” "The Terror of Being Ruled by Studying [Cards]" Blurb: Ye Shu came from a small town. Through hard work, she got into a prestigious university and received an offer for the job she wanted. She never expected to transmigrate before she could even spend her first paycheck. In this world, cards ruled everything. When people came of age, they could summon a card of their own. Whether your future meant driving a BMW or taking the bus depended entirely on the quality of the card you summoned. On her first day of school, Ye Shu summoned her first card in front of everyone: a book. Everyone thought she had a useless domestic-life card, but she fought her way all the way to the finals of the Card Tournament. In the arena, she played a card called Middle School Chinese, forcing every opponent to stand still and read and recite its contents. Then she played Five Years of College Entrance Exams, Three Years of Practice Tests, and the struggling students started losing health at an alarming rate. For her final card, she played Small-Town Exam Grinder on herself, instantly doubling her speed and attack power. Ye Shu: “Starting over from scratch? No problem! It's time the people of the Interstellar world experienced the terror of being ruled by studying!” Theme: No one will ever be abandoned by hope.