[Currently updating "[Interstellar] How Can a Sword Cultivator Not Go Crazy?" and seeking favorites for the upcoming "How Can a Wage Slave Not Go Crazy?"~]
The two greatest passions in Sheng Qianqian’s twenty-five years of life are, first, immersing herself in academics and tinkering with inventions, and second, being fond of teaching others.
After reading an old-school, melodramatic campus novel her cousin insisted she read, she transmigrated.
She didn’t become the female lead or a supporting female character. Instead, she became the cannon-fodder homeroom teacher of the male and female leads, the kind who fawns on the powerful in the original story.
Sheng Qianqian, who keeps dried sea coconut in her thermos, is quite pleased with her new identity. She’s already taught a year of graduate students, so teaching high schoolers will be a refreshing experience.
Going out to fight vocational school students? Not enough homework.
The male and female leads’ tormented romance? Not enough homework.
The supporting female character bullying the female lead out of jealousy? Not enough homework.
Under Teacher Sheng’s loving education, the students of Class 8, Grade 11, are growing up strong and healthy today, too.
Content warnings:
1. The female lead is not like real-life teachers. Please don’t judge her by the standards you’d apply to real teachers, dear readers. Thank you~
2. The characters’ values do not represent the author’s values.
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[Interstellar] How Can a Sword Cultivator Not Go Crazy?
Lu Xingyue is a sword cultivator who grew up in the Sword Pavilion, a typical sword cultivator through and through.
During a mission, Lu Xingyue was swept away by a time-space vortex while protecting her companions. When she woke up, she had arrived in a strange world where those with supernatural powers reigned supreme.
She had become another Lu Xingyue: a useless, pretty face who had failed to awaken any supernatural abilities and was about to be sent off in a political marriage.
When Lu Xingyue fled her family, she brought only a robot butler and a rusty sword no one else wanted.
Overjoyed, Lu Xingyue hugged the sword and showered it with affection, taking it everywhere she went.
When she ran into the Chen family again, they sneered at her: "A good-for-nothing and a piece of junk suit each other perfectly."
Lu Xingyue: "A bunch of clueless interstellar people. How is this junk? This is my beloved wife!"
To restore her "wife" to her former glory and turn her back into a divine sword, Lu Xingyue goes wherever there are rare treasures to be found. Along the way, she brings her teammates, all looked down upon by others, from an obscure military academy on a low-tier planet all the way to the Imperial Star.
In the Interstellar Military Academy League, the opposing powerhouse teams bring weapons like high-energy guns powered by fire abilities, gravity cannons powered by earth abilities, and scatter guns powered by water abilities...
Meanwhile, the Eighth Military Academy’s main attacker, an adorable young woman, carries a battered, black sword that never changes shape.
Before the competition, nobody thinks much of this poor team whose main attacker has no supernatural weapon. But on the stage of the Interstellar Military Academy League, where everyone is watching and cheering, the girl uses her sword to win one match after another, her blade freezing the fourteen provinces with frost, and leaves every opponent in awe.
In this way, she proudly declares that her wife is no worse than any weapon!
This year, the Eighth Military Academy of the 108th Star System has a new student. Carrying an ancient sword that looks like a piece of scrap metal, she has defeated everyone at the school and been hailed as the strongest newcomer.
Three things about the new student have become famous throughout the school:
First, she loves her sword more than life itself. If anyone says anything bad about it, she’ll carry it and chase them for miles.
Second, she’s broke. Her money never lasts three days.
Third, she’s crazy. Anyone who has fought her can vouch for that.
How Can a Wage Slave Not Go Crazy?
Jiang Xinshui is an employee of the Transmigration Bureau. She has been dutifully working as a minor, extra-minor, or even extra-extra-minor character in all kinds of stories.
At last, the strongest wage slave has finished her final project and is about to retire. This time, she transmigrates into a domineering CEO novel, set in a modern world with the highest safety rating. Jiang Xinshui is very pleased. It’s perfect for someone about to retire and enjoy her golden years.
This time, she’s the male lead’s subordinate, a cannon-fodder character whose job is to submit proposals and get yelled at by the domineering CEO. This little bit of work is a piece of cake.
One day, a senior official from the Bureau comes to tell her that three books have merged into this world, so she has no choice but to start working overtime.
By day, she’s the domineering CEO male lead’s subordinate.
At night, she has to turn on her computer and play games on schedule, fawning over the gaming expert male lead alongside the supporting female character from an online-dating story and hunting down the female lead. On weekends, she can’t rest either. She has to join an infinite-flow game, cling to the leads for protection, act timid and loyal, shout "666," and make the leads look heroic.
Her workload has reached 007: when her eyes are open, she’s working, and when they’re closed, she’s working too.
Then the senior official comes to her in shame and tells her it’s not three books merged into one, but four. The sunny, handsome college guy living across the hall from her will become a top-tier star and the male lead of an entertainment-industry story. The Bureau hopes she can work another shift and join a talent competition show as a foil for the female lead.
The hardworking wage slave Jiang Xinshui goes crazy. No amount of extra pay can make her put up with this.
If you don’t perish in silence, you’ll explode in silence.
Jiang Xinshui chooses to explode. She helps the domineering CEO’s younger brother take over the company, then tears into the CEO so thoroughly he’s left speechless.
In the national gaming competition finals, Jiang Xinshui wipes out the male and female leads’ team in a 2v5.
In the infinite-flow game, she tears the final boss apart with her bare hands right in front of the leads, her expression unchanged...
With her incredible combat ability, Jiang Xinshui fights her way all the way to the Transmigration Bureau.
Get lost, crappy job! This big sister will play however she wants!
Theme: Study hard and make progress every day.
If you are interested in the pre-collection article, please save it~ "When the Female Version Long Aotian Enters Substitute Literature" - The female version Long Aotian passes through and becomes Boss Ba's stand-in canary "I was wearing second-generation clothing and swimming into my mother's fish pond" - Why does my mother have so many vests? Final article: "Many People Called Me Husband After Going Down the Mountain", highly recommended~
Lu Wenyao wanted to stand out and gain wealth. Outsiders who had not experienced what she had experienced were not qualified to say whether her actions were right or wrong, but aiding a tyrant and indirectly harming others was definitely wrong! No matter how miserable you are, it has nothing to do with others. Why should others be hurt because of your miserable life?
And don't let that student go easily.
??? Good guy, Mao Geping can still appear hahahahahaha
No! It ended too quickly, woo woo woo (*?????)
I think there is nothing wrong with Lu Wenyao's desire to live a good life and to transcend classes. Her mistake was that she helped the tyrants do evil, and that she trampled on other people's positions to move up.
Delayed justice always makes people uncomfortable, so let the person who deserves death die. Life is too wasteful and polite →_→
I read it in one go, great~
"Yu Xingyao" gave the author a big bug~ Zhang Xiaomo
"Zhang Xiaomo" gave the author a big bug ~ Yu Xingyao