A Guide to Teaching in the Western Han

I feel like the male protagonist is not very smart.

In the teacher-student relationship, even if the university has the least consequences, one of them will have to leave the school.

"On how a male teacher learned to become a qualified noble girl in ancient times"

This is the hero! The movements, language, expressions and reactions written are the same as those of a woman!

It's really too dogmatic. No matter what the secular customs were at the time, I just brought my own inherent knowledge into it.

Although I can't dwell on it for a while, this point makes people a little bit unbearable.

Sorry Liu Bang? The one they feel most sorry for is Lin Qingyuan

Is this so confusing? In fact, it's not just a change. Teaching them to grow potatoes and sweet potatoes and make paper is already a big change, especially now that I still continue to teach them... Butterfly Effect 🤷 Since you got here, either history has changed (it has parallel time and space), or history will be corrected automatically (you can change it as many times as you like) It's just my personal thoughts. If there are any mistakes, just pretend I didn't say them.

Is it necessary to capture the horse like this?

Hahaha, I feel so embarrassed about this dream. It's a bit awkward.