[The synopsis below is provisional and may be revised later.]
Ji Fu is the most outstanding new employee in the talent development division.
Ever since getting his educational work license, Ji Fu has followed the System through all kinds of villain-training missions, earning perfect evaluations every time. But when he follows the System's instructions to check in on his students, he finds that reality isn't quite what he imagined.
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Ancient world
Eldest Princess × Eunuch of Nine Thousand Years
As the emperor's “elder sister” and the dynasty's “eldest princess,” Ji Fu raises the young villain by his side. He teaches him poetry, books, and etiquette, and hires the best instructors to train him in martial arts, confident that the boy will grow into a pillar of the country.
But when Ji Fu returns for a follow-up visit, he looks at the Eunuch of Nine Thousand Years, who now holds power over the entire court and is so calculating that Ji Fu barely recognizes him. His relieved smile freezes on his face.
The man's trusted aide mistakes Ji Fu for an assassin and pins him to the ground, asking if he should be beheaded immediately.
“There's no need.” The man reclines in his grand chair and smiles, his eyes deep and unreadable. “Once you've entered the gates of this residence, you belong to me.”
“Your husband will naturally treat you with generous gifts.”
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Insect world
Ji Fu hides his identity and raises the larva he rescued from a garbage planet, telling him that even if he doesn't become a warrior who fights for the empire, he must become an insect who contributes to society.
But when they reunite, the male insect's status far exceeds anything Ji Fu imagined. His smile doesn't reach his eyes as he corners Ji Fu and demands:
“Why did Father abandon me?”
“If Father doesn't want to be my father... then be my husband instead, okay?”
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Cultivation world
As the sole pillar of a declining cultivation sect, Ji Fu only hopes to raise the young villain safely and see him follow the proper path to become a cultivator who upholds righteousness and eradicates evil.
But when Ji Fu returns for a follow-up visit, he sees his former disciple dressed in the robes of the righteous sects, his eyes full of obsession. For a moment, Ji Fu thinks he's imagining things.
The other man casts a spell, bites his lip, and murmurs, “Master... why did you abandon Wu'er? Was Wu'er a bad boy?”
“Wu'er is good now. Please don't leave, okay?”
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ABO world
B × O
Ji Fu stares in disbelief at the omega before him, who is half a head taller than he is.
“...Who are you?”
The man, exuding a faintly dangerous air, holds him close and chuckles. “You thought an O was too hard to raise and too much trouble, so I removed my own gland.”
“So, will you be my wife, Big Brother?”
...Other worlds to be decided.
All the villains grow up smoothly along the paths Ji Fu planned for them. But when it comes to love, things change in ways he can't control.
Ji Fu, seeing all this with his own eyes: “...”
Ji Fu can't quite understand why his parenting has failed.
The good news: The children he raised all grew up according to the guidelines.
The bad news: They all grew up twisted.
Reader's guide:
1. Ji Fu is the gong.
2. The gong has a bit of a homemaker's temperament but is capable. The shou pretends to be a sweet, vulnerable green tea to win the gong's sympathy. In short, the gong is strong, but the shou is stronger.
3. The author's writing and logic are poor. I just want to write something I'm interested in, and can't guarantee it'll suit everyone's tastes.
Theme: Just keep growing toward the sun
