Days Spent Earning Credits at a Cultivation Academy

The Miserable Corporate Drone’s Days of Slacking Off and Earning Credits at a Cultivation Academy

P.S. This novel is currently being stockpiled.

A slacking, cheeky, sharp-tongued bottom VS a heaven’s favorite, rich and beautiful class-rep top

Xiao Yao vs Jiang Weiran

In his previous life, the economy was in decline, jobs were scarce, and 996 work culture was everywhere.

At thirty-five, Xiao Yao, an electronics engineer working overtime at a major tech company, felt a sharp pain in his heart and died suddenly.

He was reborn with his memories in a world of cultivation.

Here, the competition wasn’t as fierce as in his previous life, and Xiao Yao had a happy family, too.

To make up for the regrets of his past life, Xiao Yao didn’t want to keep fighting himself to death in this new cultivation world. All he wanted was to live an easy, carefree life.

But in this life, he was still poor, so he couldn’t simply lie back and relax.

Drawing on over a decade of experience competing in the rat race, Xiao Yao successfully got into Suzhou Academy, the equivalent of a modern-day C9 university.

He didn’t think too much about it. He still wanted a pastoral life, so he planned to work until he’d earned enough for tuition, coast through the academy and get a diploma, then return to his hometown and take the civil service exam to become a minor Celestial Master in the Inspectorate.

He just never expected that at this cultivation academy, he’d have to earn credits, complete a graduation project, and write a thesis...

After seven years of university, none of that seemed like a big deal to him. He could coast and still graduate.

He just didn’t expect to meet him.

A stickler.

He caught Xiao Yao skipping class, confiscated his exam crib sheets, and even took away the beloved pet he kept in the dorm...

Academy students’ little theater:

In the summer fields, Xiao Yao, exhausted and numb, tugged at the person beside him. Seeing sweat covering his head, he couldn’t help saying, “Come on, that’s enough.”

“We’re working like oxen just for a few lousy credits.”

“Twenty taels won’t hire a single waiter, but it’ll hire a sword cultivator who needs credits.”

The pain of credits

“Ugh, do we really have to get up this early every single day?”, The pain of early mornings

“Let’s go! Old Gao’s coming with the attendance book.”, The pain of discipline

“Damn it! What’s dirty? Why are they docking our points again!”, The pain of dorm life

“Why?! Completing a demon case to graduate wasn’t enough, now we have to write a case report too!”, The pain of graduation

Theme: Love life