Leave My World

Tang Wanyue has been really annoyed lately.

She thinks her advisor is a pig, and he has recruited a whole herd of little pigs who can't understand plain speech. Every day, they cause trouble in her lab, then tremble as they apologize and insist they didn't mean to.

Things like the pressure cooker smelling fishy, the ultraviolet lamp in the clean bench glowing red, the -80-degree freezer refusing to close at night, and human faces growing on the culture dishes...

Ha. What a bunch of slackers.

After going through countless hardships to teach that pack of idiots how to finish their experiments, Tang Wanyue finally graduates, goes home to cuddle her cat, lie flat, and look for a job.

One night, she opens the door to collect a food delivery and accidentally lets her kitten slip outside. As she anxiously searches the bushes in her residential complex, people keep coming up to her and asking if she can help them leave the complex...

Ha. Does she look like a security guard?

Fortunately, those people have some conscience. After learning that her kitten had gone missing, they help her search. Tang Wanyue finds her beloved cat and, as promised, leads them toward the complex's main gate despite her confusion.

The job market is tough this year, and Tang Wanyue's first job has nothing to do with her major.

Relying on the teaching certificate she earned in college, she manages to get a job at a private high school in the county, where she's also pushed into becoming a homeroom teacher.

Every student in her class is eccentric in their own way. They sleep through lessons during the day and race around campus at night...

After spending a month staying up late to catch students, Tang Wanyue finally can't take it anymore. She submits her resignation and prepares to return to the countryside and become a content creator.

Wait...

Why do people claiming to be tourists keep trying to cozy up to her in that godforsaken village, then spout nonsense about taking her away...?

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