Period: Making Blind Boxes at the School Factory

After transmigrating to 1980, Luo Jun becomes a PE teacher in a rural town and the homeroom teacher for the class of underachievers. Teaching classes? It's my favorite thing. From then on, Luo Jun uses his knowledge of the future to slack off while building his career, and persuades his students to work for free, leading this bunch of poor students further and further astray. Luo Jun: What do you mean, underachievers? They're my dearest friends! I merely gave them a chance to gain work experience. Let's hear some applause! Years later, as Luo Jun takes on more and more projects, the list of labels attached to him keeps growing... Standing before you now is: The spiritual mentor of a select few students, savior of black sheep, whitewasher of troublemakers, pioneer in recycling useless people, founder of reverse cultural invasion, foreign-exchange whiz, first Chinese IP exporter, doting father of a multinational toy and gaming giant, second-generation paper-character enthusiast, former believer in U.S. stocks, current believer in Chinese A-shares, staunch all-in gambler, major cultivator of Western suckers, director of the Intelligence Tax Bureau, Eastern king of staged accidents who studies criminal law at four in the morning, Chen Hegao's only true disciple, destroyer of qigong masters, walking fully automated hit-IP factory, king of street-stall literature, collector of legal threats from multinational corporations, sleepy business genius, Eastern king of tall tales, online master of making empty promises, flexible holder of moral standards, time-management guru, godfather of countless toy manufacturers, believer in the Daliyuan Effect, China's first anti-rat-race crusader and leader of the anime industry's rat race, founder of the world-famous double standard, whose life's mission is to fleece capitalism: the unstoppable Great Sage Luo, a man whose extraordinary life needs no explanation.