As a Lazy Slacker, I Was Forced to Become the Teacher of All Ages

Everyone hurry up and go to Taobao 🍅, search for the author "" and drag him back!

I was initially drawn to this book by its synopsis; without checking the tags, I assumed it was some kind of cultivation/immortal cultivation story. Today, having some free time, I picked it up and started reading, and it became increasingly addictive. I really enjoy this kind of farming/developmental novel setting. The author's writing is witty, the story is interesting, the author has a strong knowledge base, and the values ​​are positive—it's a very enjoyable read. I hope the author can finish this book well. PS: I was subtly mocked by the descriptions of those "sour writers" in the book section; they sounded exactly like authors in a fan club praising each other. 😏

Writing historical fiction outside of a fictional world is fine. But having another Li Mu-style male lead is not good. I didn't finish reading the supporting characters in the author's previous book, but the reading experience was still very good. This one... Well, I'm starting to understand why Tiancan Tudou and others have been writing for so many years but can't escape the realm of light novels. Historical fiction is too easy to get boring, especially this kind of time-traveling historical fiction without high-level martial arts or serious political intrigue. But the character settings can always be changed, right? But it's still this kind of unreliable male lead. I laughed a lot in the last book, but this one has too many supporting character imprints. Hua Manlou is just a slight modification and he's Li Mu. Of course, to prove that the author still put in effort...

I hereby announce that this book is being completely discontinued and abandoned. I'm running away, so my fellow readers can disperse now. Don't forget to block the author.

A perfect score, absolutely a perfect score! I haven't read a novel this captivating in a long time. Fans of historical fiction absolutely cannot miss this. Overall, the plot is simple and easy to understand. While there are some educational elements, they are all quite interesting and can be skipped if you don't like them. The author's writing style is harmonious and humorous, witty and down-to-earth, making it very enjoyable. The author is clearly a humanities student; the text intersperses many poems and songs, as well as common official histories, obscure official histories, and even some unofficial histories, broadening the horizons of a science student like me who loves history and giving me a real sense of intellectual satisfaction. (If I weren't so poor, I would have loved to tip the author for tuition fees.) From a personal perspective...

Those who are waiting, stop waiting now. I've gone next door to start a new book. One of them is already being written and serialized, but it looks like this one won't be updated for a while.

Personally, even when I'm experiencing a reading slump, I rarely reread the same book. But this book of mine, I've already reread it five times, and it gets better with each reading. The pacing of the plot isn't fast, and the way it handles certain issues is refreshing. The development of the romantic relationships between the female leads and the overall plot is very reasonable; there aren't any scenes where various beautiful women are vying for attention (which I personally find quite illogical)... But when will there be an update?! I can't wait, sob sob!

Please come back soon, old man! The audiobook is almost finished!

When this book stopped updating, it felt like my time on this app stopped, and I stopped even opening the app altogether.

This is a rare gem of a book. Every female character has some steamy moments, the plot is logical and reasonable, the villains are intelligent, and the protagonist's strategies are excellent. The various face-slapping moments are very satisfying, without the saccharine scenes of being mocked by idiotic villains. The romance develops well; the male lead isn't impotent, the girls are well-behaved, and the girls' emotional journey to falling in love is portrayed beautifully, without any mindless surrender. This realistic love and harem feel is what makes it so enjoyable. In contrast, most mainstream harem novels on the market, catering to otaku tastes, are incredibly mindless. I really don't understand how anyone with a brain could possibly read those? The male lead is impotent, the female lead is completely subservient...