I Was Supposed to Become a Hero, but I Was Tricked into Becoming a Teacher

A book review for Cangqiong Laozhe! Spoilers ahead! Hello everyone, I'm Xia Muyan! I'm the author of the book I collaborated on with Cangqiong Laozhe. After finishing the Tower of the World arc, we originally planned to write a book review for each other! However, Cangqiong Laozhe and I were both too busy with our studies, and I also had too many projects to complete OTZ... So this review has been delayed since the end of last month, but I've finally finished it today! First, I'll start with Cangqiong Laozhe's previous book, *The Apostle*. *The Apostle* is a well-written work, though its subject matter was out of place. And this new project, *I Should Have Become a Hero, But I Was Captured...*

This is my first time writing a book review, so please bear with me if it's not well-written. After all, the author, being lazy, hasn't yet fully revealed the story's main plot. There's still a lot of suspense and unexpected twists and turns after the existing events. I'm just offering a brief and partial review based on the few chapters available. Light novels, a genre originating in Japan, have gradually become popular among young people in China as the influence of the Chinese anime and manga community continues to grow. SF is one of the leading light novel websites. Of course, publishing your novel on a light novel website...

Old thief, spitting flowers!

At first, it felt like an unconventional magical classroom _(:з"∠)_

The story is finished!

I'm suddenly very curious about why I started following this book in the first place. To be honest, I definitely regret spending the money, since it was money, and the plot became quite confusing from the middle onwards. The ending felt like the author either didn't want to write anymore or couldn't continue and ended abruptly. But there's no going back, so let it be.

I've subscribed to the entire Sky.

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I just finished watching it! And you're already giving me a discount...

Hmm, this feels like a mix of an unconventional teacher and a taboo scripture.