Being a Boss Teacher in the Infinite World

Yan Chi was an orphan who had scraped a living together. One day, he received a job offer from a school—high salary, good benefits—and immediately packed his bags. On his first day, one of his students died in a classroom brawl. Yan Chi fainted from shock, and the principal rushed him to the infirmary. The next day, the supposedly deceased student apologetically appeared to apologize. Yan Chi fainted again, and the principal reappeared as an ambulance. By his nth day, Yan Chi was unfazed by the students’ bizarre behavior. A student died? No problem, they’d resurrect themselves. A student resurrected someone? No problem, he’d bury them again. A student’s plant killed a cow? No problem, the student already gave him a new one. The students weren’t human? No problem, he was. Later, Yan Chi discovered he wasn’t human either. He sipped his goji berry tea, calmly remarking, “No problem; none of them around me are human.” …A rumor circulated in the infinite game: the bosses from different instances knew each other, were classmates, and attended a school inaccessible to players, a school from which all bosses graduated. Players who had unfortunately stumbled upon this school still recalled it with apprehension, “We couldn’t beat those mini-bosses… it was a dead end… but their teacher was nice. To survive, you had to cling to the teacher’s leg.” One day, two infinite instances merged, and players were driven to tears by the bosses. Suddenly, two bosses huddled together, and the players overheard their conversation. Boss #1: “Finished your homework? Let me copy it.” Boss #2: “No way, the teacher will check.” Then, the two bosses started fighting. Players: ??? Short Scene: One day, Yan Chi suddenly found himself in an unknown world. Those around him told him he was in an instance, and he was unlucky—a super S-class instance with a terrifying boss; no player had ever cleared it. Therefore, they were doomed. Yan Chi was terrified. When the boss appeared to hunt, Yan Chi was surprised. “Are you xx’s parent? Your child failed this exam. This is a good opportunity to discuss his issues.” The boss turned and ran, “Teacher, you’ve got the wrong person!”