Don’t Come To My Office After School

After graduating with a Master’s degree in Education, Chu Cheng was directly recommended and signed through a campus recruitment program to teach at a well-regarded high school in a neighboring city.

Due to a teacher taking maternity leave, Chu was urgently assigned by the school leadership to take over the school’s most difficult elite class.

His teaching partner? The infamous “Math-Science Demon King” Yu Siting — known for his cold demeanor, sharp tongue, and a track record of producing top scorers year after year.

Chu Cheng had thought the biggest challenge of his teaching career would be dealing with rebellious teenagers — but it turns out, their homeroom teacher was even harder to handle.

On his very first day, he was ruthlessly criticized in the principal’s office by none other than Yu Siting himself:

“Our class already has a weak foundation in Chinese. With only two years left until the college entrance exam, you’ve given me a clueless rookie, freshly graduated as a substitute teacher? What kind of decision is that?”

Later, the “Demon King Yu” storms into the same office again, clutching a math textbook, his dark, piercing eyes full of frustration:

“These little brats are asking for it. I was barely out the door for an exam seminar and they were already goofing off and bothering my wife in the classroom.”

Pairing:
A secretly sweet rogue (top) × A sunny young teacher from a traditional literary family (bottom)

Chinese Literature Teacher: Chu Cheng (bottom)

Math Homeroom Teacher: Yu Siting (top)