Mrs. Huang Joins the Rat Race

Hearing such a disdainful look and tone, Su Qi subconsciously narrowed her eyes.

Although she has a good temper, she is not someone that everyone can easily bully.

Looking at the arrogant and domineering Teacher Huang, Su Qi felt like she was being unfairly attacked. She also thought:

Instead of finding the root cause of your problems, isn't it your failure to first look for the problems in your studies?

Actually, Su Qi wanted to say something even harsher.

But their older brother also has a high school student here, so it's not just the two of them.

In the end, we chose this more tactful way of putting it!

Seeing Su Qi speak up for him, Zhao Tianci felt a surge of confidence and emboldened, and began to speak:

"If Teacher Su were our homeroom teacher, I would definitely make the whole class write essays."

Upon hearing Zhao Tianci's words, Su Qi was stunned. Wasn't this leading her into a trap?

But then Su Qi thought about it again and realized that it was actually quite good.

After all, if I become a teacher, wouldn't I have a perfectly legitimate reason to stay in this high school forever and enjoy this exaggerated learning efficiency?

Thinking about it that way, Su Qi realized it was actually a good suggestion.

Immediately afterwards, she heard the System Girl's voice.

"Ding! Sensing the host's strong desire to become a teacher, a mission is hereby issued—Become a Homeroom Teacher 1 (Continuous Mission). Mission Description: Lazy host, become Teacher Huang." The mocking words ignited a hidden fighting spirit within him. "Then I'll take Teacher Huang's place and become the homeroom teacher of Class 212!"

Mission reward: The Counterattack of the Scumbag, Book 1-.

Defeat penalty: None

Su Qi looked at this mission without any penalty for failure and felt a pang of sadness.

System Girl, this little guy. He's really thinking of himself completely now, even waiving the punishment.

However, thinking about it, Su Qi could understand. After all, she had already told a huge lie. This little punishment was practically nothing.

But Su Qi had no intention of losing. She was really in a good mood right now, and this was indeed a great opportunity.

"If I were your homeroom teacher, I'd definitely be better than you!"

Su Weiyi was surprised to hear Su Qi's words.

I just feel that Su Qi has changed a lot in the past few days. You know, before, she would even look away from her brother if she looked directly at him.

Not to mention that Teacher Huang has been in the position for 6 years and is a seasoned veteran in the workplace with a strong teacher's aura.

Su Qi looked up at Huang Xiaokou, who was wearing high heels, without the slightest fear in her eyes.

Seeing Zhao Tianci's adoring gaze, Su Weiyi suddenly felt that it might not be a bad idea to have Su Qi as the homeroom teacher.

Some might say that the principal's actions are frivolous.

After all, Su Qi doesn't have a teacher's certificate, and she herself is still a student.

But that depends on the class situation.

It's easy to see from the fact that the average score of Class 212 was only 200 that the children in this class were not really studying, and they didn't even have the proper attitude towards exams.

Why would Su Weiyi, the principal, take on a child like this?

To put it bluntly, it's about money.

As a private high school, its purpose is not only to educate and nurture students.

Sufficient funds are also needed to ensure environmental maintenance and teaching resources, thus fostering a virtuous cycle.

After all, wanting a horse to run without feeding it is a highly resisted idea these days, which naturally leads to the involvement of some problem students (the "wool-pullers").

When we talk about problem students, we're not referring to students with physical problems. It's that these students don't seem to enjoy studying like typical high school students.

There are many factors that contribute to this situation, but the main one is that these children are too rich, so rich that they could live several lifetimes without having to work hard.

They thought, "Why should I, with all this money, struggle to study?"

So the problem kids in 212 only come to this high school to appease their parents and give them a reason to attend.

This also led the parents of students in Class 212 to adopt a laissez-faire approach, letting their children play around as they pleased, adhering to the principle of not being expelled.

That's why Su Weiyi had the urge to make Su Qi her homeroom teacher.

After all, studying these problems might lead to unexpected results with the next ingenious approach.

After all, her younger sister is quite a celebrity these days. She even looks a bit like a teacher now.

Of course, before that, Su Weiyi wanted to see if his sister really had the skills.

We need to confirm whether she was just being brave and saying it.

Just as Su Weiyi was thinking about these things,

"Little girl, I bet you just graduated! You haven't seen what the class is like before you dare to talk so big. If you really become a homeroom teacher, you'll be in for a world of trouble. Listen to me, don't get involved in this mess. This is for your own good!"

Hearing Su Qi's rebuttal, Huang Xiaokou rattled off a long string of words. Su Qi, upon hearing the last phrase, "For your own good," felt even more furious.

Because what she hates most is when someone makes a long speech and then concludes with an excuse that it's all for your own good.

To understand why Su Qi left home during her freshman year of college to attend Su University alone, it was because of Su Lujun's words, "It's for your own good." This led Su Qi to spend countless nights during her college years pondering the concept of "for your own good."

In the end, Su Qi realized that this statement would only cause trouble for the other person and make her feel better. Looking at Huang Xiaokou, who seemed to have been through it all, Su Qi was about to retort with "It's for your own good" when...

When leaving.

Then I heard my older brother say:

"It seems you've made a rational preparation, Teacher Huang?"

Hearing this, Su Qi was taken aback, and Zhao Tianci beside her was also stunned for a moment, feeling that Su Weiyi's question seemed somewhat abrupt. After all, they had been talking about changing the homeroom teacher.

How did it suddenly jump to the topic of resigning?

In fact, this is because Su Qi and Zhao Tianci are laymen.

As teachers, especially those paid by this prestigious private high school, which one of them lacks genuine talent and expertise?

Su Weiyi didn't believe that the teacher she had hired at great expense would have such low emotional intelligence that he would complain in front of so many students that he couldn't be the homeroom teacher of Class 212, and then slander his class in front of his own students—such a basic mistake.

So there's only one reason left: Huang Xiaokou wants to resign.

This was just a tactic she used to quit her job, since contracts are for a fixed term and salaries are settled at the end of the month.

She's very anxious right now, which is why she came up with this idea.

To be honest, Su Weiyi is not uncommon in this situation.

After all, the students who can afford to attend Syd International High School generally come from well-off families.

The teachers here also gradually come into contact with some friends in the industry while tutoring students.

Most of these parents' friends are also quite wealthy.

Female teachers sometimes slowly fall into the whirlpool of love, because they are also excellent in themselves.

Many people choose to become wealthy housewives and give up their careers.

After all, being a teacher at this high school is not only well-paid, but also incredibly demanding.

Having served as a principal for two years, Su Wei- had seen a lot and was not surprised by this.

He just disliked Huang Xiaokou's attitude towards work.

Then Su Wei handed over a resignation contract, saying, "If you treat your students like this, you won't be able to continue as a teacher. Have you thought it through?"

Huang Xiaokou took the resignation contract without replying. After glancing at it, she calmly took out the pen she had clipped to her chest and quickly wrote her name.

He then left the principal's office without looking back.

Teacher Huang, oh, I shouldn't call her Huang Xiaokou, or Mrs. Huang, left the principal's office.

I felt a wave of relief.

Just as Su Weiyi had predicted, she found the perfect rich husband.

Having just received her marriage certificate the day before yesterday, she doesn't need to work hard to earn money for the rest of her life; she can simply be a wealthy wife.

Actually, Huang Xiaokou intended to persevere until the end.

However, the kids in Class 212 are really spoiled rotten, which is a serious problem.

Huang Xiaokou, who recently found love and is pampered and cared for by her husband, has slowly developed a condition known as "princess syndrome."

The primary characteristic of this condition is the aversion to being wronged. And so, during this monthly exam...

Huang Xiaokou's illness finally erupted when she saw that almost none of the students in the class had written any compositions.

As they slowly walked out of the campus, Mrs. Huang felt incredibly sweet when she saw her husband, who had just registered their marriage, arrive in a Cadillac to pick her up.

Before getting on the bus, he glanced at the school where he had worked for so long, and saw his former colleagues on campus, busy with their documents and working.

At this moment, Huang Xiaokou couldn't help but sigh:

For the rest of the time, watch me crush you all!