Lin Li discovered that when he lit up the "airplane" icon in his phone's status bar, the "mobile data" icon that looked like the Twin Towers not far away would dim.
Phones were amazing, weren't they?
"Click."
Hearing the sound from behind him, Lin Li turned to look at Li Pingxing, who had returned from the bathroom.
"Then, Sasuke, shall we continue?" Lin Li set his phone aside and raised his chin as he asked.
"Okay, Teacher." Li Sasuke nodded. Taking a deep breath, he nodded again under the heavy burden of the crown and sat down at the desk.
The two continued the lesson.
Accepted commission: Teach cultivator sincerely for three hours (2/3)
A notification popped up.
The (1/3) notification had appeared less than ten minutes after Lin Li used the "The Prince is a Milk Dragon" argument to motivate Sasuke.
By now, Lin Li had figured out the criteria for an "hour": he needed to spend a full hour actively teaching verbally.
The reason the previous session had clearly lasted an hour but had not counted was, in Lin Li's opinion, because the time Sasuke and Milk Dragon spent doing homework while he sat beside them without offering any guidance had not been included.
And if he noticed Sasuke zoning out but did not remind him, instead continuing to lecture by himself, the system would not recognize it either.
Probably because doing that meant he was not teaching sincerely.
Lin Li was glad he had arrived early today. Otherwise, he probably would not have been able to finish this task tonight.
After all, an "hour" with requirements like this would definitely take more than an actual hour—there had to be breaks, as well as time for Sasuke to think on his own.
Fortunately, Lin Li had come straight