[First, everyone's physique was different, yet he treated them all the same.
Moreover, he openly praised fighting and brawling in class.
On one hand, he believed students raised this way would possess true fighting spirit; on the other, he demanded that classmates get along harmoniously. It was completely contradictory.]
[The devilish training he devised was even more laughable. The punishment for failing to complete it was expulsion.
Only a teacher who could turn trash into strong individuals truly had ability.
That old hag Zhou Yi chose to expel the bottom-ranked students to ensure her own advancement rate. Such behavior was putting the cart before the horse—using mindless selection to guarantee her students' pass rate. The logic behind it was utterly ridiculous.]
In a room somewhere in Shrek City, Tang Ya, who had only recently awakened from her slumber, leaned against the headboard and gazed at the flying eaves of Shrek Academy outside the window. The diary's contents caused the light in her eyes to gradually dim.
At the same time, she felt that this teacher named Zhou Yi had gone too far. A truly good teacher dragged students with poor aptitude forward alongside them, rather than kicking them straight off the track and leaving only the geniuses who could already run ahead to gild her own résumé.
How was such an upside-down approach nurturing students? It was clearly smashing Shrek Academy's ten-thousand-year reputation.
[In the original story, Huo Yuhao's physical fitness could have been called the worst in the entire academy, and completing those hundred laps was as difficult for him as climbing to the heavens. Fortunately, Wang Dong's Goddess of Light Butterfly helped him finish the task.]
In the dormitory, Wang Dong'er's movements froze. Her lashes lowered, concealing the complicated emotions in her eyes.
The Wang Dong from the