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Synopsis
Shi Ji finds himself trapped in a predetermined tragedy as a disposable tutor destined for a humiliating death after betraying his nation. To avoid this fate, he dedicates himself to his pupils, attempting to steer the future interstellar emperor, Lu Jianye, and his intended romantic interests toward a healthier path. However, his efforts to act as a moral guardian backfire when his unique pheromones begin attracting the very individuals meant for the protagonist. From a refined professor to a mysterious assassin and a singing mermaid, the intended harem shifts its devotion toward the teacher. The story blends high-stakes political tension with a lighthearted, romantic comedy energy, escalating from a desperate survival mission into a chaotic competition for affection. Those who enjoy seeing a calculated plan unravel into romantic confusion will find the shift in dynamics satisfying, while those seeking a gritty political drama might find the focus on pheromonal attraction too distracting.
📚 Chapters (83 total)
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Editorial Review
This completed BL work offers a concise exploration of the transmigration premise, wrapping up its plot in a manageable 83 chapters. The primary strength lies in the character dynamics, specifically the tension between the gentle tutor and the possessive nature of the protagonist. The shift in romantic focus is handled with a certain charm that keeps the short length from feeling rushed. However, the reliance on a specialized pheromone system as the primary driver for plot shifts feels somewhat convenient, occasionally undermining the organic development of the relationships. Because the story concludes relatively quickly, some of the supporting cast members from the original harem are not given enough depth to feel like genuine contenders. Overall, it serves as a satisfying, low-commitment read that delivers on its promise of romantic irony without overstaying its welcome.