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Chapter 91 Jewelry Section

Then, the two of them took a deep breath at the same time.

"Good heavens..."

Standing on the podium, Jinli looked down at the dense crowd of five or six hundred faces below and felt an unprecedented sense of oppression.

In reality, she teaches Chinese in elementary school, and there are at most forty or fifty students in a class.

Even when classes are combined, there are only about a hundred students.

but now……

Five or six hundred people filled the entire large classroom.

Those eyes held curiosity, expectation, confusion, and also a deeply hidden wariness stemming from trauma.

"Sister Shang".

The koi fish whispered to the lucky fortune slip next to it.

"Why don't you show them around our future course schedule first? I'll go out and organize the teaching materials first, and then we can continue teaching when I get back. You can go out and rest for a bit?"

After thinking for a moment, Shangshangqian nodded.

"Okay, that's settled then. You go ahead, I'll start the show."

"Thank you for your help, Sister Shang."

Jinli smiled gratefully at her, then quietly left the teaching building.

Stepping outside into the air, she found a spot to squat down next to a large tree and opened the game's exit screen.

[Do you want to exit the game?]

"confirm".

In the real world, in a bedroom of an apartment.

Koi took off the somewhat futuristic-looking gaming helmet from behind her head and placed it aside.

The sunlight outside was perfect, streaming into the room through the curtains.

"Hey……"

She rubbed her slightly sore eyes, looked at the clear blue sky outside the window, and let out a long sigh.

Today is Saturday.

It was supposed to be her most anticipated day off, a day when she could sleep in, scroll through her phone, watch dramas, and not have to think about anything.

Yesterday afternoon, Fengxue sent me a message.

"Aren't you a veteran gamer? Can you do me a favor? I'll give you some coins for it."

She thought that teaching in the game should be easy, it's just talking to a few NPCs, right?

I also got to try out this new game that's been getting a lot of buzz lately, so of course I agreed.

Unexpectedly, as soon as I entered the game, I was thrown into a large classroom with hundreds of people.

"If I'd known I'd have class, I should have asked for more gold coins..."

Koi muttered to herself as she walked to the desk, pulled out a chair, and sat down.

But despite the complaints, since I've taken on this job, I have to do it seriously.

She took out a notebook, turned on her computer, and began to devise a teaching plan.

For someone who has never received a systematic education, or rather, for an NPC, teaching a language and writing system from scratch is a task that requires immense patience.

We can't follow the pace of normal students; it has to be slower and more basic.

"Let's start with the most commonly used characters... person, mouth, hand, fire, water..."

Koi was writing and thinking in her notebook.

"Use real objects to give them a visual impression, and then teach them simple sentences..."

She became more and more engrossed in her thinking, her fingers flying across the keyboard as she compiled a teaching syllabus that progressed from easy to difficult in a step-by-step manner.

From single characters to words, from short sentences to short essays.

Each stage includes corresponding practice and reinforcement exercises.

"We also need to consider classroom management. With so many students, two people definitely can't manage them all. We need to select a few group leaders to help maintain order..."

She was so engrossed in preparing her lesson that she completely forgot her original complaints.

This is perhaps an occupational hazard for teachers; once they start thinking about teaching, they become completely absorbed in it.

In the game world, in the large classroom.

Shangshangqian took a deep breath and gave a warm smile to the densely packed faces below the stage.

Having worked at the kindergarten for several years, she had long since mastered the skill of quieting everyone down in noisy environments.

"Hello everyone".

Her voice wasn't very loud, but it was clear and penetrating.

"I am Teacher Shang. Starting today, Teacher Jin and I will accompany everyone in our studies."

The audience fell silent immediately, with hundreds of eyes watching her with curiosity.

Most of these NPCs have never received formal education, so they are both unfamiliar with and full of curiosity about attending classes.

"Before we officially begin our studies..."

"The best fortune slip is here," he said with a smile.

"I'd like to get to know you all first. From today onwards, you are all my students, and I hope to be able to call each of you by name."

"So, let's introduce ourselves."

She pointed to a young woman in the front row.

"Start with you. Tell everyone your name, where you're from, and then you can talk about your special skills or hobbies."

The woman paused for a moment, then stood up somewhat awkwardly.

“I… my name is A-Lian… I used to be a farmer…”

"very good!"

The lucky draw immediately provided encouragement.

"Ah Lian, being able to farm is a remarkable skill. Please sit down."

The simple affirmation brought a long-lost smile to A-Lian's face.

She carefully sat back down, her back unconsciously straightening a little.

"Next".

She gestured to the person next to her with the "top fortune" sign.

"My name is Dazhu. I used to be a blacksmith."

"Forging blacksmiths requires great strength and skill, please have a seat."

"My name is Xiaohua, and I can weave..."

“Weaving is a very delicate craft, please have a seat.”

One by one, the students began to introduce themselves.

Some claimed to be farmers, some said they used to be hunters, some were cooks, and some frankly admitted that they knew nothing but how to work.

While listening, Shangshangqian quickly jotted down each person's name and characteristics in a small notebook he carried with him.

She discovered that although these NPCs lacked knowledge, each of them had their own unique life experiences and skills.

This might be a good starting point, starting with what they already know and guiding them to learn new things.

Teaching is indeed a challenging yet enjoyable activity.

At this point, Xu Tian had already put these matters behind him and began to focus on his equipment research.

Standing outside Eshilia's territory, he looked at the thriving base.

The newly built school building, the busy villagers, the fighting players, all of whom were rapidly working on various plans in their minds.

"Aishilia's safe zone is still too small."

He muttered to himself, his gaze sweeping over the monster figures roaming the distant wilderness.

"We need to expand as soon as possible and push it out to a larger area, otherwise those monsters will get right to the teleportation entrance and we'll be doomed."

However, before he could proceed with the expansion, he had something even more important to do.

That is, upgrade your equipment.

"The Divine Tailoring skin mod has unlocked six new accessory slots..."

Xu Tian opened the synthesis interface, his eyes carefully scanning the densely packed synthesis recipes.

Rings, necklaces, belts, capes, masks.

Each slot can be equipped with accessories, bringing a comprehensive boost to attributes.

His gaze eventually settled on two terms.

Chapter 92 Major Upgrade

【Flame Ring: Active skill Flame Burst, ignites a large area of ​​fire upon release.】

[Thunder Ring: Active skill Thunder Strike, which pierces through targets in a straight line upon activation.]

"Just these two."

A glint of light flashed in Xu Tian's eyes.

One covers an area, the other penetrates a straight line, and they complement each other perfectly.