An Unorthodox Guide to Conquering Another World

Moreover, Betty sometimes doesn't know how to keep her mouth shut, especially when chatting on the virtual network, where she often ends up talking about things that can't be broadcast.

If Ya Feng saw all this, she might as well be dead.

Furthermore, even if Ya Feng can't see it, if Xiao Guang really learns something from this, wouldn't that become...

Seeing that Ilsa was determined to resist, Ya Feng had no choice but to give up.

"Never mind then, I'll ask Zeshita for hers later."

I had originally planned to give Hikaru some of the mature qualities that Ilsa possessed.

Ilsa breathed a sigh of relief.

A little while later, Zeshita returned from playing, looking quite cheerful.

"I have decided that once we conquer the Kingdom of Fein, we will fill the streets with these toys!" the Silver Dragon King declared.

"Zeshita, can I borrow your Illusion Network for a bit?" Ya Feng asked.

"Here, take it." Zeshita casually tossed the NetNet to him.

Ya Feng also took it out and woke up Xiao Guang to scan.

Soon, Zeshita's Huanwangtong, along with all its data, was transferred to Xiaoguang's tablet.

“The Illusionary Network is also connected to the Illusionary Network Hub, which contains most of the magical knowledge of this world. See how much you can digest,” he said to Xiao Guang.

Xiao Guang was studying when he suddenly widened his eyes.

"Master! Xiao Guang seems to be understanding some of it!"

"So fast? What did you understand?"

"Humans are all trash! But the bear-shaped cookies they make are still delicious!"

Ya Feng covered his forehead and looked at the silver dragon to the side.

"What kind of content do you usually post...?"

Chapter 88 Lucia Wants to Get Beaten Up Again

a new day.

Hoinlé College.

Ya Feng arrived at school a little late today, just in time. After preparing the teaching materials in the office, he hurried to the classroom.

He pushed open the door and was so quiet inside that he almost thought the classroom was empty. But when he turned his head, he saw that every student was sitting properly in their seat, looking so serious it was almost frightening.

He placed the doctrine on the platform and felt a little uncomfortable seeing more than twenty pairs of eyes staring intently at him.

"Hello everyone, it's been a long time..."

He had barely opened his mouth when someone shouted "Stand up!" and then everyone stood up and bowed to him.

"Hello teacher!"

The commands were so synchronized that he wouldn't believe it if they hadn't practiced beforehand.

After the salute, everyone remained standing; he didn't offer them seats, and no one dared to sit down.

“I don’t remember having so many rules in my classes,” he said, looking at the group of students.

"Because, because you still have such high expectations for students like us, this is how we respond to you!" White shouted, puffing out his chest, looking just like a spirited rooster.

Ya Feng seemed to understand, and chuckled: "It seems you all know about the 'Chasing Light Cup' registration, but there's no need to get so excited. I was just making a suggestion. If anyone doesn't want to go..."

"Please rest assured, our class will definitely achieve your wish and win the overall championship of the grade! We will live up to your expectations!" the whole class shouted in unison.

Ya Feng's smile froze on his face.

What?! The overall grade champion? The highest collective honor award for having the most gold medals in the entire grade? When did I ask you guys to win it?

He remembered that he only wanted the class to participate in more projects, hoping to inspire a few dark horses. If they did, great; if not, they didn't. He hadn't thought of any higher goals besides Lucia.

"Big Sister Lucia... Class monitor has already told us everything! You signed up all the competition events for our class, and in order to help us win the overall championship in the whole grade, you even said you would dedicate your daily time to special training for us, so that every one of us in the class can win a championship medal!"

"We're clearly a bunch of losers, a bunch of lazy bums who don't strive for improvement, but you not only didn't give up on us, you also have such high expectations for us and are going to put in so much effort... You are truly, truly great!"

Some people couldn't help but cry as they spoke.

"Actually, I..." Ya Feng wanted to explain.

"Please rest assured! In order not to disappoint you, I have severed ties with my family! I will devote myself wholeheartedly to your special training, teacher!"

Looking at their faces, filled with the same unfulfilled ambitions of a suicide squad, Ya Feng figured he couldn't tell them the reality.

As for who caused this misunderstanding, he could guess with his toes.

His gaze was immediately fixed on the red-haired figure in the corner of the classroom. The little red dragon trembled as soon as he was stared at.

...

"I...I didn't know it would turn out like this...Well, you haven't been to class for two days, and everyone thought you had given up on the class. They were all very disappointed. I just said some encouraging words to everyone...I said that you actually signed everyone up for the Chasing Light Cup competition and had high expectations for our class."

In the office after class, Ya Feng stared at Lucia, who was huddled in the corner trembling, while the little red dragon explained to him in a shaky voice.

"Then why don't you just tell everyone I'm going to give everyone money? There's no need to be so outrageous when it comes to encouragement. I only said I was going to give you special training, right? I've put in a lot of effort to help you win the Light Chaser Championship." Ya Feng glared at her and said.

"I... I don't know how things turned out like this. Everyone was very agitated at the time, and there was no way to explain it..." Lucia said softly.

"So you want me to give up all my time now?" Ya Feng said.

Now she has to teach Hikaria, give special training to Lucia, raise Hikari, and occasionally tutor Ilsa. Now she has to teach an entire class. Am I, Daenerys, a master of time management?

He hadn't expected these students to be so enthusiastic. He had only planned to train those who were willing to participate, and the rest could simply be ignored.

This is how things have turned out.

"I've only been here two days and you've already given me this much trouble. Looks like you want to get beaten up again." Ya Feng glared at her.

"Ugh..." Lucia instinctively covered her buttocks and tail, and lowered her head.

"I'm sorry..." she whispered.

Ya Feng sighed.

"Never mind, what's said is already said."

Lucia watched him walk out of the office.

At this moment, all the students in the class were waiting at the office door. When they saw him come out, they quickly stood in line.

"So you've all thought it through? Three months of special training with me is going to be tough."

"We're not afraid! Since we're unlikely to pass the advanced spell assessment anyway, we might as well give it a shot now!"

These students, who had once given up on themselves, now seemed to have been rekindled with fighting spirit, their faces full of excitement.

But it makes sense, really. These guys have always been at the bottom of the class, never considered promising. They're always causing trouble and nobody pays any attention to them. Now, a powerful magician has appeared in front of them, saying he'll help them rise to the top and shine. Anyone would be incredibly excited.

Therefore, he is not an adult who would spoil the fun.

His gaze swept over the crowd.

"Alright, I agree. From today onwards, all my history classes will be replaced with special training classes! Everyone's goal is to win the gold medal at the Chasing Light Cup!"

"Yes!" the crowd cheered in unison.

Ya Feng chuckled as he looked at the group of jubilant students, then raised his cane and tapped the floor.

"Don't get too excited yet. Since it's a decision, the special training starts now. Everyone, assemble on the training ground!"

...

Half an hour later, the students who were just laughing happily stopped laughing, because they all collapsed on the playground.

"Come on, this is a gravity device I borrowed from the teaching affairs office! It's equivalent to carrying 40 pounds of weight! It works great, right? Everyone run 30 laps to warm up first, then get out of class is over!" Ya Feng shouted to them from a high place with a megaphone.

At this point, the students were almost collapsing. Some of the better-fit students were still jogging, while others who had collapsed to the ground looked a bit exhausted.

Surprisingly, among those who were still persevering, besides Lucia who had dragon blood, there was also White, who looked like a complete failure. Although his tracksuit was soaked, he still kept taking steps and jogging slowly.

I really underestimated this guy; maybe he's worth training.

Lucia finished the race the fastest. After completing thirty laps, she immediately left the area affected by the gravity device on the track and collapsed to the ground as if she had gone limp.

Despite the blessing of her dragon bloodline, carrying the weight for thirty laps was still too much for her; her lungs felt like they were about to explode. Her pretty face was flushed, and sweat streamed down her smooth cheeks, dripping onto the ground. She pulled at her collar to cool herself down, tilting her head back and gulping down her water.

I put down the water glass and took a deep breath.

"Does it feel a bit like a hellish drill instructor?"

She looked up and saw Ya Feng leaning against the railing, smiling faintly at her.

“I think it’s still a long way off…” Lucia said softly.

Ya Feng chuckled and shrugged.

This is nothing! During his first playthrough, the training intensity for him as the hero was much higher than this; that was truly hellish.

Lucia was silent for a moment before looking up at him again:

“When I left yesterday, I think I saw a silver dragon descendant coming to find you,”

"Yes, that's right." Ya Feng nodded.

"who is she?"

"Are you interested?" Ya Feng looked at her.

“I…I’m not really interested, but anyway, I think I’ve seen her somewhere before,” Lucia said.

“That’s not surprising, she’s somewhat famous,” Ya Feng said, then added to her:

"...How about this? If you can complete my week's training goals, I'll introduce you to her, okay?"

Lucia opened her mouth, then turned her head away: "It's not like I necessarily have to know her..."

The reason I asked this was simply because I felt that the dragon descendant was a bit special and I was a little curious, nothing more.

"But... I'm the class monitor, so I can't stop until everyone else stops."

After Lucia finished speaking, she took a deep breath, stood up, turned around, and continued running into the playground.

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[I've been coding all day and it's already 1:40 PM. I'm an hour late, but I'll update at the normal time of midnight tomorrow.]

Chapter 89 Elina's Date (Part 1)

When Hikaria came home from school, she saw Elina sitting on the carpet on the balcony, humming a song and trimming a bunch of daisies.

"XiXi is back," Elina said with a smile.

"Mom, you're back so early!" Hikaria said with surprise, as it was rare to see her mother come home earlier than her on a weekday.

"Yes, because after the promotion, not only did my salary increase, but my working hours also decreased. Now I have more time to do more of the things I like," Elina said happily.

Now she's a senior horticulturist, her work mainly involves early-stage breeding, and she no longer has to do the dirty and tiring work, work overtime, or do odd jobs. She even gets weekends off, and her salary has doubled.

This wonderful news has made her very happy these past two days.

When they received the email the day before yesterday, the mother and daughter celebrated quite a bit and even went to a fancy restaurant that they usually couldn't afford. Elina was also planning to save the extra salary so that in just two years they could save up for a down payment on a townhouse with a small garden in the eastern part of the capital. This way, Hikaria would have her own bedroom, and the mother and daughter wouldn't have to squeeze into one room. They could also plant their favorite flowers in the yard.

Hikaria put down her schoolbag and went over to hug her mother from behind, resting her head on Elena's back.

“Then, Mom will have more time to spend with me now, and we can go to more places together on weekends.” Hikaria smiled happily.

“Of course, we can even go to the amusement park we’ve always wanted to visit.” Elina held Hikaria’s hand and smiled.

"You should really thank your teacher, Mr. Ya Feng, for this."

Hikaria also heard that on the day of her mother's promotion assessment, A-Feng suddenly came to perform a luck-changing ritual for her, which enabled Elina to pass the assessment smoothly despite being targeted.

Although she wasn't quite sure why Ya Feng had suddenly come over that day, Linda had said that it seemed he had recently been involved in some incidents and had just happened to be there.

"By the way, Xixi, the field research festival is coming soon. Have you prepared the gift for Linda?" Elena suddenly asked.

The Folklore Festival is a traditional festival in the Kingdom of Fein, a day to celebrate with close friends. On that day, people gather to have parties and give gifts. For the past two years, Elina has also prepared some small gifts of her own to give to the neighbors who have taken care of her.

"Well... I was planning to give Linda some handmade jewelry, that should be fine, right?" Hikaria said.

She had always been a loner, only ever receiving small gift boxes distributed by the class, and had no experience in giving gifts to others. Now, she and Linda had become quite close, so she couldn't be ignored.