I'm Done Playing the Lovesick Supporting Role - Chapter 210.2

Centuries later, a psychologist leaped from her desk, exclaiming, “I’m back!” She touched her face, confirming her return to her own body.

Curious, she searched Gu Jingyu’s name online. Her screen filled with praise, “A sovereign for the ages,” “A peerless ruler.” In contrast, Gu Yanwu’s name yielded sparse results, “Failed rebellion. Exiled.”

The psychologist burst into laughter. Once her amusement subsided, she closed her laptop and resumed her daily life.

Gu Jingyu awoke in a vast, star-filled void. The familiar personal interface and mission station were gone. A blue screen behind him twisted into a delicate earring, which fastened itself to his ear.

A mysterious figure appeared and silently transferred memories into his mind before vanishing. From these memories, Gu Jingyu learned the shocking truth, the “Heavenly Dao Alliance” had been a lie—a game created by a powerful figure for amusement. The audience of task-takers’ missions had never existed.

This realm was now a wasteland after a clash between two titanic beings. The creator of the game had lost, leaving the space in ruins. Task-takers who failed to escape became cosmic dust, while survivors roamed as “free agents,” no longer bound by the Alliance’s control.

Gu Jingyu noted the golden threads of merit power emanating from his body, identified in the transferred memories as the key to strengthening his spirit. Following the provided method, he integrated the merit into his soul, solidifying its form.

Though grateful for the guidance, Gu Jingyu wondered why the information had been shared. A voice in his mind reassured him that it was a universal rule, not an act of kindness. Satisfied, he began refining his soul, feeling his strength grow with each passing moment.

Eager to explore a new world, Gu Jingyu touched his earring. Darkness enveloped him. When he awoke, he was seated at a desk holding lecture notes.

Memories flooded his mind. He was now a 25-year-old professor—the youngest at his prestigious university. Beloved by students, he was preparing to teach a sophomore class.

His assistant set up a PowerPoint presentation as the bell rang. Students filled the room, and Gu Jingyu smiled faintly, ready to embrace this new chapter.

🌟 Kliraz’s Tidbit

Gu Jingyu’s reforms echo the modern push for free, accessible education, like Finland’s tuition-free system. His creative use of resources shows the power of adaptability—imagine repurposing unused items to teach kids STEM at home! Mentally, he illustrates resilience; when funds ran low, he created solutions. Next time you face a hurdle, tell yourself, “What can I use now to solve this?” How will you turn obstacles into opportunities? Let’s craft something remarkable from what’s within reach! (^‿^)