The No-Life Professor Teaches Too Well

I got possessed as the custom character I made in a game—and became a professor.

After pouring a full year into Florian Rhapsody, a notoriously difficult single-player RPG that flopped on launch, I achieved what no one else bothered to: a full clear on every playable character. My reward? A hidden Customization Mode. For laughs, I built the worst character imaginable—a professor loaded with three garbage-tier talents and zero combat ability.

Then a truck sent me into the game as that very character.

Now I'm Cha Eunwoo, the youngest professor at Florian Academy, a prestigious institution crawling with retired heroes whose power dwarfs anything I can muster. I have no sword skills, no magic, and no credentials anyone can verify. What I do have is every walkthrough, every boss pattern, and every story branch burned into my brain.

The world is heading toward destruction, and there's no player coming to save it. But the students sitting in my classroom? They're the playable characters—future heroes with limitless potential who just need the right guidance.