Dotore from Genshin Impact is my teacher

It seemed like something was chasing him from behind. The boy was running forward desperately when suddenly his feet slipped, and he felt like he was falling into a bottomless abyss. The inexplicable feeling of weightlessness terrified Chen Xi. The boy could feel himself falling, and he didn't know how many meters he had fallen before finally landing on the ground. It was pitch black all around, so dark that he couldn't see his hand in front of his face.

Where was he? The boy didn't know. He only remembered that he seemed to have been choked unconscious by an omega, and he didn't know what happened after that.

So, this must be the world of the mind or a dream.

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The surrounding scenery suddenly turned pure white, and a mysterious voice came from all directions: "You've come."

The boy looked around but didn't see anyone: "Who? Who's speaking?"

Suddenly, a figure that was both familiar and unfamiliar to the boy materialized before his eyes, and his voice changed as well: "Don't you recognize me?"

"That voice... Scholar brother?" The boy leaned closer, trying to see his face clearly, but his face seemed to be shrouded in a layer of mist; he could only hear his voice, not see his face.

"Good boy, come here." He beckoned the boy over.

"Scholar brother..." The boy was overjoyed to see him and quickened his pace, running towards him.

"Scholar": "Yes, get closer."

He then made a request that wasn't unreasonable for the boy: "Lean on me."

Without a second thought, the boy immediately agreed: "Okay."

"Want a little slice?" He pulled the boy into his arms, his warm breath hitting the boy's ear, his slender fingers teasing the boy's soft flesh, making the boy blush.

Without even thinking, the boy replied, "Think my ass!"

"...No, you're not him! Where did this monster come from? I almost fell for your tricks." The boy got up, ready to flee.

"You don't recognize your brother after such a short time? You've really turned your back on me." He said slowly, gently pinching the boy's waist. The boy felt weak all over and collapsed onto him.

The boy cursed inwardly: This monster has some tricks up his sleeve, always targeting weaknesses.

He pretended to be heartbroken, but his hands were merciless, his fingers lightly tracing patterns on the boy's body, making the boy's heart itch, and finally his hand stopped on the boy's stomach.

The boy, barely suppressing his discomfort, asked, "What are you up to now, you monster?"

He grinned mischievously: "Hehehe, of course it's about studying how life originated."

The boy, assuming it was just textbook content, retorted mercilessly, "Does this even need research? Did your biology teacher teach you for nothing? You brainless idiot! A survivor of nine years of compulsory education!"

Hearing the boy's insults, he became angry and lifted the boy up with one hand: "You're being disobedient. Looks like I need to teach you a lesson."

The boy struggled, but it was no use: "You son of a bitch! Let me go!"

"Are you a monster that sucks people's life force? Stay away from me!"

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He shoved the boy to the ground: "Tell me, whose man are you?"

The boy slipped away through the gap, shouting, "I belong to the people! Stay away from me! I'd rather die than submit!" Police officer, help! There's something weird here!

"Hehehe."

Then he chased him, he fled, but he couldn't escape...

Boy: "What exactly are you? Why are you impersonating him?"

He said casually, "I am the desire in your heart."

"I'm going to slay the Three Corpse Gods, then I'll have no desires left. Damn it, you're still chasing me!" The boy said, speeding up his escape.

The Three Corpses (三尸) in Taoism are a Taoist term referring to the three deities associated with the body. The word "corpse" (尸) signifies the master or head of a deity. Taoism believes the human body has three dantian (lower abdomen), each inhabited by a deity, collectively known as the "Three Corpses," also called the Three Insects, Three Pengs, Three Corpse Gods, or Three Poisons. The upper corpse is said to crave adornment, the middle corpse craves delicious food, and the lower corpse craves lust. Early Taoism believed that eliminating the "Three Corpses," achieving tranquility and freedom from desire, calming the mind and clarifying the spirit, and accumulating good deeds were the path to immortality. It can also refer to the origins of delusion, greed, and anger.

After death, the three corpses detach from the body and become free-floating, taking on the appearance of the deceased in life; these are called "ghosts" (as stated in Volume 81 of the *Yunji Qiqian*: "After death, the soul ascends to heaven, the spirit enters the earth, and only the three corpses wander, called ghosts."). Therefore, ghosts are not the souls of the dead, but rather the free-floating three corpses.

"If you want to smoke, go smoke someone else's!"

The "scholar" honestly stated the reason: "But you're all alone here. I like you and want to have sex with you."

A sudden alarm bell rang in the boy's mind: "!!!"

"Get out! The words you used are against the rules!"

He kept chasing, shouting, "Don't run! I just want one more puff!"

The boy replied, "Get lost!"

It's hard to imagine him using the Doctor's face to plead: "Just one small bite, please~"

The boy glanced back and found it surprisingly natural; the look in his eyes was just like the big dog he used to keep at home—a little bit pitiful, as if it had been abandoned, and quite handsome.

How could he be acting all coquettish with me with that aloof face? He's Doctor Dotore, after all.

The "scholar" said he didn't care as long as it was for the children, and that was all that mattered as long as the children were happy.

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"Huff, huff, huff—I'm too tired to run anymore." The boy panted heavily and plopped down on the ground; he was too exhausted to run any further.

He took the opportunity to get closer, hugged the almost powerless boy, buried his head in the boy's neck, and greedily smelled the boy's unique scent.

It felt very strange. The boy didn't dislike his actions. His behavior was exactly like that of a "scholar." On the contrary, the boy seemed to enjoy it, relaxing his body and letting him hold him, with his eyes slightly closed.

Suddenly, she asked, "Brother, where did you go?"

The "scholar" smiled gently and cupped his face in his hands: "When did you discover that, little friend?"

The boy thought for a moment and replied, "Just now."

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The boy went from being passive to being active, tearing off his clothes and biting him, seemingly in revenge, biting him until he bled.

He seemed to enjoy it, his long, handsome hand gently stroking the boy's back. He wasn't angry that he had become passive, and his blood-red eyes were full of doting: "Good boy."

It's unbelievable that a freakish scientist would have such a hobby.

The boy stopped biting him and instead wrapped his arms around his neck, his attitude instantly softening as he nuzzled him affectionately: "I missed you so much, brother."

She abruptly changed the subject, staring intently into his eyes and demanding, "Where did you go? Why don't you want me anymore?"

"Scholar": "Your brother is on a mission and will be back soon. When he's not around, listen to him, okay?"

The boy lightly pecked his lips: "I only listen to my brother."

"Scholar": "Good boy, do you still want a small slice? I can make it using the technology that the Winter Solstice Kingdom currently has."

The thought of the young fragment of the Doctor blushing from being bullied by him was too much to bear. The young man figured if he couldn't beat the bigger ones, bullying the smaller ones was fine too, and answered directly, "Yes!"

The scholar was in a good mood: "You promised, so you can't go back on your word."

Boy: "No regrets."

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... (Use your imagination)

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(To answer your questions, why doesn't Chen Xi cooperate with Little Lucky Grass King?)

(I. Chen Xi knew he couldn't outmaneuver her.)

(II. This stems from Chen Xi's previous personality; he prefers to work alone and never cooperates. This personality often leads to him being an outsider, ostracized by his classmates, and somewhat like a crane standing among chickens.)

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(Why this title? Because I didn't know what else to come up with.)