Dotore from Genshin Impact is my teacher

"...Dotore, you have no heart."

"You'll know if you're sincere or not once you try."

His face, after he removed his mask, was young and handsome, with a dashing appearance and an extremely seductive voice. Chen Xi, as if possessed, reached out and placed her hand on his chest.

The scholar grasped his hand and moved it to his heart: "No, the position is wrong, it's here."

"Can you feel it?"

"No," Chen Xi answered very honestly.

The "scholar" let go of his hand, loosened his tie, took off his vest, leaving him in only a shirt and a restrictive neck collar, and then grabbed his hand and placed it on his neck again.

"How about this? Calm down and feel it."

Concentrate and calm your mind.

Chen Xi felt like her nose was about to bleed, mainly because this guy was dressed so provocatively.

"can……"

The devil continued to tempt the boy: "Little friend, would you like to listen to the sound of your heart beating?"

"I want to..." the boy thought to himself, "It would be foolish not to take advantage of a good deal." Leaning against the demon, his ear close to its heart, he could clearly hear the demon's heartbeat. The beating speed was obviously increasing, then slowly slowing down and returning to a normal speed.

My heart beats only for you.

Although the sweet talk was cliché, its charm lay in its captivating voice, leaving Chen Xi completely disoriented. No, he was inherently directionally challenged.

What the hell!

His breath tickled his face, and Chen Xi's ears turned red. He buried his head in his chest like a kitten in its owner's arms. The "scholar" ruffled his hair.

The little boy's shy expression was so adorable. The "scholar" cradled his chin, revealing his teeth as he gently bit his bright red earlobe... The two were entangled, and he was always the one being pinned down. (If I write too much, the censors really won't approve it. I remember that chapter I revised three times before they finally approved it.)

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"Sample collection complete. Are you hungry?"

Collect the contents, drop them into a test tube, stopper it, put it in your pocket, pick up the mask and put it on, and casually ask Chen Xi, who is lying on the sofa exhausted, about it.

"How dare you ask that?!"

"What do you want to eat? I'll cook it for you."

Thinking of his cooking skills, which involved mixing spices into porridge, Chen Xi sighed: "I'll go to Inazuma City to buy some food after I've recovered a bit."

Knowing that Chen Xi was powerless to fight back, the "scholar" inserted a needle into her vein and drew blood. Chen Xi was not surprised by his actions; the "doctor" was no good person, and it was normal for him to take advantage of people in their vulnerable state.

As soon as the needle was pulled out of the blood vessel, Chen Xi quickly pressed it with a cotton swab to prevent blood from flowing out.

After he finished tidying up the samples, he leaned against him, his eyelids growing heavier and heavier. Three minutes later, Chen Xi successfully fell asleep, and the "scholar" held him as he drifted into a light sleep.

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I wish I could slice you into pieces; every part of you is a work of art. —A dangerous remark from [Doctor] Daughtore.

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"Wake up, it's time to eat." Chen Xi was shaken awake by him and felt a little disoriented.

"Oh." Chen Xi, realizing she was holding onto the collar around someone's neck, quickly let go.

"Do you prefer the red capsule or the blue capsule?" Chen Xi was bewildered by the "scholar's" inexplicable question. After seeing what the "scholar" was holding, she decisively replied, "I don't like either!"

The "scholar," who had not received a satisfactory answer, pried open his jaw and used his fingers to push down the two capsules. The capsules were already in his esophagus, and no matter what Chen Xi did, he couldn't get them out.

Seeing the "scholar's" smug look, Chen Xi was furious and grabbed his hand, biting it.

The long-lost pain momentarily overwhelmed the "scholar," who smiled and gently bit Chen Xi's shoulder, leaving only a light tooth mark.

"Are you sick?"

"Yes, yell even harder."

"...You're really quite ill. I suggest you go see the original body and have them crack open your skull..."

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...(I dare not write anymore, I dare not write anymore.)

The "scholar" held a porcelain bowl, stirring the steaming porridge with a spoon: "Are you still hungry?"

Chen Xi leaned against the sofa, her voice weak: "I'm not hungry anymore..."

The scholar heard him clearly, but deliberately asked, "Want to eat more?"

Chen Xi then declined his offer, saying, "I don't want to."

But the spoon was quickly brought to his mouth: "You're so greedy, open your mouth."

Seeing that her refusal was completely useless, Chen Xi could only reply, "...Okay."

Chen Xi ate too fast and wanted to curse the "scholar" again, but he choked on his food.

The "scholar" patted him on the back: "Slow down, someone else will take it from you."

Feeling unwell, Chen Xi coughed instinctively: "Cough cough cough..."

After Chen Xi finished coughing, the "scholar" reminded him, "Good boy, there's more."

Chen Xi patted her round belly and refused again: "I can't eat anymore, Doctor..."

"elder brother……"

He leaned down and said gently, "Sweetie, just one last bite."

"Okay." Chen Xi scooped up the porridge from the porcelain bowl with a spoon, put it in her mouth, and swallowed it directly.

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"After you've eaten your fill, you should exercise."

"I really can't move."

"Unfortunately, I had prepared a surprise for the children."

"What surprise?"

"Don't you like Miss Yuan'er's perfume? I sent someone to contact her, and she wrote down the recipe in a letter and gave it to me. Let's use her method now."

Grass! ! !

I'm doomed!!!

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The letter contains the following:

Seeing words is like meeting.

Mr. Daughtore, thank you for your sponsorship and your family's appreciation. Here is the method for making the balm:

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...(He wouldn't pass if I wrote that)

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Letter writer: Yuan'er

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Upon seeing that the letter writer was indeed Yuan'er, Chen Xi was utterly devastated.

The "scholar" was a man of action, and he dragged Chen Xi through the entire experimental procedure.

Chen Xi had no way to express his suffering; this thing was truly useless.

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Next comes the most crucial part...

Put it in water and simmer over low heat until the water evaporates.

Controlling the fire intensity in the furnace is the final step.

Not a single drop of the sap from those rainbow flowers remained.

"Impressive." He successfully taught Chen Xi, who is terrible at hand-eye coordination, to a pulp.

"Have you learned it?"

"No." The eyes can see it, but the hands can't.

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Xiao Liu Ren is an ancient Chinese divination method, commonly known as the time-based divination method. It uses six auspicious stars—Da An, Liu Lian, Su Xi, Chi Kou, Xiao Ji, and Kong Wang—located on the index, middle, and ring fingers, respectively. The divination time is determined in the order of month, day, and hour. Obtaining Da An, Su happy, or Xiao Ji is considered auspicious, while the others are considered inauspicious.

Xiao Liu Ren is a type of annotation in the traditional Chinese calendar used to indicate the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of each day. It was later introduced to Japan and became popular there, while its popularity in China gradually declined.