Being a Boss Teacher in the Infinite World

  • Author: Luobo Hai
  • Genres: Vô Hạn Lưu, Đam Mỹ, Hài Hước
  • Status: Completed
  • Chapters: 75
  • Rating: ★ 4.2 / 5
  • Published: 2026-10-05

Being a Boss Teacher in the Infinite World

When Monsters Do Homework

Being a Boss Teacher in the Infinite World by Luobo Hai offers a fresh, humorous spin on the familiar infinite flow genre. The story follows Yan Chi, an orphan who accepts a highly lucrative teacher position at a bizarre school. Brimming with enthusiasm, he steps into his new workplace only to be greeted by supernatural phenomena that defy all human logic.

On his very first day, he witnesses one of his students 'die' in a violent brawl, only for them to show up the next morning completely unharmed, bowing to apologize to him. The young teacher's rapid adaptation to these bizarre supernatural events leads to exceptionally hilarious situations. The author's lighthearted setup masterfully defuses the bleak, tense atmosphere typically found in survival-focused novels.

A Calm Teacher Amidst Chaos

Our protagonist, Yan Chi, is written with a highly engaging character arc that develops steadily across the chapters. At first, he is just an ordinary guy, easily spooked by the bizarre supernatural occurrences around him. However, driven by a deep sense of professional duty as an educator, he gradually develops an uncanny calm and adapts flawlessly.

His utter seriousness shines when he forces the terrifying BOSSes of various instances to complete their homework every day. This hilarious contrast turns a seemingly ordinary teacher into a supreme existence that even the most formidable bosses fear. Meanwhile, rumors about this legendary teacher lead other players in the infinite game to view him as their ultimate lifeline. Later on, the discovery that he might not even be human adds an extra layer of intrigue and mystery to the plot.

Shen Mingsu's Quiet Possessiveness

Beyond the challenges of managing monstrous kids, Yan Chi's romantic subplot is another highlight. Shen Mingsu is introduced as the one who falls first, harboring a possessive affection for him. Their relationship doesn't rush; instead, it develops subtly, pacing alongside the protagonist's growing self-awareness.

The chemistry between a teacher uncovering his own non-human nature and his mysterious partner strikes a perfect balance. It elevates the story beyond pure slapstick with his monster students, introducing warm and sweet moments of respite. Shen Mingsu's possessiveness is subtly handled—protective without suffocating Yan Chi's independence.

What Makes It Shine

  • A highly unique premise that turns infamous instance BOSSes into obedient students who are terrified of failing their homework.
  • A brisk and concise pace. At a very manageable 75 chapters, it successfully avoids the bloated, drawn-out plots common in the genre.
  • Consistent character development for Yan Chi, who smoothly transitions from initial bewilderment to unbothered acceptance of the absurdities around him.
  • Delightful humor seamlessly woven into everyday classroom scenarios, offering readers a refreshing break from typical survival tension.

Points to Consider

  • Due to the relatively short length, some aspects of the massive infinite game worldbuilding aren't fully fleshed out.
  • Shen Mingsu's affection leans heavily toward one-sided possessiveness early on, which might not appeal to readers who prefer immediate, balanced mutual chemistry.
  • It lacks the high-stakes battles and mind-bending puzzle-solving that traditional infinite flow purists might look for.

Community Reception

  • Jinjiang Literature City: Boasting a novel score of 655,894,080 (as of October 5, 2026), it won the 'Outstanding Work of 2024' award in the mid/year-end polls, praised for its creative concept and fresh character designs.

Who Is This For?

La Bặc Hải's novel is a lighthearted treat, perfect for anyone looking for a breath of fresh air in the mystery-survival genre. The story focuses not on gritty horror, but on the warmth and humor of the unique teacher-student bond between Yan Chi and his highly unusual 'kids'.

With its smooth and concise storytelling, this is a perfect pick to unwind after a long day. Readers will undoubtedly find amusement in watching dark, terrifying entities sheepishly submit to a strict schoolteacher at the podium.

In short, Being a Boss Teacher in the Infinite World is a funny, heartwarming infinite flow novel about an ordinary teacher managing extraordinary students. It offers an incredibly relaxing read with a unique premise and a brisk pace.

Tags: infinite flow, teacher, comedy

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