Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder’s Record of Counterattacks

Chapter 3054: A Degree Didn’t Prove Ability, But…

She realized she had quite a few talents.

But what should she do next?

Ning Shu decided to check out an internet café and look for work online.

She saw a game company hiring programmers and immediately called to apply.

However, the company asked for a computer science degree.

She had a middle school diploma, would that work?

She explained that her programming skills were really solid, but they hung up on her.

Sometimes, a degree didn’t prove ability, but it was a necessary stepping stone.

Sighing, Ning Shu kept browsing.

She spotted a taekwondo studio hiring instructors.

Taekwondo?

Ning Shu thought she could give it a shot.

She decided to interview. Surely taekwondo wouldn’t require a college degree.

She was starting to feel diss-heartened by this world that demanded certifications for everything.

She also saw a job posting from a gun club looking for instructors.

Though guns were prohibited, they were still part of elite hobbies.

Ning Shu felt confident in her shooting skills. Even if she missed, she had her spiritual powers to rely on.

But the posting specified they were looking for retired special forces soldiers, haha.

Ning Shu bought herself a slightly better outfit, making her look less dull and a bit more refreshed. She also went to get her hair trimmed so it looked clean and neat.

Afterward, Ning Shu went to interview at the taekwondo gym.

She had already decided that if she didn’t pass the interview, she would set up a stall selling egg pancakes on the street. If even that didn’t work out, she could always sell roasted sweet potatoes, haha. No matter what, she’d find a way to survive.

When Ning Shu arrived at the taekwondo gym, the interviewer seemed surprised to see her and asked for her taekwondo certification.

This certification was issued by the Taekwondo Association and included qualifications like black belt rankings.

Ning Shu: …

Good Lord.

Was there anything out there that didn’t require certifications?

Ning Shu said, “I don’t have a certificate, but I am a black belt. Really. If you don’t believe me, we can spar to test my skills.”

The interviewer: …

The interviewer, a man in his thirties with a sturdy build, had a sharp gaze, probably due to his experience with martial arts.

“Test my strength, it’ll exceed your expectations. I promise to get my certifications later,” Ning Shu said, extending her hand. “Just give me a minute to prove myself.”

The interviewer removed his jacket, revealing a Taekwondo uniform underneath. A black belt around his waist indicated his rank.

Ning Shu got into a Taekwondo stance and, in just two rounds, effortlessly flipped the interviewer over her shoulder.

The interviewer got up and said, “Impressive.”

“However, you will need to sort out your certifications. Our classes are usually on Sundays, so you only need to come in on Saturdays and Sundays.”

Ning Shu was overjoyed. This meant she had been hired!

What’s more, the job required only two working days per week, leaving her plenty of time to do other things—like learning new skills or earning certifications.

The person who interviewed Ning Shu was the owner of this Taekwondo gym.

The main business was teaching people who wanted to learn Taekwondo.

Usually, the students were children and women, though some men also learned.

He specifically wanted to hire a female coach to teach those female white-collar workers and high schoolers.

He had worked hard to run this Taekwondo gym and didn’t want any scandals like “coach takes advantage of female students” ruining its reputation.

When Ning Shu saw the job posting looking for a female coach, she figured her chances of being hired were pretty high.

At least now she had a job.

The owner took Ning Shu to get certified and she obtained a black belt rank.

Well, turns out that martial prowess can also be a means of survival!

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