Everyone’s a Sucker: I Start by Writing the Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng for the Gaokao

Li Ran transmigrates to a parallel world with a cultural gap and writes the Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng in his college entrance exam essay, stunning the entire nation.

He activates the "Making Enemies Wherever You Go" System. He can use the resentment points he earns to buy items, and launches a plan to turn everyone into a resentment-generating fool.

Under heaven, all are resentment factories; wherever the land reaches, all are resentment-generating fools.

His record-breaking novel, Jade Dynasty, conquers the web-fiction world.

His Three-Body Problem wins countless awards and brings Chinese sci-fi to the world stage.

His hit drama In the Name of the People becomes a ratings sensation, setting a new record.

His story Who Can Rival Me? earns Henry’s praise and becomes a "world soccer" classic.

In an interview, he boasts, "A man on the road is like jade, a gentleman unmatched in the world."

Asked about his ambitions, he points to the sky with one hand: "When the great roc rises with the wind, it soars ninety thousand miles."

When faced with provocation, he lambastes the rotten scholars: "Growing old without dying makes you a thief. I’ve never seen anyone so shameless."

People say, "If heaven had not given birth to Li Ran, the literary world would have lain in darkness for all eternity."

The more famous he gets, the more fools he enrages; the more fools he enrages, the more famous he gets.

As he leads a literary renaissance, the door to a new world quietly swings open.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.