I’m an Older College Entrance Exam Candidate, and I Wrote the Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng for My Essay

Ling Chen transmigrates to a parallel world, becoming an older examinee who shares his name. His college entrance exam essay, "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng," astonishes the entire nation.

He activates the "Grudge-Finding" System. Grudge points can be used to buy items, and soon the whole world becomes a grudge factory, with everyone turning into a sucker.

Interviewed by reporters, he arrogantly describes himself: "A gentleman as lovely as jade, peerless beneath the heavens."

Asked about his past, his eyes gleam as he says, "Never look down on a poor young man. When the roc rises with the wind, it soars ninety thousand miles."

When heckled, he tears into the pedants: "Growing old without dying makes you a thief. I've never seen anyone so shameless."

His novel Zhu Xian racks up a record number of suckers.

His Three-Body Problem trilogy sweeps the awards, but he translates only the first two books, turning his international fans into suckers.

His hit drama In the Name of the People becomes a nationwide sensation and sets a new ratings record.

Henry likes his post, "Who Can Compete?", making it a classic of world football.

Ling Chen creates one classic after another. People say, "If Ling Chen had never been born, the literary world would have been plunged into eternal night."

The more famous he gets, the more suckers he creates. The more suckers he creates, the more famous he gets.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.