Reborn as Bao Guowei, Climbing to the Pinnacle of Life

Reborn, Bao Guowei is astonished to discover that he has bound himself to a Life System. Love whatever work you do, and stick with anything for three days, and you'll master it.

You won't let me read The Golden Lotus? I'll write a book in three days and three nights that stirs up an enlightenment movement among the youth of the Republic of China.

You use the Si Dan Kang brand? I'll found Shi Hua Kou, a premium pomade company, and monopolize the pomade market.

You're making me repeat a year and won't let me go to college? I'm already proficient in every subject and have been admitted to Qingjing University.

Bao Guowei also discovers that when his mastery of a skill reaches a certain level, he will travel into other film and television worlds.

In Don't Call Me the God of Wine, he drinks only Northeast-style Shaodao liquor, and Song Hailiang kowtows and accepts him as his master.

In God of Gamblers, he becomes Gao Jin's big brother, stirs up a storm in the gambling world, dominates both sides of the law, and earns the title King of Gamblers.

Many years later, Bao Guowei sits in a sandalwood chair, looking at Guo Chun, who once held himself above everyone else. He sighs and says, "Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river. Never look down on a poor young man."

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