Countdown to the College Entrance Exam: I Go Viral Across the Internet from School

A master of wuxia literature passed away, leaving behind an epitaph. Wuxia novels fell into decline, and stories of the martial world faded from existence.

Then Ye Feng transmigrated into the body of a high school senior and wrote a perfect-score essay titled The Smiling, Proud Wanderer.

"Heroes are born in our time; once we enter the martial world, the years fly by. We speak of grand ambitions and great deeds with laughter, yet life is no more than a drunken dream."

In an instant, wuxia swept across the internet.

To fulfill the hopes of countless netizens!

A week later, the novel The Smiling, Proud Wanderer appeared out of nowhere, creating a sensation across China.

At that moment, people began calling Ye Feng the new grandmaster of wuxia.

To keep the wuxia craze going, Ye Feng went on to write fourteen wuxia novels, earning this seven-character verse from netizens:

"Snow, rain, wind, and clouds; shooting white deer, laughing and writing of divine knights, leaning on green mandarin ducks."

By then, everyone online knew one person.

His name was Ye Feng, and he was only twenty-two years old.

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