Bad news: Jiang Yuwu has transmigrated.
Good news: The classmates who attended the reunion have all transmigrated too.
And so, after a long silence, the class group chat bursts back to life.
Story One: "What a Mess in This Circle"
Doctor Zhang looks at the heroine, whose scrapes are already almost healed. "CEO, you're being so dramatic. I thought your Wanwan had a terminal illness..."
Assistant Liu is searching the whole internet for news about the CEO's woman. With dark circles under his eyes, he types, "At least you're lucky. Your woman has a name. My CEO's gone nuts and insists I find out everything about his woman from a single photo. I'm done for!"
Holding a script about a cat being switched for a prince, Wang Zhaoxue throws her head back and cries, "What did I ever do to deserve this?"
Story Two: "When the Leads of School Romance Novels All Attend the Same School"
Class monitor Li Runyu becomes the director of student affairs. Every day, she's caught between busting couples and turning a blind eye.
Jiang Yuwu, now a homeroom teacher, gazes up at the sky at a thirty-six-degree angle. "Please spare me the angst of coming-of-age romance novels."
As if by some miracle, all the students who date get into Qingbei.
"Teachers, how do you manage to teach them so well?"
"Maybe it's the protagonist's halo."
Story Three: "Before the Era of the Dragon-Pride Protagonist"
The Dragon-Pride protagonist obtains a pocket dimension, where an old man named Wang Ye claims to be a powerful cultivator from the previous era.
As a result, he keeps stumbling upon the care and favors left behind by the senior cultivators of the previous era. He is even given a sect rule: Keep women out of your heart, and your sword will reach divine heights!
Dragon-Pride protagonist: Can someone save this story from going off the rails?
Also known as "The Many Lives of Supporting Characters," this novel is mostly told from Jiang Yuwu's perspective. The heroine is a laid-back woman who loves playing at being an old-time Chinese doctor.
