The Underachiever Crashes Into Ancient Times: A Thousand Tricks for Last-Minute Cramming
“Tests, tests, tests, a teacher's magic weapons; grades, grades, grades, the lifeblood of students. Who wants to take this stupid test? Let them take it!” Sixteen-year-old underachiever Wang Tianci sticks a mechanical pencil in his mouth and flips off his math paper. Suddenly, an eerie blue light flashes across the classroom ceiling. When he opens his eyes again, he's sprawled on an ancient stone road in a “face-first into the dirt” pose, clutching half a hard-as-a-brick flatbread.
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He thinks he's been transmigrated into the body of a penniless little beggar, but instead he activates the “Last-Minute Cramming System.” As long as he forcibly connects bits and pieces of modern knowledge to ancient situations, he can trigger miraculous effects! Half of the “Bring in the Wine” poem he memorized becomes an “Intro to Drunken Fist.” The chemistry formulas he crammed before an exam somehow let him concoct an “Enhanced Bewitching Powder.” Even the “Sneaky Side-Eye Technique” he mastered while copying homework becomes a divine footwork skill for evading pursuers! There's just one side effect: overuse brings splitting headaches, along with flashes of memories that aren't his: armies clashing, a bloodstained jade pendant, and a woman in red calling him “Little Prince”?
