The whole class's guide to survival through books: Start by burying classmates alive
The whole class of 30 people collectively went into the bloody house fighting novel "The Story of a Concubine" and were forced to bind to the "plot crusher" system.
The sports committee member dressed as cannon fodder and lay down in a coffin to avoid being hunted. However, he was almost buried alive with a shovel from the passing squad leader.
The squad leader cried and apologized: "I really didn't recognize you! Before shoveling the soil, I silently recited the periodic table of elements to confirm my identity!"
The whole class struggled to survive in a bloody drama: the chemistry class representative shocked the ladies circle with homemade soap;
The academic committee stayed up late to submit questions for the ancient imperial examination and was warned by the system for "disturbing the balance of knowledge";
When the male and female protagonists of the original work confessed their love to each other, the Sports Commission couldn't bear it and made trouble in public: "Were you two printers in your last life? You didn't even change your lines!"
They use modern knowledge to enforce feudal rules, and use sand sculptures of friendship to warm the cold winter in another world.
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Very pretty. . . .