[I put a top-tier brain in a country-bumpkin's body and took the campus by storm]
Shang Mingjun never imagined that at thirty, he'd run into the most absurd “System bug” of his life. The emotional interaction robot he was debugging suddenly went haywire, and his consciousness was forcibly shoved into the body of a college sophomore.
He used to be the real-life rich, handsome, and successful type: he went to the United States alone at fourteen, earned dual doctorates in finance and law from Harvard by twenty-six, had enough psychology credits to earn a doctorate in that, too, and held a fifth-degree black belt in taekwondo. Even playing basketball had drawn the attention of scouts from professional clubs.
Now he was stuck with an unfamiliar face tanned the color of wheat, wearing a faded number-ten jersey and sleeping in a college men's dorm piled high with instant noodle cups.
Ning Tianhao? A country bumpkin with decent grades at Z University, one of the top five universities in the country. Poor, insecure, sensitive, and going nowhere, he was hopelessly infatuated with campus belle Su Yixiang, making himself a laughingstock across the whole school.
Shang Mingjun held the ID card belonging to this body and stared at the clear-eyed, slightly goofy young man in the mirror. He nearly demonstrated a black-belt kick by smashing the keyboard on the spot.
With a financial tycoon's soul trapped in a college student's body, and sharp logic colliding with the melodramatic chaos of youth, Shang Mingjun finds himself taking an interest in things beyond “doing business.” For example, the secret hidden inside this body, a mystery even he can't figure out.
As a thirty-year-old soul begins to experience life at twenty, will this polished professional in a suit be transformed into a sunny campus heartthrob, or does this down-to-earth life hold sights he's never seen before? His new life begins with unraveling the mystery of “why me?”
The plot is interesting and the characters are vivid. It is a good book worth reading. . .