Chen Ye is reborn on a university campus at nineteen.
After spending half his previous life navigating the bureaucracy, he has seen through all the twists and turns of human nature. This time, he just wants to lie flat and live a quiet, steady life.
But he casually solves his class’s toughest problems, drops a word that reveals the hidden meaning of a lecture, and effortlessly sorts out all kinds of messes. His composure is nothing like that of an ordinary student.
His classmates call him the “anchor of the sea,” while his roommates treat him like the “mastermind behind the scenes.”
He only wants to take a laid-back approach to life,
but before he knows it, he has become the steadiest legend on campus.
One comment from a teacher leaves him grumbling about the hassle, yet his heart skips a beat.
His dormmates think he just happens to be passing by.
The student union thinks he’s the guy who swoops in to save the day.
His teachers think he’s unusually clear-headed.
His classmates think he’s a brilliant student who keeps his talents hidden.
Only Chen Ye knows the truth:
he just wanted to slack off, but somehow ended up an “under-the-radar big shot” in everyone’s eyes.
In his previous life, he became a seasoned bureaucrat, accustomed to the intricacies and convolutions of human relationships.
Reborn at nineteen, all he wants is to lie flat, slack off, and get through university.
But the sheer gap in experience is impossible to hide:
The school festival is about to flop? One offhand remark from him turns the whole thing around.
A classmate is being bullied? He looks up and fires back, and the bully backs down on the spot.
A tough problem has everyone stumped? He points something out casually, and even the teacher is stunned.
This is the story of a seasoned old hand reborn into campus life, rediscovering the warmth and bustle of everyday living amid social complexities, youthful romance, and the simple satisfaction of getting things done.
The descriptions of campus life are vivid and lively, and the dialogues are humorous. It's hard to find a book to read these days.
It's really good. The narrative and concept are quite interesting. I hope the author will continue to work hard.
The daily life in the dormitory and the trivial matters in the class are written in detail, as if you are in a real university campus life.
Chen Ye's calm and restrained style of doing things is particularly eye-catching.
The protagonist is bent on lying down but is forced to excel. The characters are vivid and full of comedy.
From the protagonist, we can see many truths about how to behave in reality.
This book focuses on the integration of campus and workplace experiences and is unique.
The writing style is calm and indifferent, but it always brings unexpected surprises.
The author depicts the human world in a delicate way, and reflects the mature wisdom of life from the small things on campus.
I can feel that the author is very attentive, the updates are stable, the plot is not broken, and I am willing to keep following it.