[Crossover] Win Prizes by Guessing the Textbook Content

"Someone came to our department today... He said his son had gone missing."

"His son went missing, so why come to a hospital instead of the police?"

Ahem, don't be scared. This isn't a horror novel... In short, this is an idea-driven story combining all the classical Chinese texts I've studied and haven't studied, from childhood through college. A tribute to my youth, which is gone forever...

If I fail my exams, I'm not taking the blame!

~~Reader's Guide (A Few Warnings)~~

1. Two female leads, not a girls' love story.

2. You can't live on looks alone; we'll rely on talent and our fists (no, actually, on the author's love).

3. Wholesome and graphic content will alternate at random. The whole story has a bit of snark.

4. Not recommended for readers under eighteen (though plenty already have read it _(:зゝ∠)_).

5. Original-text purists, beware (+_+ Are there even purists for classical Chinese texts?).

6. The author rambles, loves setting details, and takes their time with the plot, so this will be a long story.

7. More to come...

Worlds:

"The Peach Blossom Spring" (including "Peach Blossoms at Dalin Temple") (chapters 2-11): A bewildered newbie's starting village (a little gloomy)

"Along the River During the Qingming Festival": A "relaxing" world, working for money and living a quiet life~ (very down-to-earth)

"A Record of Xiangjixuan" (chapters 20-28): Let's talk about our values~ (warm and sentimental)

"Hard Is the Road Ahead" (chapters 32-63): When will this life ever end?~ (a difficult road)

"Li Sao" (chapter 69 onward): What are you doing, Brother Qu Yuan? (It's hard to explain)

Thanks to [cj] for coming up with the title. Its former title was "A Classical Chinese Game." I'm also always looking for ideas, whether they're about classical Chinese texts or idiom skills~

And finally, if you lovely readers enjoy this story, please spread the word~ Love you~ヾ(^▽^*)))