The Ghostly Chronicles of Fengling University

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I used to think...

My big brother was a giant in the funeral industry, so we'd never lack for food or drink.

My classmates were all bullying prodigies, drama queens every day.

And I was a one-eyed weirdo who'd lucked into a good school.

Then one day, after a terrifying incident on the subway, I discovered a whole new world...

My big brother was a powerful ghost who could cow all the others.

My classmates were lesser ghosts, each with their own special abilities.

And I was a one-eyed ghost slayer.

Ming Yue: So, after all that, I'm still a one-eyed weirdo orz.

Some of the setting is based on reality for the sake of the story. Please don't assume it refers to anyone. Any similarities are purely coincidental.

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Chen Yinan grew up during World War II. With perfect scores in science and a "stellar" 20 in Chinese, he got into a military academy. He'd intended to serve his country, but instead transmigrated into the interstellar universe hundreds of years in the future. The college entrance exams had long since become a nationwide festival: four major war zones, the Twelve Great Comprehensive Science Kings, and all kinds of impressive titles.

Even worse, as soon as Chen Yinan arrived, someone took his place and he was dropped into the fourth and hardest exam zone: the [Comprehensive Humanities] track.

Chen.20-in-Chinese.Yinan: "..." His vision went dark.

Question one of the open-book exam: "On the Passage on the Six Kingdoms' Fall," required reading, Book Three.

Historical setting: an advanced-civilization infinite-flow Han Dynasty.

Chen Yinan: That's it?

How did kids these days manage to make Chinese class this easy?

Wait!

What even is an infinite-flow Han Dynasty? Can someone explain it to this old relic?

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