After I Traveled to the Future, My Hapless Best Friend Became a Literary Great

Scallion's warning: If you drop this, don't read it. After working herself to death from overtime, corporate drone Xing Cheng transmigrates into a high-tech future. The good news: Artificial intelligence has completely replaced low-end, repetitive labor, and social benefits are beyond imagination. Even a lazybones can enjoy a happy life with food and shelter guaranteed! The bad news: Those benefits are for the upper classes. Xing Cheng has transmigrated into a female factory worker who just tried to hang herself. Wonderful news: The literary giant memorialized on the monument to Central Civilization in this high-tech world looks oddly familiar. It's the struggling author friend who used to share all his gloomy thoughts with Xing Cheng every day. His seven surviving works are known as the "Seven Books of Heaven," the only cultural relics left from prehistoric humanity, and researchers are struggling to decipher them. Xing Cheng gives up: There's no way I'm working for a living. So... I'll become an archaeology expert! A mysterious netizen appears out of nowhere and solves one archaeological puzzle after another concerning the "Seven Books of Heaven," sending the archaeological world into an uproar. Central Institute researchers and the Starry Sky Academy fight tooth and nail to recruit this promising student. In the end, a retired titan of archaeology comes out of retirement and takes Xing Cheng on as his sole disciple. When the acceptance letter arrives at the factory, the whole internet erupts. The archaeological world's greatest hope is self-taught! Before long, Xing Cheng becomes the most famous cultural magnate in the future, supporting humanity's spiritual world through her vast knowledge, in-depth research into prehistoric civilization, and recreations of literary masterpieces. During an interview with the StarNet's AI, the host asks the question that netizens are most curious about: "Dr. Xing's devotion to that literary giant is clear for all to see. You know every last detail about him, even that when he was down and out, he liked to sit at home picking his feet. If you could meet him, what would you most want to say?" "Oh, well," Xing Cheng says with an inscrutable expression. "I had no choice. Please rest in peace." Theme: Friendship lasts forever