A College Entrance Exam Student Charges into the Grand World of the Republic of China!

Q: When does a person reach the peak of their intelligence?

A: Senior year of high school! You know the principles of celestial motion above, organic and inorganic reactions below, ellipses and hyperbolas in front, hybrid biospheres behind. You can solve sequences and recite the Core Socialist Values!

One more question: Correct! Then if a high school senior transmigrated to China over a hundred years ago, how many days could she survive in that old society that devoured people?

The chosen one selected to transmigrate, high school senior Jin Zheng: (smiles) (raises middle finger) (spits)

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One second, she was looking forward to eating watermelon, enjoying the air conditioning, and spending three hundred sleepless nights battling it out on her phone and computer once the hellish college entrance exams were over.

The next, she was in the Republican era, where there were no college entrance exams, but also no phones, no computers, no Wi-Fi, nothing at all...

Since she was here, she might as well make the best of it. She'd transmigrated, so she would just carry on with the life of the original owner.

But then she took a look at the original owner's life story:

Zhou Jinzheng, the most prominent heiress of the Republican era, China's first female diplomat, graceful and beautiful, brilliant, with a legendary marriage, a smooth political career, fame overseas, and a long life...

Jin Zheng: What? Me? A bookworm who hasn't even graduated high school?

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[Romance skit]

Since she'd transmigrated, Jin Zheng knew she was destined to have a legendary marriage.

But looking at the charming yet dangerous man before her, she suddenly had the faintest doubts about the words "legendary marriage."

...They made that up, right?

2023.12.5

The first book in the "High School Senior Transmigrates" series

Theme: Knowledge is a person's greatest wealth.