Rebirth of the Republic of China: Bao Guowei's Wanton Life

In 2025, contemporary migrant worker Bao Guowei died unexpectedly and traveled through the body of Bao Guowei, a middle school student from the Republic of China with the same name. When he opened his eyes, in front of him was Lao Bao, who was worrying about tuition fees. There were test papers full of red crosses lying on the desk, and the cold wind of the 24th year of the Republic of China was howling outside the window. With modern knowledge and understanding of that period of history, Bao Guowei made waves in provincial middle schools: he used calculus to beat the math test questions of the Republic of China, used modern fighting to shock the dandies, and showed off his basketball skills to win the admiration of beauties. When he submitted the novel "The Sentimental Swordsman", what flowed from the tip of the pen was not only ink, but also the game between a time traveler and the times. However, the road to counterattack is far more complicated than the formula: the wooing of the reactionaries, the assassination of the puppet army, the invitation from the Left-wing Poetry League, and the increasingly approaching cloud of war in the history textbooks. In this era when intellectuals are hesitating about salvation and enlightenment, Bao Guowei gradually discovers that a real counterattack must not only escape Bao Guowei's fate, but also earn a ray of light for this gloomy era. When modern thinking collides with the reality of the Republic of China, and when academic excellence encounters class barriers, watch how Bao Guowei rewrites the tragic script of "Bao and Sons" with a pen, lighting up an eternal light of rationality in the folds of history.