To Be Thrown Out of the House? I'm Just an Unemployment Planner

Lin Yan, a 25-year-old liberal arts student and game planner, had just suffered a project cut in half and company layoffs, and fell into a deep sleep amid the anxiety of unemployment. When he opened his eyes again, he actually traveled to a different world similar to medieval Europe and possessed Erich, the tenth son of Baron Waldstein. As the youngest son of a baron, Erich was born to his first wife, but due to the rules of primogeniture, he was destined to be kicked out of the territory at the age of 15 to find his own way, either as a low-level soldier or as a tenant farmer. Fortunately, he has been practicing swordsmanship with the family knight Karen since he was a child, and has a solid foundation in swordsmanship. Seeing that Erich was about to turn 12 years old, Karen found a chance for him: take the entrance exam for the Royal Military Academy in six months. But this school not only tests swordsmanship and physical fitness, but also requires magic qualifications - this is Erich's fatal shortcoming. In order to find a way out, the baron and his wife decided to advance his separation fee and hire a magic teacher to give him unexpected tutoring. With the logical thinking of modern planning and the obsession to make a comeback in desperate situations, Lin Yan (Erich) started the half-year countdown. He needs to rely on his analytical skills to dismantle the exam rules, use strategies to make up for his shortcomings in magic, and break through the dual polishing of swordsmanship and magic. On one side are the cruel survival rules of aristocratic heirs, and on the other side are the fantasy and unknowns of a strange world. Can this unemployed planner "plan" life in a different world into a counterattack script?