The Film and Television World Starts with a University Lecturer

Volume One: A Good Man, Ode to Joy, Golden Years, Nothing But Thirty, Meet Yourself.

Han Tao unexpectedly transmigrates into the world of television dramas and becomes a full-time lecturer at the university attended by Jiang Nansun. From the start, Jiang Lai drags him from a bar to a hotel, and the next morning he wakes up to find someone has tipped him. This activates his System, letting him revel in the city's splendors.

Before transmigrating, he was a renowned career and education-planning expert who had spent 15 years working in a top-tier Chinese city. He regularly gave talks and livestreamed, striving to break down barriers to educational information and help ordinary children access reliable resources for further education and employment on equal terms.

In his new life, his predecessor had taught straight from the textbook and ranked last in the entire faculty in student evaluations for several consecutive terms. He was on the brink of elimination: one more unsatisfactory evaluation would send him to an administrative job and early retirement. The pressure of surviving in Shanghai was immense.

With no other choice, he abandoned his predecessor's teaching style and learned from Zhang Xuefeng's approach, guiding students with practical, data-driven career advice. He would break down barriers and restore the spirit of the profession.

Volume Two: Love in the Innocent Years, A Lifelong Journey, The Protagonist, Northward, The Tale of Rose. Titles to be decided; readers are welcome to discuss whether they'd like to see these stories.

Han Tao transmigrates once more. When he opens his eyes, he has become an educated youth returning to the city from a production and construction corps after being injured. He joins the security department at a cotton mill, becomes a model employee for the whole factory, and encounters heroines including Fei Ni, experiencing the romances of a more innocent era.

Volume Three: Born to Be Alive, White Deer Plain, Red Sorghum, The Story of a Noble Family, Young Marshal. Titles to be decided. The synopsis has a word limit, so feel free to head over to the main story for more...