My name is Leo Wallace, a PhD student in history, and I'm $137,542.89 in debt. In the darkest moment of my life, I lost my job because I criticized a tech giant called "Omni" online, and they "optimized" my employment. I thought my life was going to be a classic Chinese comedy, until an intruder popped into my head. He said his name was Franklin Roosevelt—yes, the one on the 10-cent coin. "Kid, stop criticizing online, it's useless." "Want to mess with them? I'll teach you." "Our first step is to become mayor." And so, I, a keyboard warrior who couldn't even find a job, embarked on a magical path to running for president under his guidance. Wait, Mr. President, are you sure this Second Bill of Rights... isn't really going to...

He traveled through a game world set in a magical remake of World War I, becoming a hapless imprisoned man in London. Luckily, he knew the plot well and possessed a cheat code that allowed him to replicate other people's abilities. Since fate had already condemned him to a life sentence, he decided to set the mountain on fire. "Miss Witch, how can you govern a country with these insects?" "Madam, you don't want your general husband to discover you're a spy for the Six Nations, do you?" "Go ahead, Princess, what are you hesitating about? Failure is treason, success is revolution!" "You ask what's on board? Nothing, just a few thousand guns... Arms smuggling? Don't slander me! I'm clearly supporting a just cause!" ... and so on. By establishing a secret organization, operating an underground industry, weaving a spy network, and collecting hardcore...

In Class 1-A of Tokyo Advanced Nurturing High School, there was a student who became the talk of the school from the very first day. He was effortlessly cool, even doing his cleaning duties, eating lunch, and standing as punishment in the hallway. Every move he made exuded—Cool! Cooler! Coolest! This student, who embodied coolness and elegance to the extreme, was named—Sakamoto. He casually pushed up his glasses: "I am Sakamoto. What brings you here?"

From childhood to adulthood, Zhuang Ziang has always been the so-called child of other people's families. He was a three-good student every year and ranked first in exams. However, because his parents divorced and his father remarried, he became unloved by his parents.

At the age of eighteen, Zhuang Ziang was diagnosed with a terminal illness and was given only three months to live.

In the last three months, Zhuang Ziang decided to release his inner rebelliousness and wildness and be his true self.

When he climbed over the wall to skip school, he met a girl named Su Yudie. In the last journey of his life, a beam of light shone in.

Years later, when Nabokov was lecturing on Russian literature in the United States, he proceeded in this way.

In the pitch-black room, he first turned on a corner lamp and declared, "Pushkin is the first shining light of Russian literature."

He then flicked on a central lamp and declared, "This is Gogol." He then turned

on another lamp and declared, "This is Chekhov."

Then, striding to the window, he forcefully ripped open the curtains, letting in the bright sunlight, and exclaimed, "This is Tolstoy!"

After calming down for a moment, a student raised their hand and asked, "Professor, what about the sky outside?"

"You know it without me telling you." Nabokov opened the window and gazed at the boundless sky:

"The source of the modern world! Both spiritually and physically!"

The immortal Mikhail Romanovich Raskolnikov! "

Simplified version: Back to the winter of 1843 in Russia, Mikhail gradually became a Russian literary giant and even the spiritual leader of the entire European continent.

This book is also known as: "The Years I Diagnosed Diseases in Russia", "You Don't Even Dare to Diagnose Diseases? Then You Are Not a Literary Giant!"

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