Reborn as a rich second-generation heir, he is dreaming of a life of ease and comfort for the rest of his days.

But who knew that he would be assigned to a college that was about to go bankrupt!

The school is dilapidated, lacks facilities, and has no students!

He was on the verge of bankruptcy and would have to return to the life of a beast of burden from his previous life.

But suddenly, the worst school system was awakened.

You can earn money based on the number of negative reviews your school receives.

Without saying a word, Wei Hua vigorously promoted his school.

Two hundred thousand per semester, classrooms are dilapidated, dormitories are like cowsheds, canteens are exorbitantly expensive, and the surrounding area is desolate wilderness.

The teachers are either young graduates or old professors who were fired from other schools and are just coasting along.

He thought this would make his school infamous.

Then you'll be able to make a fortune.

But things never went as Wei Hua had hoped.

"Brother, actually I lied to you. I didn't go that day when they called for help because I went to my piano lesson." — World-renowned pianist

"If it weren't for the principal's personal recommendation, I'd probably still be a sycophant. Of course, it's not that being a sycophant is bad, it's just that the universe feels much more expansive to me." — Chief Engineer of the China National Space Administration

A sprinter who broke the world record, a football team that won the World Cup, a physics department that developed its own nuclear bomb, a computer science department that founded the world's largest internet company...

Seeing themselves on the sanctions list, their students were sought after by various companies after graduation.

Wei Hua was dumbfounded.

No, I'm just from a lousy third-tier university.

How did it become a world-renowned university?

It's normal for them to publish a lot of Nature articles to market their movies, right?

In order to earn some initial capital, it's quite normal to persuade the Koreans to continue investing in room-temperature superconductivity, right?

It's perfectly normal for them to mine asteroids so they can get to Mars before Musk, right?

Outsiders: What exactly is normal?

Chen Yuanguang: If you could go to the future, you would also find this to be normal.

But why is this future starting to look so strange?

At the end of summer, during a lunch break, I swapped bodies with a stranger from a parallel universe. My name is Zuo Yu, a senior high school student enjoying the typical high school life of going out five days and returning eleven, living a colorful youth amidst the stark contrast of exam papers. The person I swapped bodies with is Yukino Yukinoshita, a freshman high school student living a typical high school life, her presence absent from the vibrant high school world. Originally from parallel universes, leading parallel lives that would never intersect, our bodies were swapped, bringing us together.