Liu Hongmin, a determined young man from a modest background, finds himself inexplicably transported back to 1978.

Armed with knowledge of future events and a passion for literature, he seizes the opportunity to pursue his dream of attending Peking University.

To support himself financially, he begins writing novels based on the television dramas he remembers from the future.

His first work, Young Justice Bao, is intended as a lighthearted endeavor to earn some extra income. However, the novel's unexpected success propels him into the literary spotlight.

In his junior year, Liu writes The Grand Judge of Song Dynasty, a historical fiction that captivates readers with its intricate plot and compelling characters.

The novel's acclaim cements Liu's status as a prominent writer, and he becomes a household name in literary circles.

As Liu navigates the complexities of fame and creativity, he finds himself entangled in the evolving dynamics of the literary world.

His works, characterized by their rich storytelling and nuanced characters, resonate with readers and critics alike. Liu's journey is a testament to the transformative power of literature and the enduring impact of storytelling.

[Educated Youth] + [Chess] = Short Story "???"

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Jiang Xian travels back to the most brilliant literary year of 1978 and awakens the "Inspiration Synthesis System."

By synthesizing inspirations, he can create literary works.

With fate seemingly serving him, he steps into the literary circle and gains fame with his first work!

From then on, the literary world has an unavoidable and eternal presence. He mingles with literary giants who haven't passed away, standing shoulder to shoulder with the stars he once admired in his youth.

He becomes a top-tier figure, a father among fathers. In the pretentious elegance, he plays the game of vulgarity with all his might.

Love is love, hate is hate, money is money.

He is the mainstream of the era, and his works are the spiritual benchmarks.

Decades pass.

Time Magazine features him on the cover: "His appearance dims the brilliance of all 70s and 80s writers."

When he woke up, technician Li Yan became a steam boiler operator in 1970.

Faced with an era when families were penniless and coal and passion were burning together, others were thinking about how to shout slogans, but Li Yan was only thinking about how to make the boiler burn more vigorously and make life with his wife and children more comfortable.

Others see him as a big, rough guy sweating profusely, but he is actually the most leisurely "invisible boss" in the maintenance depot.

Using Newtonian mechanics to heat boilers? Coal consumption dropped by 30%, a feat the experienced boiler owner called a miracle.

· Make a home heater out of scrap parts? Keep your whole family warm during the coldest days of winter.

Giving a locomotive a "physical examination"? Fault hazards are easily identified, and safety production champions are easily awarded.

The trains that crisscrossed the country formed his information network, and the diverse passengers formed his personal connections. He offered guidance to returning educated youth, provided timely assistance to struggling experts, and with a glass of wine and a few prophecies, he paved a leisurely and stable path for himself amidst the whirlwind of the times.

When the spring breeze of reform blew, everyone was surprised to find that this train driver who always smiled had already stood at the top of the wave.

This is a leisurely daily life under the roar of steam, and also a legend of an ordinary person gently embracing an era with knowledge.

Su Wenchen traveled back to the 1960s and unexpectedly discovered that he could see the faceplates of any animal he had fed!

The breeding, evolution, and raising of animals were all easy in his eyes.

In this era of food and clothing shortages, he not only led his members to eat enough, but also to eat well!

Large-scale breeding farms such as chicken farms, pig farms, and cattle farms have sprung up, and Pingcun Brigade has also transformed from an unknown ordinary brigade into a famous wealthy brigade.

In this way, Su Chen started from a brigade chicken farm and rose step by step, opening a livestock industry legend from the East!

My uncle is the director of the FBI!

What?

You ask who I am?

Um, my last name is Hoover.

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In the early summer of 1960, a profiler was reborn as a rebellious young man.

He decided to bring a little technological shock to the criminals of that time.

Li Ziteng accidentally traveled to the Anti-Eagle War period in 1951.

At first, because of his unknown identity, he was assigned to a remote bullet arsenal that was about to be closed. Li Ziteng said he was not panicked at all. He had nothing and started from scratch. Copper-coated steel bullets, 107 rocket launchers, rifles, cannons, missiles, penicillin, hybrid rice, etc., embarked on the road of steel torrent.

Li Ziteng's famous sayings, everyone here...

In the 1920s and 1930s, Shanghai was the largest city in the Far East, a paradise for adventurers, a ten-mile foreign venue for social gatherings, the Pearl of the Orient, and paradise on earth!

He traveled through time and became the second son of the Ye family in Shanghai, who returned from studying abroad. From the moment he stepped onto Shiliupu Pier, Ye Luo quietly started his journey to become a wealthy businessman.

When a person is lucky enough to return to the 1928 New York Mets, is that a good thing or a bad thing?

Matthew Ludwig didn’t want to find the answer to that question, leaving only “a time that really is a time of love and hate” that reverberates in the snow.