Ch. 1This Problem Is So Hard, I Can't Do It!
Key Plot Points and Events
- Chen Guiliang wakes up in his high school exam room in the year 2003, having been reborn.
- He finds himself unable to answer the math questions due to his lack of recent knowledge.
- He leaves the exam midway, feigning illness, and explores the school campus.
- He discovers his old books and magazines, deciding to sell them to afford better meals.
Character Developments
- Chen Guiliang: Initially anxious about his inability to answer the exam questions, he later accepts his situation and decides to make the most of his rebirth by selling his old books and magazines to improve his diet.
Significant Themes
- Rebirth and Second Chances: Chen Guiliang's unexpected return to his high school days allows him to reflect on his past and consider how to make better choices this time around.
- Growth and Self-Improvement: Chen Guiliang's decision to sell his old books and magazines to afford better meals indicates his desire to improve his physical health and, by extension, his overall well-being.
Character Interactions
- Chen Guiliang interacts with his high school political science teacher, Gao Zhan, who is invigilating the exam. Their interaction is brief and tense, with Gao Zhan reprimanding Chen Guiliang for not focusing on the exam.
- Chen Guiliang also briefly interacts with some of his classmates, such as the class monitor Gong and the top liberal arts student Wu Meng, though these interactions are not detailed.