The world of film and television begins with Zhou Bingkun in the human world.

Zhou Bingkun lay on the earthen kang (heated brick bed), which was warm, even slightly hot. Surprisingly, lying on it in the dead of winter felt quite comfortable.

"Bingkun!"

Zhou Bingyi, who was standing next to him, suddenly spoke up.

"Um!"

"Bingkun, Dad will be going to support the Third Front soon. I'm going to the army too. You'll be in charge of taking care of the house from now on. I brought some books from Zhou Rong and my classmates to our house. Please hide them well and read more books when you have free time—" Zhou Bingyi lay down next to Zhou Bingkun and whispered his instructions.

"You should leave the books to Zhou Rong. You and she both love learning and reading. It's better than leaving them to me," Zhou Bingkun said casually.

"...I feel more at ease leaving this matter to you," Zhou Bingyi continued.

After hearing Zhou Bingyi's words, Zhou Bingkun vaguely felt that something was not quite right.

Logically speaking, Zhou Rong and Zhou Bingyi were both good students and loved reading, sharing a common interest. They often chatted about various books, unlike Zhou Bingkun, with whom they had absolutely nothing in common.

As for books, even if Zhou Bingyi wanted to entrust them, he should have entrusted them to Zhou Rong, who shared the same interests, but instead he entrusted them to Zhou Bingkun.

Knowing that Zhou Rong would run away to the mountains of Guizhou, Zhou Bingkun immediately realized that Zhou Bingyi most likely knew about Zhou Rong's escape plan, and might even know that she wanted to go to the mountains of Guizhou to find that old man, Feng Huacheng. But Zhou Bingyi, as the elder brother, didn't stop her, and even helped her hide it?

Zhou Bingkun wanted to question Zhou Bingyi, but after thinking about it, he ultimately didn't speak.

After all, Zhou Bingkun will write a letter of denunciation against Feng Huacheng. If he talks too much now, it may arouse Zhou Bingyi's suspicion. If Zhou Bingyi leaks the information to Zhou Rong, Zhou Rong may cause a scene with him.

Zhou Bingkun didn't want to make things too complicated.

Zhou Bingkun drifted off to sleep, and he didn't know whether he slept comfortably or uncomfortably.

I didn't wake up in the middle of the night and slept soundly until dawn; that must have been a comfortable sleep.

But strangely enough, Zhou Bingkun felt like he slept very soundly all night, but in reality, he was in a half-asleep, half-awake state all night, which felt very awkward.

Even when he woke up in the morning, Zhou Bingkun's mind was still a bit foggy.

"Bingkun, put these books away carefully, so no one finds them..." Zhou Bingyi brought over a stack of books and placed them in front of Zhou Bingkun.

Many of these books are even foreign works, and quite a few of them are about love and romance. In later times, this wouldn't be a big deal, but in this era, they would definitely be banned books. If they were discovered, not only would the books be confiscated and burned, but the person might also be arrested and imprisoned for a period of time.

Looking at these books, Zhou Bingkun had absolutely no desire to say anything.

If he didn't know that Zhou Bingyi was Zhou Bingkun's older brother, he would have suspected that Zhou Bingyi was plotting against Zhou Bingkun.

"And these books, put them away too. Read more books when you have free time..." Zhou Rong said, carrying a stack of books to Zhou Bingkun.

"..." Zhou Bingkun remained silent, realizing that the two siblings were exactly the same.

Zhou Bingyi and Zhou Rong made arrangements on their own, completely disregarding Zhou Bingkun's thoughts.

Zhou Zhigang ignored the behavior of Zhou Bingyi and his sister, letting it run its course. He even thought Zhou Bingkun's reaction was too dull and that entrusting the books to Zhou Bingkun for safekeeping was a complete waste.

Zhou Bingkun just rolled his eyes inwardly at this.

After breakfast.

Zhou Zhigang went back to work. Even though he had decided to go to support the Third Front soon, he still had to continue working for now.

Zhou Bingyi and Zhou Rong also left, saying they were going to visit a classmate, leaving only Li Suhua and Zhou Bingkun at home.

Zhou Bingkun, taking advantage of Li Suhua's inattention, quietly slipped into Zhou Rong's room. He carefully searched through her room and found a stack of letters. These letters were mostly sent from the mountains of Guizhou, and they were letters written by Feng Huacheng to Zhou Rong.

Zhou Bingkun opened a letter and took a look. He got goosebumps. The letter was full of love and romance. In fact, to Zhou Bingkun, a person from a later era, it was a series of particularly corny love letters.

Occasionally, a love poem would be included in one of the letters, but these were just doggerel and nothing respectable.

That makes sense, though. If Feng Huacheng had written exceptionally good poems, at least one or two of his verses would have been passed down to later generations. But there aren't any; not a single one.

Of course, it's also possible that this world is a fictional world similar to an alternate history, and that Feng Huacheng doesn't actually exist in the real world.

However, in Zhou Bingkun's opinion, Feng Huacheng, though called a poet, was actually only so-so in terms of skill.

Because if Feng Huacheng really had the ability and strength, his and Zhou Rong's life wouldn't have been as difficult as it was in the original story.

A talented poet or writer can easily settle down in a place like Beijing and be allocated housing. Unlike the original story, where they couldn't make a living in Beijing and had to return to Northeast China to make a living.

Zhou Bingkun wrote down the address Feng Huacheng left on the letter, and then quickly wrote a letter of complaint.

The allegations are nothing more than seducing young girls and toying with their feelings.

After all, when Zhou Rong first met Feng Huacheng, she was only a thirteen or fourteen-year-old girl.

After writing the letter, Zhou Bingkun hurriedly left and mailed the report.

Next, we just have to wait for Feng Huacheng to be punished.

Zhou Bingkun even maliciously hoped that Feng Huacheng could be executed, so that the matter would be truly resolved!

To be honest, Feng Huacheng and Zhou Bingkun had no conflict or hatred, but who made Feng Huacheng so infatuated with Zhou Rong that it led to all sorts of bad consequences.

It can be said that at least half of Zhou Bingkun's suffering in the original work was caused by Zhou Rong, and more than 70% of the suffering that Zhou Rong brought to Zhou Bingkun was due to Feng Huacheng.

Getting rid of Feng Huacheng is practically equivalent to solving the problem at its source.

After Zhou Bingkun stuffed the letter of complaint into the mailbox, he breathed a long sigh of relief, feeling the pressure on him decrease dramatically.

"I hope everything goes as planned," Zhou Bingkun muttered to himself, looking at his mailbox.