The world of film and television begins with university lecturers

Volume One: *Mr. Right*, *Ode to Joy*, *Golden Years*, *Nothing But Thirty*, *Go Where the Wind Blows*. Han Tao unexpectedly transmigrates to a film and television world, becoming a full-time lecturer at Jiang Nansun's university. His story begins with Jiang Lai dragging him to a hotel in a bar, and he wakes up the next day to find himself tipped, thus activating a system that allows him to enjoy the hustle and bustle of the city. Before transmigrating, he was a top-tier career planning expert in a first-tier city for 15 years, regularly giving lectures and live streams, dedicated to breaking down educational information barriers and ensuring ordinary children have equal access to reliable educational and employment resources. After transmigrating, the original Han Tao's lectures were rote and did not meet the standards, consistently ranking last in the entire college, teetering on the brink of elimination. Another unsatisfactory evaluation would result in being relegated to a support role and facing early retirement. The pressure of surviving in Shanghai was immense. Reluctantly, he had to abandon the original's teaching methods and learn from Zhang Xuefeng, a teacher from his previous life, guiding students with a pragmatic, data-driven approach to career choices, breaking down barriers, and rebuilding his character. Volume Two: "Love in the Innocent Years," "The Alleyway Family," "The Protagonist," "Northward Journey," and "The Story of Roses" are pending; readers are encouraged to discuss their interest. Han Tao transmigrates again, opening his eyes to find himself as a wounded educated youth returning to the city from the Production and Construction Corps. He joins the security department of a cotton mill, becoming a role model for the entire factory, and encounters heroines like Fei Ni, experiencing the emotions of an innocent era. Volume Three: "The Birth of All Things," "White Deer Plain," "Red Sorghum," "The Story of a Noble Family," and "The Young Marshal" are pending; synopses have word limits. Please read the full text…