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Giving Up 996, I Chose to Stay at School as the Strongest Librarian
Giving Up 996, I Chose to Stay at School as the Strongest Librarian Plot:
Lin Chuan, a modern 996 office worker, died from overwork and unexpectedly traveled back to his 22nd year—on his college graduation day, standing at the crossroads between a big tech company offer and a librarian position at his alma mater. He decisively gave up the 996 grind and took the library key. But this old library holds a massive secret: every ancient book grants him unique abilities—reading *The Art of War* turns him into a business genius instantly, flipping through *A-B Classic of Acupuncture and Moxibustion* lets him heal even fatal wounds, and even *Go Manual* allows him to predict people's thoughts! While his former classmates who mocked him for “being worthless” are still staying up late revising proposals, Lin Chuan has already used the library's “cheat code” to take down workplace villains, win the favor of the campus belle (his junior), and uncover the century-old “civilization inheritance” mystery that the library has guarded…
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