Hello everyone, I’m Li Hua. That’s right, the very same Li Hua you know from all those English exam prompts.

However, things are different now. I’ve arrived in a country obsessed with teenagers saving the world—a place filled with curses, superpowers, and a staggering 3,650 days in a single year. Surprisingly, I fit right in. I have the ability to force students from every world to answer my questions, and I can select the most promising responses to manifest into reality.

So, I’d really appreciate it if you could answer my questions seriously instead of giving me nonsensical gibberish, alright?

Changing worlds hasn’t changed the fact that I’m still stuck as a high school student. While I’m not thrilled about it, finding someone here who reminds me of him isn’t so bad. Looking at the unserious person sitting next to me, I casually release an exam question:

“How do you deal with a peer who isn’t playing with a full deck?”

Top-rated answer: “If a child doesn’t listen, just beat them up. If once isn’t enough, do it twice; it’ll cure them eventually!”

Watching the “Strongest” character sitting nearby cool, arrogant, and domineering Li Hua chases him down and beats him until his head is covered in bumps.

“What do you do if a syndicate exploits child labor and prevents them from going to school?”

Top-rated answer: “A syndicate school is exactly what you need! If everyone’s education level is low, then night school is the answer for everyone!”

Suddenly, all the nighttime conflicts in Yokohama disappeared. Exam papers were distributed one after another; you only gain the right to nighttime activities once you score above ninety.

Li Hua is exhausted. Can’t he just be a normal high schooler?

World Consciousness: “What? But isn’t saving the world every middle schooler’s dream?”

Apologies, but he’s been a high schooler for far too long; he’s a steady, reliable adult now.

This mindset lasted until he returned to the world of Jujutsu.

Li Hua: “…Fine. If someone has to save the world, I suppose it might as well be me.”

The students at Jujutsu High look at this ordinary person, clearly tormented by years of excessive studying, and then watch as he goes on to slay gods and Buddhas alike, exclaiming, “Terrifying!”

Organizations lurking in the shadows assumed Li Hua was just a plain, unremarkable international exchange student, someone to be wary of only because of his country’s backing. They never expected that regardless of the problem, as long as he was involved, everything would be settled. For him, nothing in this world is impossible.

Having endured senior year countless times, trapped in the role of a high schooler with a fixed “Gaokao” exam every three years, he had long grown tired of such a dull, repetitive life. He finally found a place to enjoy a bit of comfort—how could he let such vile plotlines ruin his vacation?

The World Consciousness watched as this child, whom it had plucked from another world, stirred up a storm, using increasingly skilled abilities to unleash a “Fourth Calamity” upon this foreign reality.

There’s just one catch: it’s fine if the original story is messed up, but please, don’t you go crazy too!

In short, with the help of many, this journey was truly wonderful. Thank you all for your cooperation; I am with you always.

One-liner: Hello, I’m Li Hua. Please…

Theme: Wrestling with the world.

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