Midlife Comeback System in Elementary School?

Chen Qiu has been reborn into the new millennium, but there is a major catch—he is only starting the first grade of elementary school when the "Midlife Comeback System" suddenly activates. The system issues bizarre corporate-style tasks meant for a disgruntled salaryman: Task One demands that he talk back to and defy his oppressive boss to show that working stiffs aren't to be messed with. Task Two tells him to help the troubled female colleague sitting next to him and build a good relationship. Task Three instructs him to teach a jealous male colleague a harsh lesson about who is really in charge. The only problem? Chen Qiu has no office, no job, and no colleagues. His reality consists entirely of a strict homeroom teacher, a shy little girl sitting beside him as a desk mate, and a chubby classmate who teases him for playing with girls. When the homeroom teacher calls on him to answer a question and Chen Qiu casually replies, "It's too simple, I don't want to answer," he suddenly hears the prompt: Chen Qiu is left speechless as he realizes the horrifying truth—his boss is his teacher, his female colleague is his desk mate, and his male colleague is the chubby kid from class. As the system continues to issue escalating corporate directives, such as entering an industry singing competition to boost the company's reputation and become the office heartthrob, Chen Qiu finds himself forced to tackle elementary school life with adult ambition. Next week brings the primary and middle school student singing competition, and the teacher makes it clear that failing to win means he need not bother coming back. Standing before the challenge, Chen Qiu wonders whether he should perform "Little Bee" or stick to Jay Chou. Thus begins a humorous daily tale of campus life, genius intellect, cultural plundering, and retro nostalgia as a life winner's journey kicks off right in the first grade.