Chapter 1: Rebirth in America
America, California, Los Angeles, UCLA Medical Center. This is a top-ranked hospital in the United States, with a very high level of medical care.
In the single room, a young man slowly woke up. After his vision blurred, his pupils slowly focused.
He frowned and looked around, immediately realizing he was in a hospital, seemingly lying on a bed, with a woman accompanying him. However, it was late at night, and the woman was asleep.
"Ouch!"
Before he could figure out what was happening, the young man suddenly felt a sharp pain in the back of his head. Immediately, countless memories and images flooded his brain like a tide.
After a brief moment of pain, the young man touched the bandage on his head and exclaimed, "Holy shit! I've transmigrated!"
The transmigrator came from the 21st century and was an assistant director for a film crew. The director was his third uncle, and as long as he finished this film, he would be able to direct independently for the next one.
After work that day, he had a wild feast with his film crew friends, but before he could even begin his directing career, he inexplicably collapsed at the dinner table.
When he woke up, he had successfully transmigrated, taking over the body of the unfortunate person in this hospital.
The unfortunate person whose body was taken over was Eric Cooper, a tall and handsome white young man, 22 years old this year. He had just graduated from UCLA last week, so he was considered a high-achiever.
Perhaps some might question how a student from a branch campus could be called a high-achiever, which might seem ridiculous, but this is a common misconception.
Just as different universities excel in different majors, USC is best known for its film arts program, while UCLA is best known for subjects like economics and finance.
Many Nobel and Fields Prize winners have come from here, and this school also has the title of one of the Public Ivies. Any school associated with the term "Ivy" has an undeniable status in the education world.
In addition to his excellent appearance and academic ability, Eric Cooper's family background was also good.
Although not from a wealthy family, his father was quite capable and currently works at MGM.
That's right, it's the MGM film company with the roaring lion head, and Eric Cooper's father, Harry Cooper, is the current CEO of MGM.
Afterward, it was a discussion between the patient and doctors. Eric strongly demanded to be discharged, while Doctor Charles recommended staying for observation.
Finally, they decided that a week of observation was impossible; three days was the limit. The Cooper couple loved their son, but they also respected the doctor's advice and could only compromise.
Eric inadvertently glanced at a calendar on the nurses' station, which clearly read May 20, 2002.
Suddenly, a lightning bolt flashed through his mind.
"2002, MGM, John Woo, windtalkers, Holy shit! (Terrified face)"