A certain country bumpkin was proudly practicing her signature. "Yize, my signature is so hard to write. It has so many strokes!"
"You should change your name to Jiang-Jing-Yu. That would be easier to write." Xia Yize replied without looking up from his book.
"No way! My name comes from the poem 'Huai Sha' in Qu Yuan's Nine Chapters. 'With jade in my arms and fine jade in my grasp, I know not where to turn in my poverty.' My parents said Jinyu means beautiful jade and precious stone. It's such a cultured name. I'm not changing it."
"Hmph. I don't see anything precious about you. I think it has too many strokes, too. It's as messy as you are."
"You..." The country bumpkin poked at her notebook, looking aggrieved.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
