In the alley covered with loofah vines in City A, Ruan Yu's daily life KPIs are: avoid the cowpeas pushed by Grandma Zhang, catch the homework books thrown by Grandma, and - don't bump into strange people when buying salt in the supermarket.
Until one day, something unexpected happened while buying a bag of salt in the supermarket, and a hero came to save "Mei".
The opponent was Sui Zhi, a legendary figure in No. 3 Middle School: a frequent visitor to the first column of the report card, a non-staff member of the smoking area at the school gate, who could scold gangsters until they cried, and could answer all the answers to the physics paper.
Ruan Yu stared at the wind-blown hair on the back of his neck and fell into deep thought: When this man beat gangsters, his fists were louder than the supermarket proprietress's abacus, but his smile was like the old locust tree at the entrance of the alley, half basking in the sun and half hiding in shadow.
Later, he discovered that his life KPIs had quietly increased: Can you see through Sui Zhi today?
(Answer: No. But you can pick up the cross necklace he dropped, and listen to him say when negotiating with the gangster, "If you keep arguing, I will tie you to the old locust tree and hang it as a loofah.")
This is a story about how the bluestone road will shine, the salt bags will pull strings, and the locust flowers will smell fragrant. In fact, it is a bit shy.
