Be Good, Stop Making Her Fall for You

Most people probably admired someone like Hsiao Ming during their youth—tall and thin, academically gifted, loved playing basketball, and was well-liked. Saying it was just "like" might not be accurate; it was more like "admiration."

So even top students feel lost about the future! I always thought top students were all confident and in control. But if even top students feel lost, is there any hope for us average students?

What is unrequited love? It's liking someone while simultaneously thinking they're a perfect match for another girl. Like Su Ying seeing Jiang Yi naturally hand water to Xiao Ming, while she herself lacked even the courage to take a step forward, her inner disappointment was self-evident.

Parents all over the world are really the same. If you don't work hard, they'll nag you every day for not being ambitious enough. If you start preparing to study like a student who's burning the midnight oil, they're always afraid you'll take it too seriously.

Could the boy sitting in front of Su Ying have a crush on her? Otherwise, why would he specifically come to ask Su Ying, who isn't very good at physics, when he's so close to the physics representative? And his reaction was so arrogant; he's probably the proud type.

Seeing the message, "Your PE teacher is sick next period, so I'll be filling in," immediately reminded me of the substitute teachers in my class. They're always vying for class time, while the PE teacher watches them with a knowing smile. It's easy to imagine that the teachers I'll be mentioning next will also be these same ones.

So, doesn't every guy have a close, bromance-loving buddy like Song Mubai? But between friends, it's all about who can out-insult whom. I have a feeling this guy will definitely be a huge wingman in the future.

From the chapters I've followed, it's been subtly sweet so far. When are they going to openly shower us with romantic moments? But please, don't torture me later on! Of course, as a mature and understanding reader, I'll find sweetness even in the heartbreak.

I can reasonably and firmly suspect that the female lead is actually the author herself. The writing is too realistic, perfectly expressing the psychology of an ordinary girl.

Hmm, it seems Xiao Ming is starting to develop feelings for Su Ying. Otherwise, why would he actively approach her and try to start conversations with her? I really love watching these innocent love stories between young people.