Being a Passerby in Campus Literature

Tang Jin accidentally slipped into a campus article on the day she entered high school. Although it was just a background, she quickly made many friends and became a favorite among passers-by. As the male and female protagonist's classmates, but the intersection line between passers-by and the protagonist is 0, Tang Jin occasionally eats melon and watches a movie with her classmates, which is a great pleasure. On the other hand, after traveling through such an outrageous thing, a peaceful campus life is so rare. One day, a new neighbor moved into the yard next to hers. The neighbor's child was a boy about the same age as her. He was beautiful, sunny and full of youthful spirit. This was Tang Jin's first impression of him. Tang Jin was elated, and on the basis of the first-come-first-served basis, when she was going to say hello in a friendly manner, she didn't know that the other party's handsome eyebrows were furrowed, and her tone was extremely bad and annoying, "Go away, ugly girl." Wen Jin: My brain is so crazy that I feel like God is blessing me with a boyfriend! Isn't this the male protagonist of a campus novel again? The highlight of this article: The male protagonist has an ex