I'm Actually a Low-Profile Protagonist with Depth

Su Mo, born in the 1990s, lost his mother to a difficult childbirth on the day he was born. After that, his father sank into despair and drink.

When he was three, as he watched ants in a corner, he met Ye Ye, a little girl with two tiny braided pigtails who called him “Brother Momo” in a sweet, childish voice.

Ye Ye left when he was six, after they promised to “be friends for life.” They wouldn't see each other again for ten years.

At fourteen, he skipped grades to take the high school entrance exam, deliberately holding back his score because he just wanted to “keep a low profile.”

At seventeen, his father passed away too.

Alone, he shouldered his schoolbag and left a small town on the northwestern frontier for Yuncheng in the south.

In a university café, a girl in a school uniform walked in and asked him, “Could you teach me how to solve this problem?”

This is a story about loss, companionship, and slowly growing up.