My name is Ling Yun. My parents died when I was young. I was adopted by my father's best friend Su Jiuxuan and became the third child of the Su family. The eldest sister Su Liuli is the president of the Tianhai Middle School Student Union, and her grades are firmly in the top five in her grade; the second sister Ye Qingge is a social genius, and occasionally reaches the top ranks. And I have always been ranked among the bottom fifty. My only advantage is my status as "the younger brother of the student council president."
As a top school, Tianhai Middle School is directly affiliated with Tianhai University. Its students are either rich, noble or talented. I relied on preferential policies to get into school, but my true colors were revealed because the curriculum was far superior to that of ordinary schools: the three years of junior high school covered the contents of junior high school and high school, and the senior high school directly taught university knowledge. This kind of rhythm of "the first grade students learn from the second grade students, and the second grade students from high school students learn from the first grade students" is difficult for non-geniuses to resist.
I tried hard, but the gap was like a chasm. The eldest sister handles student union affairs with ease, the second sister has connections all over the campus, but I am struggling to cope with even basic courses. In this elite-gathering environment, my existence seems to be a travesty—but perhaps, this is also a label that I must tear apart.
