Be Good, the Campus Bully Bends Down to Beg for Comfort

[Cold on the outside, restless within, an easily appeased puppy-like school bully × gentle on the outside, strong-willed within, a clear-eyed student who excels in some subjects and struggles in others] [School life and coming of age + pure love + mutual affection + a touch of ensemble cast] On her first day after transferring schools, Sang Wei crashes into the school bully. He's handsome, comes from a good family, and has a wild streak. He's never short of admirers. Sang Wei wants nothing to do with him. She has a clear goal: get into a good university close to home. She's a top student in the science track, but a score of 99 in math has her at her wit's end... What's even more frustrating is The harder she tries to avoid him, the more she keeps running into Lu Qian by sheer coincidence. Later, she happens to catch a glimpse of him in a certain moment, and he seems like a completely different person from the boy in the back of the classroom who couldn't care less about anything. Is this side of Lu Qian... even more attractive? She hurriedly looks away, inwardly scolding herself: Sang Wei, what are you doing?! Yet a faint blush creeps up to her ears. What she doesn't know is What seems “accidental” to her is a “major anomaly” that Lu Qian's friends all silently agree on! Jin Zi'ang: “Holy crap! Brother Qian actually cares what brand of chocolate a girl likes?!” Old Li: “He beats the hell out of anyone who spreads rumors.” He Yufan (with a bitter smile): “For her, you can even fall out with a brother you've had for more than a decade... Ah Qian, you've fallen hard.” A hedgehog turns its spines toward the world, but leaves its softest belly for you. Lu Qian: “I'll show you my flaws. And my good side... will you take a look at that too?” Sang Wei: “Saving someone isn't about changing them. It's about accepting every bit of their light and darkness.” Many years later, on a calm, cloudless day, they look back on those years: exams, close friends, and the people they loved...