- Male protagonist: Lin Chen, a scumbag in the second year of high school, with a mean personality and a bit of a "slutty" personality. He has excellent complaining skills and his biggest dream is to "see all the beauties in the world without getting beaten up." I was electrocuted while helping my grandfather who was picking up rags to repair an old color TV, and I awakened my "all things clairvoyant eye". In the early stage, I could only see through textbooks and clothes (and I couldn't help but glance at girls). Later, I could see through jade and antiques, and I could even vaguely "read" a girl's "little emotions" (such as "She seems to think I'm a bit handsome" and "She's thinking about how to beat me"). On the surface, he looks carefree, but in fact he has a bottom line: he will never really offend a girl, and will jump out to protect those around him as soon as he encounters trouble. He is a typical "slutty student" with a "sleazy mouth" and a kind heart.
- Core highlights: Combining "daily comedy on campus + cool articles in the entertainment industry + clairvoyance powers + cuteness and ambiguity", the male protagonist relies on clairvoyance to fight back from being a scumbag in school, but he always causes embarrassing things due to his "uncontrollable clairvoyance" (such as watching the school beauty being caught, and watching the top actress's wig fall off). (Lack of teasing); uses his bitchy personality and "cheating" ability to slap in the face and pretend to be cool, and has hilarious and blushing interactions with school belles, top actresses and other characters.
- Style tone: With "funny and nonsensical" as the background, the campus part focuses on classroom activities, the male protagonist being caught "peeping", and quarreling with his classmates; the entertainment part focuses on the feeling of "a layman beating an expert", interspersed with the funny plot of the male protagonist using clairvoyance to resolve the crisis, and being hotly searched for because of his "cheeky mouth". The overall rhythm is brisk, in line with the reading experience of "brainless fun + sweet pet comedy".