Campus Life Full of Daily Knife-Wielding Surprises

High school student Lu Zhou is the undisputed “top-tier star of the obliviousness world.” He thinks the love letters his desk mate passes him three times are homework, yet somehow ends up pursued by three eccentric girls, one of whom is the haughty young lady Gu Pan, who even comes with her own butler!

To claim “exclusive rights” to him, Miss Gu goes to ridiculous lengths: she gives him a diamond-studded mini cleaver as a “welcome gift”; sends her butler to block the school gate, only for him to stop the discipline director by mistake; sees Lu Zhou accepting cookies from Lin Weiwei and immediately parks her family’s dessert truck outside the classroom, shouting, “There are no razor blades in my cookies. Eat mine!”; and even when the equipment room gets locked, she has to butt in with, “You can borrow my villa for some ‘alone time.’ It’s way more comfortable than this dump.”

And what does Lu Zhou make of all this? He thinks the diamond-studded cleaver is just “a strange accessory for a young lady,” the dessert truck is “a treat for the class,” and even Miss Gu glaring at everyone with her hands on her hips as a “love-rivalry warning” is just “her being grumpy because she didn’t get dessert today.”

The whole school is watching the show: the yanderes compete to give him “dangerous surprises,” and the young lady keeps stirring things up for laughs. Only the dense male lead is still happily doing practice problems. In this campus survival game of “yanderes plus a young lady,” there are more laughs than cleavers!