(This novel is still ongoing...)
Yu Xi returns to China to get revenge. For certain reasons, she transfers to Baley Private High School, where her older sister teaches, and joins KO One.
On her very first day, she impersonates KO4 and insists on explaining: "Don't get the wrong idea, everyone. KO4 actually means 'the deadly little Yu.' It's just their accents. We need to get everyone saying it right!"
Yu Xi is busy uniting factions, getting revenge and beating up enemies, training her sister, and forcing her classmates to study hard. She never imagined life could be this interesting...
Ding Xiaoyu: You're KO4? Then should I leave?
Yu Xi: Don't go...
Ding Xiaoyu presses his lips together, his bright eyes brimming with amusement.
Yu Xi, looking serious: I like you. Be my boyfriend.
Ding Xiaoyu, stubborn version: ...No. (Inner thoughts: If you can say you like someone so easily, it probably doesn't mean that much.)
Yu Xi, indulgent version: Fine, we're friends.
Ding Xiaoyu, looking melancholy: Just friends?
Yu Xi: What's wrong now, young lady???
[No transmigration, no System. The heroine is the protagonist, so she's incredibly strong. The hero is more of an accessory. My imagination runs wild, and this lacks the redemptive quality of fanfiction. If that bothers you, I'm begging you not to let it bother you (○` 3′○)]
Revision note: This is the last change. Xiaoyu might turn into the weather. I'm feeling a little like I've given up, and want to kill off everyone until only the protagonist is left. At least that would bring things full circle...
My only goal: to overcome the huge challenge of not knowing how to write romance.
This is the second article I have read by the teacher. I trust the teacher's writing style very much. His imagination is so great that it is more exciting than the original story. The writing style is very good and immersive, with moments of laughter and tears, and the tragic story is told in a very relaxed tone. Although the details have not been revealed yet, the story behind Yu Xi must be extremely tragic. I was very interested in the story from the very beginning. I liked both the wording and the rhythm of the story. It was very tense and attractive. I followed it from another extra chapter, haha, because the teacher's works are all very strong female protagonists. I like this kind of female protagonists who are smart and powerful. Their strength surpasses most of the original characters. This is the first time I have seen the plot of the threat to the golden pen guest and the sword ghost. It is so good. She is worthy of being the future leader of the golden time and space alliance. Moreover, the emotional tug-of-war between Xiao Yu and Yu Xi is also well written. It's hard not to love this kind of female-centered love, which handles the little boy so hard. Hehe, I have to say, teacher, your relationship writing seems to be better than in the previous books. Hahaha, please give me a few more bites of candy! My little wish is to see if Xiaoyu can grow up. I feel that he is still a bit weak now, and his worldview is not on the same level as Yu Xi. Xiaoyu and sister Tian Xin should work hard. Then let us forget about Ding Xiaoyu in the second half of the original drama. The first half is what Ding Xiaoyu should be like! In short, I will not give up waiting for your update teacher! But don't be too stressed, haha. Just update your posts when you're happy. I'm afraid it'll be counterproductive if I push him. Hehe~
I watched Class 2 first and then started watching Class 1. As a result, the emotional drama of Class 1 was a mess and I didn't finish it (everyone has their own faults)🤦. The heroine Yu Xi has a high level of martial arts, is rational and calm, and has always been the one in charge in relationships👍. I really admire her relationship with Tian Xintian Hongguang and hope to see the three of them reunited. The teacher wrote very well