Turning into a Girl Doesn't Seem so Bad

Marriage ChangePure LoveCampusDaily Because of a strange ancient jade pendant, Lin Xiao, an 18-year-old boy, turned into a girl overnight. Her parents also gave her a new name for this reason. And a new identity, a new school. She thought she would have to keep this ridiculous secret alone for the rest of her life. Until I met Chen Mo. The monitor recognized by the whole school as the most perfect, rigorous, outstanding, and unattainable. When she was embarrassed in gym class, he would calmly hand her his coat to cover her up. He would naturally tilt the umbrella to her side when the rain suddenly fell. He would patiently help her with math problems that were bothering her, and the sound of the pen tip scratching the paper was like a gentle rhythm. "Chen Mo, why are you so nice to me?" "Because you are a new classmate, and taking care of the new classmate is what I should do as the monitor." He answered matter-of-factly, but the tips of his ears turned slightly red. She thought the disguise was perfect, but she didn't know that he had already noticed it, those boys' habits that he accidentally revealed, his overly professional comments on basketball games, and his face that instantly turned pale when he heard the name of an old friend. "Sometimes, disappearing doesn't necessarily mean that you don't want to contact someone," he said softly under an umbrella in the rain. "It may just mean that you need a new start."