Lin Xiaoyang's life can be summarized in four words: Just live.
Ranked third from the bottom in the class, the teacher didn't call on him, his classmates ignored him, and his mother stopped scolding him because he was tired of scolding. He stood on the rooftop railing, feeling that it didn't matter if he was missing from the world.
A cow-cat rushed over and pushed him away. The cat fell.
When Lin Xiaoyang woke up, he found that he was still alive. But there was an extra voice in my head:
"Lend me your body."
The cat didn't die, it took up residence in his body.
Since then, Lin Xiaoyang's style of painting has changed - answering questions in class ended with "meow", stealing a whole plate of braised fish in the cafeteria during lunch break, and being chased half the playground by the dean. Everyone thought he was crazy.
Only he knows that there is a divine teammate living in his body.
The cat used the method of "getting C's on all multiple-choice questions" to help him improve his score, used the cat's intuition to complete the victory in the basketball game, and used the campus stray cat information network to find out each teacher's question-setting routine. The grade soared from the third from the bottom to the second from the bottom. The head teacher cried and my mother laughed.
What's even more outrageous is that the new transfer student Shen Yiming - the number one in the school, the one who always gets perfect marks - blocked him on the rooftop, and his first words were: "There is a cat living in your body, too, right?"
The two cats looked at each other.
It turns out that this is not a counterattack by one person, but the cooperation of two cats.
Three months later, Lin Xiaoyang was second and Shen Yiming was first. The myth of "a scumbag's counterattack" spread wildly throughout the school. Only the two cats knew that this was just an ordinary collaboration between them.
