Lin Xiao, a sophomore science student in high school, accidentally entered a novel about a female protagonist.
Here women are respected and men are subordinate. She is an uneducated and dandy eldest daughter, and there is a silent and beautiful young man named Shen Ci.
Everyone was waiting to see her laugh.
As a result, in the monthly exam, she scored full marks in math, her strategy was amazing, and her solution to a physics problem shocked the entire academy.
The general's daughter Shen Zhao regarded her as a fierce rival, and the female doctor from the Imperial College chased her and asked "where did this formula come from?"
Lin Xiao adjusted his non-existent glasses: the laws of physics are the highest laws in this world.
She thought it was a cool script that used science knowledge to reduce dimensionality and attack, while also teasing a beautiful boy.
Until late one night, she discovered that Shen Ci was peeking at her notes - the private notes that recorded all her doubts about the world.
And the way he looked at her was definitely not the way a waiter should look.
What sent shivers down her spine even more was that the last page of the book "Equality of Rights" that took her through time read:
"He's not who you think he is."
She had calculated everything in the world, but she couldn't figure out who the young man beside her pillow was.
