At the end of my first year of high school, I transferred from the science track to the humanities track.
It wasn't because my grades were bad. I ranked second in my year in geography, among the top thirty in history, and my math wasn't weak either. Physics and chemistry were simply too much to keep up with.
I thought I was already unlucky enough, then something suddenly appeared in my mind.
[Personality Simulator].
It could show how much everyone liked me and analyze their personality types.
The System said: In the humanities track, you can make use of 86% of your strengths. Make good use of them.
But I'm a pretty lazy person.
I had no plans to take advantage of anyone or become some kind of “puppet master.”
At most, since my English was terrible, I could ask the top student in my year to tutor me, right?
And maybe come first in my class in math, and second in my year in geography.
And maybe...
Get that ice queen to look my way a few more times.
I think this book is good. It was written very quickly. I think the people in the author's writings don't have much soul. Overall, it's good. So when will I talk to Gu Nianzhi (too few people have read this book)
Light, a bit like prose
Good books, light campus