At the age of eighteen, Wen Shuran entered a prestigious school with the highest score in the city and an admission letter in hand.
Before that, she was an obedient and sensible daughter in the eyes of her parents, a good student in the eyes of her teachers, and an impeccable good girl in the eyes of others.
Her meekness, forbearance, flattery and restraint have been engraved in her life for more than ten years.
But there is no standard answer in the ivory tower. Underneath the glory lies interpersonal pull, involution calculations, native bondage and self-internal friction.
When obedience could not be exchanged for kindness, and being sensible became a weakness, she finally faced everyone's expectations and declared softly but firmly:
Get lost, the good girl in your heart.
After four years of college, she tore up the labels, broke free from the shackles, and boldly fell in love! No longer live in the eyes of others, from a cowardly small-town academic to a person who is sharp-edged and dares to love and reject.
