Two transfer students came to class F when they were repeating their studies, Xie Shi'an, the heir to a wealthy family from a big city, and Lin Zhixia, a spirited girl with blond hair.
Lin Zhixia patted her chest: "Boy, I will protect you from now on."
Xie Shi'an: "Shabi."
Xie Shian didn't like Class F. There was no normal person in this class, either a spirited girl or a spirited boy.
I don't like Lin Zhixia even more. Lin Zhixia seemed to be born for Class F and quickly integrated into Class F, making him look very weird when he was out of place.
He was sure that he hated Lin Zhixia, and that hatred grew day by day, and then one day it overflowed and became an unspeakable affection.
He hates Lin Zhixia, hates that she is like the sun, shining on everyone in the class, including him.
He hates Lin Zhixia, hates that she gets everyone's love so easily and makes his love disappear among the crowd.
He really hates Lin Zhixia, he...
He likes Lin Zhixia so much that he goes crazy.
Reader comments
The subject matter deserves a good review. The stereotype of spiritual guys and spiritual girls really needs to be changed. Not all spiritual guys and spiritual girls are cancers of society. Many of them are really forced to do so. There are many spiritual children around who others look down on. They don't even understand why I like to talk to them. They are friends, but they are really nice and cute, sincere and affectionate. Some of them may have bad grades and don't like studying but they know what is right and what is not to be done. Some of them have been out of society at a young age due to family reasons. The so-called spirit is just a way of always protecting themselves. When opening a store in a small county town, I have come into contact with all kinds of people, including well-dressed and human-like people who talk a lot of swear words, old people who are kind and friendly but sarcastic, older brothers who are arrogant but polite, and children who have colorful hair but are affectionate and polite.
The subject matter deserves a good review. The stereotype of spiritual guys and spiritual girls really needs to be changed. Not all spiritual guys and spiritual girls are cancers of society. Many of them are really forced to do so. There are many spiritual children around who others look down on. They don't even understand why I like to talk to them. They are friends, but they are really nice and cute, sincere and affectionate. Some of them may have bad grades and don't like studying but they know what is right and what is not to be done. Some of them have been out of society at a young age due to family reasons. The so-called spirit is just a way of always protecting themselves. When opening a store in a small county town, I have come into contact with all kinds of people, including well-dressed and human-like people who talk a lot of swear words, old people who are kind and friendly but sarcastic, older brothers who are arrogant but polite, and children who have colorful hair but are affectionate and polite.
It's actually okay, but the heroine is too weird