She was sixteen, scored a perfect mark on the college entrance exams, and then disappeared.
Everyone thought she was just an underachieving girl from a poor family.
Until they found her diary.
Hidden in its pages were scientific breakthroughs that would set the entire academic world scrambling, the life-saving kindness stolen from her, the vile schemes of those “relatives,” and countless nights when she hid alone in a rented room, crying as she wrote care notes for her grandmother.
By the time anyone uncovered the truth, she had already been trafficked to northern Myanmar.
That year, under the banner of “finding a genius,” Huaxia unsheathed its sword without hesitation.
Her name was Li Xiao.
Short but nice and cool!
A short story that is mindless but enjoyable
Do you understand the value of being number one in the country, and being number one in poverty? Isn't this a good brain for the future? Whoever dares to touch such a person is not seeking death? The author really doesn't understand the power of the country. The country loves peace, but there are some things that cannot be touched. People who are poorest are the eyes of the country.
In a novel like yours, once a male protagonist appears, it will be a poisonous point. Book it with seven stars first [Chigua]
Is it better to not have a male lead?