On the first day of his first year of high school, Nan Zhu heard a voice in his head.
[Hello! I'm the “Wonderful Life System.” You can call me Sis Tong if you like.]
Sis Tong said she could unlock traits. By interacting with certain people or completing certain tasks, he could earn all kinds of bonuses: he could sleep in class without being called on, get two more multiple-choice questions right by guessing, or get an extra spoonful of meat from the lunch lady. They were all useful little perks for everyday life.
Nan Zhu asked her why she'd picked him.
[It's fate! Why does there have to be a reason?]
He figured he was just unlucky.
In middle school, Nan Zhu had been nicknamed “Saint,” because he'd done something stupid in his third year: he'd given a love letter to the girl everyone at school agreed was a “goddess,” and she'd rejected him.
Once the news spread, his friends gave him the nickname: if a guy who got rejected after confessing to a goddess isn't a saint, then what is he?
He'd thought changing schools would let him put the whole thing behind him, but after hearing his embarrassing story, Sis Tong laughed for quite a while.
[Your high school sounds like it should be pretty interesting. I'm kind of looking forward to it.]
Nan Zhu had a bad feeling, but Sis Tong didn't explain further. She only left him with one line:
[Humanity's loser, welcome to high school.]
I felt deeply after reading this novel. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and the pull between the characters is very interesting. Some of the plots are delicate and moving, and it is easy to integrate into the story. The plot is very thoughtful and the writing is smooth and natural. The only drawback is that the foreshadowing of a few plots is a bit thin, and the rhythm could be fine-tuned. Overall, the author's intentions can be seen, and I look forward to more exciting content in the future.
Worth tasting!!!!!
I have so much imagination here
The plot is smooth and very interesting.
A very good novel, worth recommending