Gorgeous, shrewd, and wicked older woman × sweet, rational, and dignified younger woman
A story about an imbalance of power.
Chi Chi considers herself a lucky survivor, making her way through life in the cracks. She has endured all the hardships of her era: three years of online classes, the nightmare of graduate school entrance exams, and the cutthroat competition of fighting for a place at university. Yet she also stumbled upon the greatest stroke of luck in her life: meeting her advisor, Zhang Chi. Under Zhang Chi's wing, graduate school became a closely guarded greenhouse, and Chi Chi was spoiled into a pretty girl who only had to study and didn't need to know how to act like an adult. Then one day, for the sake of so-called harmony within the research group, Chi Chi volunteered to take an internship off campus. Zhang Chi hated to let her go, but chose an internship placement for her beloved student, certain that her most obedient student would get along just fine. Chi Chi thought this was just another ordinary act of being sweet and sensible, unaware that fate had already planted its deepest trap outside the gates of that internship school.
The woman named Yang Weiran stood in the shadows, smiling as she waited for this overindulged little white rabbit to hop straight onto her plate.
This was a calamity God had in store for Chi Chi, prettily named: first love.
P.S. Although Yang Weiran is older, she has never been in a relationship. Instinctively, she doesn't dare to love and cannot love, so most of what she says is just empty talk, meant to cultivate an image of being popular and experienced. Her beliefs also lead her to remain chaste. Chi Chi has even less experience in this regard, and Yang Weiran is the first person she has ever fallen for.
Theme: The phrase
The final ending feels like it satisfies my obsession, it's so painful, Xiao Chichi😭
I think religious beliefs are made up, so I exclude c; if a, it feels difficult to find out later; so I choose b 🐶
Could it be that he refused because of his religion? 😳My friend confessed to someone last year and he responded in the same way. What a coincidence.
It's so funny that the probability of falling off the horse is reduced... Now I read this article simply to appreciate the diversity of human beings. 💔
Merry Christmas from the host! Come to catch up, haha
Are the admissions brochures and scholarship links internal resources? [I'm afraid], can't they be found on the school's official website?
Oh my god, I feel like Xiao Yang is the kind of person who seems to respect women but still enjoys the "privilege" that beauty brings her in a patriarchal society, and is a little bit sexually harassed by Xiao Chi [fear]. I don't think it's entirely Xiao Chi's fault that she can't figure out what Xiao Yang means. It's just that she has a too big filter for teachers. No one has told her that teachers are just a profession that has higher requirements for teaching ability, and moral character depends on the individual.
If this is really the author's real experience, I feel that the author is silly and sweet, and is a complimentary person. . It's not a matter of insensitivity, it's because I don't think the worst of people at all. . .
If I stop writing one day, I really won't be able to write anymore [heartbroken] Because when I was making the outline in the past two days, I felt that what Yang Weiran said was so disgusting (including this chapter) that I couldn't stand it myself, let alone the readers. Readers' lives matter
As soon as I said it was adapted from real experiences, I couldn't help but look for traces of "realness" in the article, but maybe the host is so good at writing. This interaction really made me hallucinate the interactions between many teachers and me when we were unfamiliar with each other. I would always observe their expressions when they talked to me, silently guessing what they thought of me, and wait until it is updated haha 🤩