Du Ziteng's parents divorced when he was six. At seven, he met his dad's new girlfriend. At eight, he got a stepmother. At nine, his dad forbade him from seeing his biological mother ever again.
Afraid of his violent father, Du Ziteng didn't see his mother once between the ages of ten and fifteen.
His grandfather died when he was sixteen, leaving the family in financial trouble. His mother died when he was eighteen, and Du Ziteng didn't even get to see her body before she died.
By the age of eighteen, Du Ziteng had lost all hope because of everything he'd been through. He threw his head back and yelled, "If life is a game, let me delete my save and start over!" And then he really did start over...
His goal... Well, of course he wants to make up for all the regrets from his past. But before that, he forgot that the biggest challenge would be... Who the hell wants to take the college entrance exam all over again?!
Top student! I can only count on you! Help me get through this!
Liu Qi: I'm not letting you copy my homework until you make up for the three tooth marks you left on my arm.
Du Ziteng: You're so petty! (angry)
Liu Qi: What a compliment. (shrugs)
A few warning notes:
1. Liu Qi is based on a real person _(:з"∠)_. He was my genius desk mate in middle school. Since my IQ was pathetic by comparison, all I could do for revenge was bite his arm. By the way, I borrowed his name directly... He probably... won't find out, right? OTZ
2. Some of the stories are based on real life too, la la la. Any resemblance is purely coincidental~
3. Daily updates depend on my mood (comments)!
4. The cover is by A Shang. Their covers make me melt every time~
5. One-on-one romance, Liu Qi x Du Ziteng, with Du Ziteng as the uke _(:з"∠)_
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This was the first time I read this article in around 2016, and now I have returned from a literary drought to find some of my previously treasured articles. When I read it for the first time, I thought this article was really great. It seems to be better than most articles now. It's just that I have some doubts about what these chapters say about Zi Teng being inexplicably implicated because of the insurance policy, and that he even subjectively felt that he should bear the responsibility. Li Jun is responsible for keeping the insurance policy, and there is no doubt that she bears responsibility. First of all, this matter is left to her, it is her responsibility. Under normal circumstances, after collection, if it cannot be handed over to a higher-level person due to objective reasons. Then she would at least take the freshness sheet home and keep it properly. But she didn't. For some reason, she put such an "important" thing on Zi Teng's desk, and she didn't say anything like "Zi Teng, I'll leave it to you" to transfer the responsibility. In this case, Zi Teng should bear the responsibility in terms of attacking, receiving, and even Li Jun and his own concepts. When the teacher came, he didn't immediately find the person directly responsible for this matter but instead found Du Ziteng. This was ridiculous. When reading the article, I found that Teacher Tao in the article is an extremely utilitarian person, and I really want to share my own high school life with you. My high school classmate was a recent college graduate, and she was very out-of-the-box. Unlike the teacher's attitude towards students in the article, she will not determine her attitude towards students based on the quality of her studies. But I still don't like her, why? Because instead, her attitude toward students is determined by personal relationships. Some people may be trying to bully me. Isn't this normal? But it's really annoying. For example, the college entrance examination is coming tomorrow, and our class has to spend a lot of time practicing dance. Coming from a poor family, I really couldn't bear to have someone stand in my way like this on the road to study. After reading the article for so long, I have seen many readers who want a lively class leader. Let me tell you, if this is the case, you will definitely regret it. Our class teaches Chinese, and apart from taking exams, we haven't taught a single composition at all in one semester—for three whole years! Can you imagine? I finally saved one article in the middle of the semester, but I will never talk about it. There are all kinds of different classes. Do you know what the classes mean? It means that we have to spend a week to learn the same knowledge. We can tolerate it in junior high school and elementary school, but now we really can't tolerate it! (Lesson = rating = promotion = salary = bonus) And you want to praise her, find out more about Rainbow Fart! In short, the teacher Tao in the article can only be said to have low emotional intelligence, while the teacher I mentioned has high emotional intelligence. But all the same, salary. Don't be too harsh on the profession of teacher. We all evolved from apes, and the only difference may be different species. But all the same! It's much better to have someone who can teach you practical things than someone who coaxes you to teach you imitation goods! At least you don't have to go out to make up for various supplements, such as online classes, one-to-one classes, large classes, etc., Which is great!
This article is my favorite article, and I have liked it for three to five years! It has remained unchanged, and I feel that no other article can surpass it. I was still motivated by reading this article during the college entrance examination.
What the hell are the four years of junior high school?!
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Nice! Looking forward to the new article~
So irresponsible. . . .
It's over…? ⊙▽⊙
Let me go. Is this the end? It feels so sudden
Congratulations on the completion!! I didn't force anything in the high school chapter, but Liu Qi's big words about wanting to be together forever were hard to imagine (looking at the sky)
Alas, is it over?! So fast?!