Xu An'an once said that there was a generation gap between top students and struggling students, a gap as wide as the Grand Canyon in Colorado.
Yan Wanning didn't believe her.
That was until she saw Xu An'an and Lin Chen, a top student from the Planet of the Brainiacs, enthusiastically discussing chemistry problems. The way they talked about iron ions and double hydrolysis seemed no different from gossiping about an exposed scandal involving a C-list actress.
Top students and ordinary people usually don't even live on the same planet.
Later, when she heard about Xue Ke, the prince from another planet whom the whole school practically worshipped, Yan Wanning realized that Xu An'an was nothing special. Compared with His Highness Xue, her own modest achievements were still hundreds of Lin Chens behind.
Yan Wanning pondered: talking to Lin Chen was already hard enough. Could she even have a friendly conversation with Xue Ke? The answer was rather discouraging.
But Xu An'an was right. She was unlikely to ever cross paths with a top student. And even if she did, it would probably be while the top student gave an academic talk in the auditorium and she volunteered to clean up downstairs.
That is, until the top student's car pulled up outside Yan Wanning's dorm. The man stepped out and said, "So it's you." Then he added, "Your clothes are still in my trunk."
Only then did she feel a little dizzy.
1. This is a sweet romance.
2. The author is as slow as a tortoise, updates on no fixed schedule, and is in and out in a flash.
This article is in need of correction. If it successfully breaks through 50,000 words, it will be a successful escape.
Doge~fill me with water hahaha