Luo Keyu, the youngest daughter of the Luo family, has an older brother and an older sister. Her grandfather served as admiral of the navy of seven provinces, and her grandmother came from a prominent family in the south of the Yangtze River. His father is a famous linguist, his mother is a famous writer, his sister is a doctor of medicine, and his brother is a mathematics professor. Having a good name, Luo Keyu seemed a bit ordinary under the shining aura of his family. So, this is probably a story about watching the party during the Republic of China. The provisional government promulgated a new academic system, and Luo Fuzhou Zhou Wei and his wife, together with their friends in academia, decided to take advantage of the trend and establish the first girls' middle school, which was strongly criticized by the feudal forces in society. In order to support the establishment of the girls' middle school with actions, the couple decided: Ke Yu would be the principal, Ke Yu would study in the girls' middle school, and set an example starting from our family. So Keyu entered a girls' middle school. Luo's father was invited to serve as the dean of the department at Beijing University, and he complained for several days that the cafeteria was too unpalatable. Ms. Zhou resolutely decided to form a "wives' cafeteria" with several professors' wives, so Yulai could help. Luo Keyu: Mom, I'm still renting a house. Luo Keyu: Although I'm ordinary, I can't bear to be surrounded by extraordinary people, so I'll just be a spectator. The background is the fictional Republic of China, and the characters have prototypes, but most of them will be adjusted due to timeline requirements, making it an easy-to-heal daily story. Important: The author will have his own views on some special phenomena that existed in the Republic of China. I hope you will read it happily with the mentality of seeking common ground while reserving differences.