Growing up, I have always been what everyone calls "other people's kids." +Besides being smart, sensible, and having good grades, I know that my greatest advantage is my beauty. I am used to pretending to be humble and well-behaved when surrounded by people praising me, + but I secretly laugh at their boredom. All the teachers in the school like me, maybe because I am smart, beautiful and have good grades, or maybe because my father is a famous teacher, but I don't care, + what does it matter, I naturally feel that I am worthy of being liked by everyone, and enjoy this feeling of being liked. + There were a few pretty girls in school at that time, but their grades were far worse than mine. Maybe it was true that pretty girls didn't like to study. In fact, I didn't like to study either. But my tutoring was strict, so I could only be lazy behind my back. In addition, I inherited my parents' smart genes, so I could learn many things instantly. Before I entered school, I already had 600 or 700 poems. Because of my father, I started reading very early, and I was always the youngest student in the grade. I know very well that everything I own brings me happiness, but I am not satisfied with this happiness. + Unknowingly, I have an extremely twisted and contradictory soul.