Ma Ya was very busy in the first six months after entering the university. When the student union recruited new students, she randomly submitted a resume and was inexplicably accepted. When the counselor selected class cadres, she just pointed a finger and she became the league secretary.
Therefore, in addition to eating, sleeping and going to class every day, she spends the rest of her time either in meetings or on the way to meetings, typing on the computer or sorting out materials. Half a year later, except for the boys he met in the department and class, Maiya was basically isolated from men, let alone falling in love.
Many friends around her were complaining to her about problems in relationships, which caused her to have a shadow of love before she even officially started a relationship. So when her friends discuss relationship issues with her, she always replies, "What's so good about falling in love? It's hard and tiring, and it's annoying to have to second-guess yourself every day. And you always have to let the other person affect your mood. It's terrible."
And she suddenly entered her sophomore year in a blink of an eye. Just when she thought she might be single and spend the four years of college in a daze, she fell in love at first sight.