Good Grades Mean You Can Do Whatever You Want

The academically brilliant, cocky, unstoppable top x the adorable, sweet, studious bottom whose family owns a tea plantation

Jiang Fan and Xu Mengjiang have met all kinds of people.

The sleazy senior who plagiarized papers: "Do you have proof? You think you can do anything to me just because you get good grades?"

The fame-hungry old academic: "Young comrade, the academic world isn't that simple. Studying hard alone won't help."

The idle director of academic affairs: "Funding? There's no funding. Papers? Papers are useless."

The troublemaking onlookers: "God Jiang, God Xu, are you really that impressive? Why do you all praise them like they're the greatest thing ever? Just because they're good at studying, they can do whatever they want?"

Later, when the sleazy senior was expelled, the old academic's reputation was ruined, and the director of academic affairs was transferred, they finally understood: being good at studying really can let you do whatever you want!

If you can't do whatever you want, it's because you haven't studied hard enough.*

Jiang Fan had just stayed up all night finishing a paper and decided to relax. Then he saw a friend request on WeChat. The profile picture showed a pretty woman standing in front of a tea plantation.

Jiang Fan immediately accepted the request and nicknamed the person "Tea Seller." He decided to use the poor little scammer to liven up his boring free time.

Sure enough, the very first day, the scammer started working the usual hustle.

Jiang Fan, whose predictions were never wrong, gave a piercing look.

Then, while chatting happily with his advisor's favorite junior and deciding to add him on WeChat so they could continue discussing academic matters, Jiang Fan was hit hard by the sight of a pretty woman's profile picture.

Jiang Fan: Is that your profile picture?

Junior: Yeah!

Jiang Fan: :-(…Damn...

Jiang Fan: Are you selling tea?

Xu Mengjiang: Huh? How many kilos do you want?

P.S. I'm guessing you all know the tea-seller scam. The scammer pretends their company has gone bankrupt or that they've returned home to visit their grandfather, puts on an innocent and kind persona, then manipulates an emotionally vulnerable victim into transferring money to buy tea, cheating them out of their money.

*This line comes from Gei Nin Tian Mogula.

Theme: Exploring the relationship between ideals and reality