The Whole School Thinks We Are Mortal Enemies

[While revising the text, some chapters may be out of order, but they will all be revised within a month - 6.27] There are two legends about Yi Gao in downtown Jiangcheng. One is Chi Ye, the top student in the top class. He often submits exam papers in advance but consistently ranks first in his grade every time, easily beating the second place by a long way. One is You Ming, who is a master of tricks. He makes jokes but has no academic skills. He only gets a few cents from his papers. He makes trouble but has his own tricks. He is a troubled boy in the eyes of teachers. During the entrance exam for the senior year of high school, two people who were supposed to have nothing in common were assigned to the same class, and were arranged by the class teacher to sit at the same table. On the first day, the two people who disliked each other had a fight; In the first week, the two of them got bored, so they opened the table and drew a line; In the first month, the two shook hands and made peace, establishing a friendly relationship through the basketball game. One day during afternoon self-study, You Ming hesitantly wrote down a formula on a piece of paper and quietly handed it to the stern-faced young man next to him. In his palm, which was so nervous that it was wet, the young man looked at the two functions with a rare soft expression. "You don't know how long I've been waiting for your words." Seven years after the breakup, Chi Ye, a surgeon, returned to China. When he met You Ming again at the negotiation table, the latter looked like a business elite in suits and ties, but he still said the same words as before with red eyes. "... You don't know how long I've been waiting for you." - Chi Ye x You Ming A sullen and venomous academic bully x a fool becomes a rich second-generation school bully Avoidant careerists and secure guide lovers --- * From campus to city, reunited *Silly, sweet, rich and handsome fell in love with the poor boy of Phoenix Man *Bland daily group portraits in campuses and hospitals Intention: If you keep it in mind, there will be a response.