Defying Her Rebellious Streak

The Shu family has produced generations of scholars whose students are spread throughout the world.

Shu Kou's grandfather is a retired academician, her grandmother is an elementary school Chinese teacher, her mother teaches high school math, and her father is a university physics professor.

But she's beautiful and a total rebel, one of the coolest girls at No. 8 High School. Her grades have been terrible since childhood. She has none of the scholarly air expected of her, and often teams up with the boys in her class to defy their teachers. Her unconventional ways give the elders in her family endless headaches.

During the New Year holiday, one of her grandfather's favorite students comes to visit. When she doesn't greet him and just keeps her head down playing on her phone, he agrees to set aside time to tutor her and make sure she finishes her winter-break homework.

Ever since, whenever she thinks of that winter, Shu Kou is filled with fear of being at Yao Huaisan's mercy.

Yao Huaisan is ruthless. When she watches a TV series, he spoils it. When she follows a celebrity, he digs up their scandals. When she plays video games, he challenges her to a one-on-one match and crushes her until she despairs. Most importantly, he has won the martial arts championship three times in a row, and every time she tries to ambush him, he turns the tables on her.

Later, she gets into her dream university. On the street, she runs into Yao Huaisan, who is hanging out privately with his friends. Her heart jolts, and she hurriedly calls him "Teacher."

His friends start teasing them. Yao Huaisan's deep, flirtatious eyes shimmer, and he ignores their ribbing as he smiles at her. "Why call me Teacher? Call me Big Brother."

Half a year later, Shu Kou's father, Professor Shu, begins a partnership with Yao Huaisan's family's corporation. In the spirit of academic integrity, he personally goes to Yao Huaisan's home to explain the details they need to keep in mind.

When the door opens, Shu Kou appears in front of him wearing a brightly colored spaghetti-strap dress, her long, pale legs bare, holding a chubby Garfield cat.

Yao Huaisan follows her out, saying, "You didn't even check who it was before opening the door."

Professor Shu is stunned. "You two..."

Of course, they're together.

Other completed novels of the same type: Secretly Keeping a Little Pearl and Moonlight in the Abyss.

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[Composed, Gentlemanly, Wealthy Daddy x Anxious, Twisted, Lin Daiyu-Style Parasitic Flower]

[Size Difference | Marriage First, Love Later]

Blurb:

Chi Yuning's marriage to Wen Shiqian stems from her jealousy of her two female cousins, along with a little admiration for him.

It was only because the older generation said, "Both your sisters married well," that she rushed into marriage shortly after starting work, and married Wen Shiqian after someone introduced them.

Wen Shiqian is the decision-maker of the prominent Wen family in the capital, a man as refined and bright as the moon. His years in the military have made him even steadier and more composed. Not only does he wield great power in his family corporation, he is also a visiting professor at a century-old prestigious university. At an age when he should start a family, he presumably needs a gentle, virtuous wife to bear his children, so he chose Chi Yuning, a preschool teacher.

She has three secrets she has never told Wen Shiqian.

First, she has a dark past of being forced to model for revealing photographs.

Second, after spending a day and a night in the icy river water, her periods became irregular, and her chances of conceiving are slim.

Third, she has an ex-boyfriend who is decent to strangers but vicious to those close to him. Even after her marriage, he continues to harass her. She isn't the blank slate he thinks she is.

Put bluntly, she deceived him into marrying her.

These dark, base thoughts make her feel inexplicably guilty whenever she faces Wen Shiqian.

On the day the truth comes to light, she expects Wen Shiqian to be angry. Instead, he comforts her: "You were wrong, yes, but your mistake was thinking so little of yourself."

Whenever someone sneers, "What kind of people are getting married these days?" her eyes shine brightly, and she answers in her heart: People like me.

Theme: Study hard to make something of yourself. When it comes to striving, you can only rely on yourself.