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[Blurb]
In her second year of high school, Lin Mo transferred to the science track.
Her science grades weren't very good, but she was pretty, and her classmates didn't like her much. They often teased her for being a deadweight from the humanities track.
Then, during one math class, her classmates once again egged her on to go to the blackboard and solve the hardest problem.
Holding a piece of chalk, Lin Mo stared at the difficult question, unable to figure out how to solve it.
Suddenly, a slender hand reached out from behind her, took hold of her chalk, and wrote out the best solution, stroke by stroke.
"Little fairy," a deep voice murmured softly in her ear, amid the disbelieving gasps filling the classroom. "Didn't I tell you how to solve this one?"
"Were you spacing out again while I was explaining it, hmm?"
*
Everyone knew that Duan Chen, the top student in the science department and the most handsome guy at the school, never paid attention to girls. He was cool and handsome, and every girl at school dreamed of him.
At the start of their second year, a girl suddenly appeared in the empty seat beside Duan Chen.
Their classmates waited for the show to begin. Duan Chen hated being disturbed while he read, so the seat beside him had always been reserved for piles of books.
Duan Chen looked at the bewildered girl and calmly rested his hand on the backpack she was about to pick up and take away.
"Don't disturb me while I'm sleeping from now on."
Later,
A girl who had a crush on Duan Chen couldn't stand seeing Lin Mo follow him around every day, quietly pushing her bike as they headed home.
So she started a rumor in private: "Lin Mo is chasing Duan Chen."
When things got out of hand, their homeroom teacher called Duan Chen in for a talk.
Was Lin Mo really disturbing his studies?
Duan Chen thought it over, then gave a rather aggrieved smile.
"How come I didn't know she liked me..."
"She won't even let me ride home side by side with her..."
A cool, aloof big shot in public, gentle only to his wife in private [Male Lead]
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A dazed science-track struggler who's always slow to catch on when it comes to love [Female Lead]
Note:
- No romance or intimate scenes before the protagonists reach adulthood.
- One-on-one romance, happy ending. A sweet little story, as sweet as can be, with no angst at all. The male lead is a total doting husband who spoils the female lead without question. Whatever she says is right~
Theme: Work hard together and improve together
I really don't understand why there is no way out in liberal arts and why I have to become a teacher.
What kind of idiots are parents?
What a fool, why do we have such parents?
After watching the finale, I am glad that my parents have always respected my choices. I have gone through the college entrance examination. I am a liberal arts student, and I am also what society calls a failure in the college entrance examination. I studied at a junior college. My college entrance examination scores were higher than usual, but I could only study at a junior college. I always felt that I wasn't good at studying, or sometimes I thought maybe I didn't work hard enough. Deep down, I have low self-esteem, and having a junior college degree even makes me feel even more low-self-esteem. Everyone wants to climb up, and now I am working hard to achieve my goals. By saying so many nonsense, I want to tell everyone not to discriminate against people with majors, and not to look at us with prejudice. I have also seen some very hard-working people in school. They are working hard. Please don't deny it. Every time I see some people (just some people, I'm not talking about all people), they feel complacent and superior to others because they think they have a higher education than a college degree. Why do you think this way? All people are created equal, so why do you look down on others? Is this the quality that some people think is superior to others with high academic qualifications? If so, I'm sorry that I can't understand and agree with it. In the end, no matter what degree you have, I hope everyone can get the respect they deserve.
I'm also posting here, can I have a long comment? This is the first time I post my thoughts after reading. I bought subscriptions from two different accounts, and I also bought this one.
I read a total of four books about my wife. The first one I read was flirting without knowing it. I was attracted by the writing at first. I like to read some local literature about a top student x a bad student. At the beginning of the story, I thought it was a routine novel. With the help of the male protagonist, the heroine, a bad student, becomes a top student, and has a good harvest in love and studies. But later on, the heroine Lin Mo is a rival. The resistance to family oppression attracted me. I have never seen such oppressive parents in the dozens of campus novels I have read. At most, the male and female protagonists were discovered to be in early love, and they separated the male and female protagonists forcefully. After the college entrance examination, the male and female protagonists got together again. Lin Mo's mother was very controlling and wanted to control Lin Mo's life. Do his parents love Lin Mo? It may be love, or it may not be love. In the early stages of the story, very typical Chinese parents give their children just enough love, not enough for the children to grow up happily, and not enough for the children to abandon their parents. Sometimes they are happy, and sometimes they are broken. Such children often have low self-esteem deep down, and there is not enough love for the children to grow into confident, cheerful and uplifting people.
Lin Mo's parents forced her to study science, give up liberal arts, and find good teachers to teach her. However, they never wanted to solve the problem at the root. They forcefully asked her to give up liberal arts and give up the essay competition. The parents' intentions were good, but they also oppressed Lin Mo. They did not consider that Lin Mo was also a human being. I have my own thoughts. In Lin Mo's family, I even feel that I am dependent on others. Lin Mo has to please his parents in order to have a little breathing space. When I see Lin Mo go out to play and exchange messages with friends, I am happy. There is a little joy in the gloomy life. When I am wrongly accused of cheating, Lin Mo's parents didn't believe that the heroine had achieved such results through her own efforts. You were dissatisfied when her grades were poor, and you suspected cheating when her grades were good. Lin Mo, who was at the center of the storm, was even worse. His parents broke into the dormitory, insulted and violently threw things to pieces. This kind of insult was unacceptable. Not only physically but also psychologically, the eyes of outsiders were like a slap on Lin Mo's face. When I saw Lin Mo's father kneeling down, I just felt ridiculous. Do you love Lin Mo or don't want others to know that you have a daughter who was expelled from high school? Is it to protect your own face? Love your daughter? Then it is even more important to stand on Lin Mo's side and insist on not cheating. If there is no male protagonist, Lin Mo will be nailed to the pillar of shame for cheating, and no one will listen to her excuses. Maybe she will commit suicide by jumping off the building with shame, ending this suffocated life. Will her whole life be gloomy and miserable, or will there be a moment of joyful misery in her gloomy life?
After experiencing the cheating scandal and jumping off the building, the parents still did not repent, and even worsened. In the final story of Liu Cai, she was very pitiful, but she should not be used as a knife against the heroine. Father Lin became an accomplice because of his kindness, and he should not be forgiven. He did not come to relieve his wife, comfort his daughter, and be a bridge in the past ten years. As a husband, he failed, and as a father, he failed even more!
People who had an unfortunate childhood spent their whole life trying to heal their childhood. I can't remember exactly whether the heroine forgave her parents in the end, but it seems that she did. To be honest, I don't agree with that. As the murderer who almost killed me and the creator of his tragic childhood, after hearing you tell your tragic story, can I forgive you? If there is no male protagonist, I believe that the female protagonist really succeeded in committing suicide, and her parents are the murderers.
Regarding the male protagonist, the male protagonist stands beside the female protagonist and always trusts her. For Lin Mo, I think boys are her safe haven. During the cheating incident, the behavior of the male protagonist made me more convinced of this idea. When her parents trampled Lin Mo's face underground, it was the male protagonist who brought people from the Education Bureau to support the female protagonist.
When Lin Mo was on the verge of life and death, it was the male protagonist who pulled Lin Mo back to life.
When Lin Mo was oppressed by her parents and couldn't breathe anymore. After the cheating incident, Lin Mo really couldn't live anymore. When she was already homeless, it was the male protagonist's family who took in the female protagonist. If she got involved, it would be a mess. The male protagonist's family had already deeply understood the madness of Lin Liu and his wife, but Still participating without hesitation, not only to protect his son who likes girls, but also to pull Lin Liu and his wife out of the madness, give the child some peace of mind, and save a life. With such a pair of parents, no matter how well-behaved the child is, he will not be able to bear it and will die.
The male protagonist's parents never worried about whether their son would do something to a girl at home, giving him a high degree of trust.
For Lin Mo, the male protagonist is her sun, lighting up her darkness under the deep ditch.
Why is the last extra chapter based on the previous content? Is this too watery? I want to watch the daily extras... Disappointing
I like it so much. I want to see the extra story about Ruan Meng and Qin Zihan!
Why can't I watch the extra episode?
You lied to me that it was a sweet article?? But it made me burst into tears after reading it in the middle of the night? What a piece of shit!
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The Man Who Is Not Loved
The Day I Fell in Love with You
Heartbroken
Where Can I Find Such Affectionate Attack?
First Snow Falls on the Harbor
Those Years When I Picked up Water Bottles to Support You
Some Extra Stories About Gan Ku and Little Beauty
Disobedient Android
He Is so Soft
Sweet and Sour
Heard About Qingxia
I really don't understand why there is no way out in liberal arts and why I have to become a teacher.
What kind of idiots are parents?
What a fool, why do we have such parents?
After watching the finale, I am glad that my parents have always respected my choices. I have gone through the college entrance examination. I am a liberal arts student, and I am also what society calls a failure in the college entrance examination. I studied at a junior college. My college entrance examination scores were higher than usual, but I could only study at a junior college. I always felt that I wasn't good at studying, or sometimes I thought maybe I didn't work hard enough. Deep down, I have low self-esteem, and having a junior college degree even makes me feel even more low-self-esteem. Everyone wants to climb up, and now I am working hard to achieve my goals. By saying so many nonsense, I want to tell everyone not to discriminate against people with majors, and not to look at us with prejudice. I have also seen some very hard-working people in school. They are working hard. Please don't deny it. Every time I see some people (just some people, I'm not talking about all people), they feel complacent and superior to others because they think they have a higher education than a college degree. Why do you think this way? All people are created equal, so why do you look down on others? Is this the quality that some people think is superior to others with high academic qualifications? If so, I'm sorry that I can't understand and agree with it. In the end, no matter what degree you have, I hope everyone can get the respect they deserve.
I'm also posting here, can I have a long comment? This is the first time I post my thoughts after reading. I bought subscriptions from two different accounts, and I also bought this one. I read a total of four books about my wife. The first one I read was flirting without knowing it. I was attracted by the writing at first. I like to read some local literature about a top student x a bad student. At the beginning of the story, I thought it was a routine novel. With the help of the male protagonist, the heroine, a bad student, becomes a top student, and has a good harvest in love and studies. But later on, the heroine Lin Mo is a rival. The resistance to family oppression attracted me. I have never seen such oppressive parents in the dozens of campus novels I have read. At most, the male and female protagonists were discovered to be in early love, and they separated the male and female protagonists forcefully. After the college entrance examination, the male and female protagonists got together again. Lin Mo's mother was very controlling and wanted to control Lin Mo's life. Do his parents love Lin Mo? It may be love, or it may not be love. In the early stages of the story, very typical Chinese parents give their children just enough love, not enough for the children to grow up happily, and not enough for the children to abandon their parents. Sometimes they are happy, and sometimes they are broken. Such children often have low self-esteem deep down, and there is not enough love for the children to grow into confident, cheerful and uplifting people. Lin Mo's parents forced her to study science, give up liberal arts, and find good teachers to teach her. However, they never wanted to solve the problem at the root. They forcefully asked her to give up liberal arts and give up the essay competition. The parents' intentions were good, but they also oppressed Lin Mo. They did not consider that Lin Mo was also a human being. I have my own thoughts. In Lin Mo's family, I even feel that I am dependent on others. Lin Mo has to please his parents in order to have a little breathing space. When I see Lin Mo go out to play and exchange messages with friends, I am happy. There is a little joy in the gloomy life. When I am wrongly accused of cheating, Lin Mo's parents didn't believe that the heroine had achieved such results through her own efforts. You were dissatisfied when her grades were poor, and you suspected cheating when her grades were good. Lin Mo, who was at the center of the storm, was even worse. His parents broke into the dormitory, insulted and violently threw things to pieces. This kind of insult was unacceptable. Not only physically but also psychologically, the eyes of outsiders were like a slap on Lin Mo's face. When I saw Lin Mo's father kneeling down, I just felt ridiculous. Do you love Lin Mo or don't want others to know that you have a daughter who was expelled from high school? Is it to protect your own face? Love your daughter? Then it is even more important to stand on Lin Mo's side and insist on not cheating. If there is no male protagonist, Lin Mo will be nailed to the pillar of shame for cheating, and no one will listen to her excuses. Maybe she will commit suicide by jumping off the building with shame, ending this suffocated life. Will her whole life be gloomy and miserable, or will there be a moment of joyful misery in her gloomy life? After experiencing the cheating scandal and jumping off the building, the parents still did not repent, and even worsened. In the final story of Liu Cai, she was very pitiful, but she should not be used as a knife against the heroine. Father Lin became an accomplice because of his kindness, and he should not be forgiven. He did not come to relieve his wife, comfort his daughter, and be a bridge in the past ten years. As a husband, he failed, and as a father, he failed even more! People who had an unfortunate childhood spent their whole life trying to heal their childhood. I can't remember exactly whether the heroine forgave her parents in the end, but it seems that she did. To be honest, I don't agree with that. As the murderer who almost killed me and the creator of his tragic childhood, after hearing you tell your tragic story, can I forgive you? If there is no male protagonist, I believe that the female protagonist really succeeded in committing suicide, and her parents are the murderers. Regarding the male protagonist, the male protagonist stands beside the female protagonist and always trusts her. For Lin Mo, I think boys are her safe haven. During the cheating incident, the behavior of the male protagonist made me more convinced of this idea. When her parents trampled Lin Mo's face underground, it was the male protagonist who brought people from the Education Bureau to support the female protagonist. When Lin Mo was on the verge of life and death, it was the male protagonist who pulled Lin Mo back to life. When Lin Mo was oppressed by her parents and couldn't breathe anymore. After the cheating incident, Lin Mo really couldn't live anymore. When she was already homeless, it was the male protagonist's family who took in the female protagonist. If she got involved, it would be a mess. The male protagonist's family had already deeply understood the madness of Lin Liu and his wife, but Still participating without hesitation, not only to protect his son who likes girls, but also to pull Lin Liu and his wife out of the madness, give the child some peace of mind, and save a life. With such a pair of parents, no matter how well-behaved the child is, he will not be able to bear it and will die. The male protagonist's parents never worried about whether their son would do something to a girl at home, giving him a high degree of trust. For Lin Mo, the male protagonist is her sun, lighting up her darkness under the deep ditch.
Why is the last extra chapter based on the previous content? Is this too watery? I want to watch the daily extras... Disappointing
I like it so much. I want to see the extra story about Ruan Meng and Qin Zihan!
Why can't I watch the extra episode?
You lied to me that it was a sweet article?? But it made me burst into tears after reading it in the middle of the night? What a piece of shit!
Daily flowers, thank you for your hard work