More or less a goofy story about two geniuses constantly messing with each other
(More seriously, it's a story about two kids competing in math competitions together)
Blurb A:
Wei Ci, the math genius on the school's competition team, storms into the grade director's office and demands that Wan Yunchuan, who scored practically zero on the science section of the entrance test, be allowed onto the team. Everyone is dumbfounded. Later, Wei Ci brings him to meet the competition coach, and Wan Yunchuan calls out, "Mom..."
Wan Yunchuan: Another day of working hard for someone else's dream!
Wei Ci: You talk too much!
Blurb B:
Hearing that Wan Yunchuan was being cornered, Wei Ci rushes to the alley. He sees with his own eyes the usually adorable Wan Yunchuan taking down several thugs with his bare hands. When Wan Yunchuan accidentally spots him, he panics and grabs a thug's hand, making it hit him.
Wan Yunchuan: Brother Ci, they're picking on me!
Wei Ci: ...I'm not blind.
Wan Yunchuan: *cries and begs for comfort.jpg*
Wei Ci: Get lost!
Cool, aloof genius bottom x rebellious, kawaii top
One-on-one romance, happy ending
Note:
1. There are no emotionally painful romance plot points in this story (guaranteed (￣▽￣)~*). It's just a goofy, sweet little romance, hehe~
2. The details about school admissions and math competitions are all made up. Don't take them seriously.
3. The math problems mentioned in the story are only the simpler, easier-to-understand examples (popular science?). The abstract topics won't be explained in detail. After all... nobody would read a proof of Fermat's Last Theorem from scratch, and nobody would understand it either.
Theme: People don't work hard because they see hope. They can see hope because they keep working hard.
Well, to be honest, judging from the main text, there is a lot of description of how good Shou is, not that Gong is not good, but there are more descriptions of Shou and it seems to be more popular. Especially the description at the time of the competition highlights how powerful Shou is. To be honest, I don't see how powerful Shou is in competition. To be honest, I don't see how powerful Shou is in competition. But I read that the article also said that Gong is also good in competition (my own conclusion). I still hope that Gong and Shou are similar, but in the competition, it only mentions how powerful Shou is and does not highlight how strong Shou is. There are also some friends whose attitudes toward the two and their behavior in the class make them look like they are being favored by the group. I felt uncomfortable watching it, and I hope the author will continue to improve on the character description. (If you don't like it, don't complain, don't argue, I'm right if you argue)
Well written. I like it very much.
Refill???????????? Biubiu
So doting, both of them purr sweetly. They love pampering each other the most.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Nice! (???)
Damn, I love your books very much
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers.
It's good to watch, but I feel like Extra 2 is a bit too bloody.
I was shocked. For such a well-written and completely free article, the number of clicks and collections was so low? After reading the copy, I almost came to the opposite side, but it's a common and delicious cp to have a strong academic attacking a cute little cute guy, and a cute and sinister guy is domineering and aggressive inside vs. A cool academic strong guy, it's like stepping on my xp!! (Excited) I hope my wife will continue to write articles and write more articles. I really like this kind of articles that focus on emotional descriptions (sorry for skipping the mathematical theory for liberal arts students). I love it so much. Refills.