These Days, You Can't Just Call Someone Su

Chu Yuan is a Mary Sue, male version. He sheds golden tears, has rainbow-colored hair, and is breathtakingly beautiful. Every morning, he wakes up in an enormous bed spanning eight hundred square meters, then rides the bus to school using a bus card loaded with a hundred million yuan. Someone at school calls him a pauper, so he casually pulls out a globally exclusive, hundred-carat diamond ring and nearly blinds them. To keep people from seeing his astonishing looks and getting bad ideas, he wears a wig and thick black-rimmed glasses that are like the bottoms of bottles every day. Someone at school calls him a bumpkin, so he pretends to get knocked into and flings off his glasses and wig in a pose that defies Newton's laws, nearly blinding them. At long last, he makes a few close friends and can enjoy a happy school life. Someone at school questions his status as manager of the tennis club and even organizes a fan club to challenge him to a duel. So he leaps onto the stage and reveals that he is a world-famous pianist, nearly blinding them. In the end, after revealing every last secret about himself, Chu Yuan looks troubled. People don't go for Mary Sues these days. If he keeps acting this high-profile, is he going to get beaten up? Theme: Keep your heart turned toward the sun, and wherever you are, there will be sunlight