Flower Market Passers-By's Guide to Life

Su Wengu felt that something was wrong with the world and that the things she encountered were strange. It was not until her freshman year that Su Wengu awakened her past life memories and suddenly realized that the place where she lived now was not normal at all. This is clearly a flower market special for the world╰╯ In her previous life, she had read a flower market novel with no main plot, which described various flower market stories at Yinyu University. In other words, some indescribable dramas will happen anytime and anywhere in this university, including nearby parks, companies, shopping malls... No wonder Su Wengu was silently content. Well, thanks to the bottom line of the book, the "Law for the Protection of Minors," she was not harassed in the first eighteen years. But... After turning eighteen, I can only rely on my black belt in Taekwondo to save myself. Su Wen's old mind was as calm as water, and he devoted himself to learning. Decide to live with the attitude that if I ignore you, ignore me, take everything literally and never add any extra thought. But if I get tricked in front of her, I want to force myself to practice double cultivation with her. Then she would quench their thirst physically and let them experience the joy of practicing both civil and military skills. Even though Su Wengu had become famous at Yinyu University in just one year, there were still a group of people who came to her inexplicably, opening and closing their mouths with hints specifically for the flower market. The junior's eyes suddenly turned red, and there was a faint buzzing sound coming from his body, and he said to her: "Senior, help me." The dark-skinned sports student licked his lips and said to her with a blushing face: "Can you come to my house to help me with tutoring?" The gentle and scumbag school girl held a writing brush and looked at her with a half-smile: "Didn't you ask me to teach you how to practice calligraphy?" Unable to bear it, Su Wengu closed the book and crushed the corner of the table without changing his expression: "Excuse me, am I also part of your play?" Reading Tips 1. There is a high probability that she will not be with anyone in the end, but there are many people targeting her. 2. The protagonist is the first in grade and the first in strength value. 3. Mary Sue's brainless and refreshing writing Motto: Don't give up hope even in desperate situations