After accidentally falling into the water, Meng Shitong awakens to the ability to read minds.
The instant she opens her eyes, a jumble of voices floods in. The clearest belongs to her childhood friend, who grew up with her:
[Oh no, is my baby okay? Why does she look so pale? Didn't the doctor say it wasn't serious? Look at how white her little face is. How can they say that with a straight face? I can't believe this...]
But the Luo Jingzhou she sees only gives a cold snort and says, "Meng Shitong, aren't you supposed to be smart? How did you manage to fall into the water?"
* Timid girl x fake level-headed guy
* Includes a reconciliation-after-a-breakup plotline. No romance before adulthood.
This is not [my definition of a strong female lead story], but to be clear: the heroine gets better grades and more spotlight than the hero; no misogynistic terms are used, and women are referred to first (for example, women and men); all characters take their mothers' surnames; there are more female supporting characters with personalities of their own than male supporting characters; no rivalry between women, and no implication that anyone ends up married or having children.
Theme: Study hard and keep striving.
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