An Utterly Ordinary High Schooler [The Nineties]

By the time Ye Weishuang was sixteen, her biggest problem was that her four older siblings treated her like a little kid who hadn't grown up yet.

Her eldest sister, Ye Weiqing, was the head of a food factory. In her thirties and still unmarried, she was a strong, independent woman, and the whole family had to listen to her. To her younger siblings, she was both father and mother.

Her second brother, Ye Weiyu, was a kind and refined civil servant who served the people, and had the mildest temper in the family.

But he was also the most perceptive. Nothing ever got past him.

Her third brother, Ye Weiyu, was easygoing and carefree, spending all day coding with people and determined to devote his life to the country's computer industry.

Her fourth sister, Ye Weixue, was close to her in age, but unlike their other siblings, she was a beautiful airhead.

On a whim, she became an actress, all so she could act alongside her idol.

As for Ye Weishuang, she was nothing more than an ordinary high school student in this family.

But she didn't know that she was actually the foil to the heroine during her high school years in a rebirth-era novel.

The heroine was a pure, fragile white jasmine, while she was a vivid red rose covered in thorns.

The heroine came from a poor family but stayed positive, always ranking near the top of her class.

But Ye Weishuang either skipped class or broke the rules, with the goal of becoming a modern-day heroine.

The heroine was gentle, while Ye Weishuang was domineering and arrogant. The boys treated the heroine like a goddess and kept their distance from her.

Of course, Ye Weishuang didn't care about being a foil, even after learning about it.

She just couldn't understand why this classmate had inexplicably made her a sworn enemy.

Why did she keep picking fights with her for no reason, and why was she always sucking up to her neighbor, Gu Xilou?

Reading Guide:

1. Fictional setting, lots of author-created details, an ensemble slice-of-life story.

2. The logic is simple, so please don't overanalyze. Thank you!

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