I'm Wilder Than You

[Check out another school story, My Deskmate Is Made of Tough Stuff.]

A lighthearted school story about everyday life.

A "legendary figure" transferred to Nancheng Affiliated High School.

At first, no one paid him any mind. After all, what kind of transfer student showed up during evening study hall...

But then.

During his first week, there was a monthly exam.

When the results came out, he had a perfect score in math and ranked first overall!

Everyone was amazed:

Whoa, this transfer student is a top student!

During his second week, it was time for the two-hundred-day countdown ceremony.

Beneath the banner stood a fresh-faced boy.

After tapping the microphone, Xu Sang began speaking as the outstanding student representative, but his opening words were: "My confession letter..."

The crowd erupted:

Whoa, wasn't he supposed to be the outstanding student representative?!

During his third week, just after the midterm awards ceremony, the freshly awarded scholarship money was stolen.

On Monday, students from all three grades filled the field for the flag-raising ceremony.

After the lecture, Xu Sang took the stage as the provider of evidence. He picked up the microphone and quietly said, "Caught red-handed..."

The entire field froze for a long moment, then erupted:

Damn, that's so cool!

By the nth week, he wasn't new anymore.

At dusk, the moon shone like water over the street corner.

Moonlight cast the tree shadows on the wall. Yi Cheng leaned against it, lifting his chin slightly. "Want to fight?"

Xu Sang looked at him intently. "Sure."

After a few moves, Yi Cheng was pinned against the wall by the shoulder.

A low murmur drifted into his ear: "To be honest, I'm wilder than you."

[Reading Guide]

1. The story of two rebellious boys.

2. The details of the plot are best experienced in the main text.

3. It's sure to keep you hooked.

Synopsis for My Deskmate Is Made of Tough Stuff:

[Hot-tempered, prickly, overconfident shou x tough on the inside, mild-mannered on the outside gong]

At the start of their second year of high school, a transfer student named Jiang Huai joined Class 21.

He was said to have good grades, a good family background, good looks, and a good physique.

Four out of five, but unfortunately, he had a bad temper.

Jiang Huai was dragged to school by his parents. He'd fought so badly along the way that he was covered in bruises. His classmates watched him from all sides, getting a thorough look at this monkey.

So when he introduced himself, hardly anyone looked up.

"Jiang Huai. Stay out of my way."

"..." Everyone in class immediately looked up.

As his soon-to-be deskmate, Chu Ming looked at this cold student with a face full of bruises and thought:

So you're Jiang Huai?

Fine, I'll remember: don't mess with him.

-

Jiang Huai felt inexplicably annoyed whenever he looked at his new deskmate.

How the hell could anyone be so soft? If someone told him to do their homework, he'd do it. If someone told him to clean, he'd clean. Anyone could boss him around...

What an idiot.

But when it came to Jiang Huai, that idiot suddenly grew a backbone.

Tell him to go east, and he'd go west. Tell him to do something, and he wouldn't do it.

Jiang Huai snapped, "How come you can stand up to me, but when other people bully you, you don't fight back? I hit you once, and you hit me back twice!"

Chu Ming pressed his lips together. "Because you're a good person."

Jiang Huai rolled his eyes. "..."

Save your damn nice-guy card.

-

Jiang Huai had always thought he'd found a soft rabbit with just one tough bone.

He never expected that one day, that tough bone would poke him.

With both his hands pinned behind his back and Chu Ming forcing him down, the strange sensation made Jiang Huai explode. "What the hell are you doing?"

Chu Ming's sweat-damp hair hung over his forehead. He lowered his head, searching for something. Seeing Jiang Huai's reaction, he found his mark and thrust forward hard. "What do you think?"

Before passing out, Jiang Huai was still wondering: Wasn't I supposed to be on top?

Reading tips:

1. Both the gong and shou have character growth arcs.

2. Curious about the study plot? It follows the traditional Gaokao system. (^.^*)

Theme: Having no meaning is the greatest meaning.