You Just Don’t Get It, Rich People

The story is nearing its end, and updates have become extremely irregular. I don’t recommend waiting for new chapters.

After Lin Zhiyan got into an elite private school, her friends teased her that she’d landed the classic Cinderella role. The only question was when her prince would show up.

After all, the school was known as a breeding ground for warlords and powerful families, packed with the children and grandchildren of old-money dynasties. Lin Zhiyan, meanwhile, was like a modern-day Cinderella: poor, academically gifted, melancholy and aloof, with eyes that rippled like dark water whenever she smiled.

“So, are you dating anyone at your new school?”

Her friend waggled her eyebrows.

Lin Zhiyan only smiled.

The school was just as strictly divided by class. When some people damaged public property worth millions in a fight, she worried about rust rain corroding her family’s home. When some people drove around in luxury cars and starships, she got up before dawn to wait for a ride. While others were busy at champagne parties, she stayed up working late.

She’d rather assassinate them than date them.

So Lin Zhiyan’s gaze remained clear as she said, “Studying matters more.”

Amid all the unfairness, grades were the one thing that remained fair.

Lin Zhiyan thought.

That is, until certain people casually dragged down her grades and asked, completely unaware, whether she wanted compensation.

Lin Zhiyan: “...”

Her face was smiling. Her fists were clenched like rocks.

Later, when those people went crazy and demanded to know which of them she really loved, she smiled as ever and said earnestly, “Sigh, there’s no getting through to you Celestial Dragons.”

But when she tried to get away, it was their turn to smile. “Sigh, we Celestial Dragons just can’t understand.”

Lin Zhiyan: “...”

Now there really was no getting through to them.

#A pure Mary Sue romance, driven by relationships. All the male leads are twisted, villainous Celestial Dragons, and the heroine is a gloomy little white flower. She deliberately approaches them, only to ignite a fire and attract a pack of crazies.#

Theme: You can’t judge people by appearances alone. Look at what they do.