Lu Wei has always lived an ordinary life. In Saint Miya College, which is filled with royal nobles and plutocratic heirs, she has accurately qualified for the "Celadon Bamboo Class": her family fortune is just over 800 million, she can play "Fur Elise" on the piano, and her final grades are always average. Neither eye-catching enough to be involved in a succession war, nor mediocre enough to be reduced to a comparison group for special admissions students.
As the daughter of a medical device company, she is well versed in the "middle-class" philosophy of life: she does not compete for scholarships, does not engage in inheritance wars, and even controls points in polo matches to maintain a "lower-middle-class" level. She was like a carefully calibrated shadow, quietly waiting for graduation day.
What's wrong with being mediocre, and what's wrong with hanging around like this, until she picked up the diary of special admissions student Chu Mengyu in the library. The yellowed pages were filled with absurd prophecies: three days later, the pocket watch of the royal heir will stop for twelve seconds, the prosecutor's son will install a camera on the third bookshelf, and there will be a micro tracker hidden in the necklace given by the upstart technology... What's even weirder is that these prophecies are coming true one by one.
Concept: A passerby also has his own wonderful life