An Jing x Li Nao (HE)
Fake genius fooling everyone x real underachiever acting on a whim
"Look at An Jing. Why is she always on top?" Mom pointed at the honor roll.
"No, Mom. I'm the one on top." I picked up the pace, making her cry out.
"Nao Nao, having fun? Let me take over..."
"You want to stop us?"
"It's no use, Mom. Homosexuality is hereditary."
"Didn't you say dating would affect your studies?"
"Dating her would affect her studies. Wouldn't that make it easier for me to surpass her?"
"This is what kissing is."
"You don't know anything..."
"I do know..."
You finally see me.
Tip: First-person narration
Theme: Stop twisting the past and giving love the name of jealousy.
It's very interesting, and still needs to be read carefully. However, there are still places that feel inappropriate. For example, make a male classmate jealous by asking him to confess his love. I feel that 407 is keen on writing about the mother-daughter relationship of "original families in East Asia". It's three parts twisted, three parts twisted, three parts obscure and one part you guessed [Good Luck Lotus]. It's pretty good and very interesting. But it's still a similar question, non-female world view, how did the mother's character come to be? Unhappily married? Social necessity of the times? Although it is said that the environment affects people, 🍉Are there any factors that are free from oppression and the disadvantaged? The two mothers in the "Snail" article currently seem to be quite "twisted", and I am anxiously looking forward to a different portrayal.
Is it true that the copywriting is so arrogant?