In the early stage, I feel a little world-weary with a knife-like mouth and a tofu-like heart. The young master of the Tianlong people was xed and became evil, hot nerd, wandering people and nerds (but I can make a version)
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There is always a kind of classic Draco cannon fodder in Noble Academy novels.
They are often the admirers of the protagonist. Because they are jealous of the tough little white flower that has attracted his attention, they suppress and make things difficult for them everywhere, and are finally severely punished by the protagonist.
The cannon fodder Shou awakens on the eve of the protagonist's entrance into the noble high school.
According to the plot, he will deliberately select the protagonist Shou as his dance partner at the welcome dance after the start of school, and his life of villain will begin from then on.
On the day of the dance, looking at the innocent and innocent protagonist Shou, who is like a little white rabbit, and the protagonist Gong whose eyes are glued to him, Shou's eyes looked around the scene in boredom, and settled on Gongji who was next to the protagonist Shou.
"Let him dance with me."
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Gong Er*** (Gong), a supporting character who also conforms to the stereotype of a tool man.
The greatest significance of the existence of this character is to protect the protagonist as a knight before the protagonist appears, and to continue to protect him as a backup after the protagonist appears.
While passing the time in private, Shou couldn't help but laugh at him: "Paper Man lives a relaxed life, but he can still be so calm when watching the person he likes hanging out with others."
"Your speech and personality are like wood. No wonder the protagonist can't stand you."
Gong adjusted the black-rimmed glasses on the bridge of his nose and asked with a confused look on his face: "What is the protagonist's shou?"
"Is the paper man calling me?"
Shou sneered: "Just think I'm talking in my sleep."
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According to the original book, Gongji developed a fighting skill in order to protect the protagonist Shou.
Shou didn't care at first.
Until rumors gradually spread in the school that a legendary fighting king emerged among the freshmen.
He drew his sword to help when he saw injustice, and said no to all bullying incidents. In a short period of time, he quickly offended ABCDE, the aristocratic son of the upper class of the school.
And this new student is said to have become very close to Shou recently.
After hearing the news:...
Why is it that the protagonist has to do all the things he should do! Be sick!
If he is repeatedly ordered to attack, he should be given some peace of mind in school, otherwise he will not be able to protect him one day.
Then a bullying scandal breaks out at school, and Gong gets involved without hesitation.
And feeling is also implicated.
After Shou was being teased and locked in the school bathroom and soaked in water for almost an hour, Shou couldn't bear it anymore and pushed Gong away who wanted to wipe his face with a towel.
"Are you a machine?! You don't have emotions? Do you feel comfortable being treated like a clown? From now on, you can play by yourself. I'm so stupid that I left my business to hang out with people like you..."
Before he finished speaking, someone grabbed his wrist.
Gong said quietly: "I am not a machine, and neither are you. We are all living people, not supporting characters in other people's lives. Why do you resist your own heart? I know you are not a bad person."
In the violent pupil earthquake, Shou heard him say again.
"Also, I don't like xxx (the protagonist Shou)."
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At the age of thirteen, Gong knew that he was a supporting character in a novel.
The first time he saw Shou, he knew he had met someone of the same kind.
Concept: Everyone is the protagonist in their own world