Supervisor Invasion

When "embarrassment" is pronounced as "supervisor", a wonderful confrontation about accent, grades and youth quietly begins in the key class. Lin Sui, who transferred from Xueyuan in the north to a key high school in the south, became the focus of the class because of an "out of control" dialect pronunciation, and even attracted the seemingly teasing attention of Jiang Yu, who was firmly ranked first in the grade. She thought this was just another adjustment period that needed to be overcome carefully, until the results of the monthly exam were released, and she knocked him off the top of the list with a three-point advantage. A silent tug-of-war began. He blocked her and proposed an incredible deal: "Teach me Northeastern dialect, any conditions apply." She caught a glimpse of the famous watch on his wrist that symbolized another world, and responded with difficulty: "First call me 'Lao Tie' to listen." From then on, the daily life of key classes was quietly "invaded". From the blunt "old iron" to the "energetic" on the basketball court, from the hot sauce transaction in the cafeteria to the dialect comments on the back of the test paper, those straightforward, vivid words with the heat of the black earth shattered the orderly atmosphere of the key class and stirred up the minds of two teenagers who originally lived in parallel worlds. This is an accident that began with "Supervisor", a humorous collision about cultural differences, and a youth journey that redefines self and understanding between competition and mutual help, alienation and proximity. When the strongest rival becomes the most special "student", and when the world outside the standard answer slowly unfolds, they will eventually discover that some "invasions" are not for conquest, but to reach each other's unexplained loneliness and find that warm and powerful dialect of their own.