I Really Just Want to Be a Scholar

[Keywords: top student, comedy, technology, one heroine, sweet romance] Class rep, just as you once said, there's a line in Ultraman Tiga that's full of meaning: “Live your brief life to the fullest, and leave your achievements for the next generation.” I'm a little more ambitious. I hope my life will be rich and colorful, and that the people around me can be happy. I also want to leave behind academic achievements and technological inventions, especially great accomplishments that improve people's lives, such as ushering in a new energy revolution, unraveling the mysteries of space and time, and helping humanity reach outer space, or even cross dimensions... Ha, the more I say, the more like science fiction it sounds. But I sincerely hope that when future generations write my biography, they'll describe me like this: “He guided the development of human science and propelled technological civilization forward by leaps and bounds. He solved many long-standing academic problems, and his research and inventions made people's lives more convenient. He transformed the way humanity lives... Please always remember this incredible and brilliant scientist. His name was Qin Ke!” Of course, I have an even greater and more important wish. I hope the end of my biography will include this line: “But compared with his achievements in scientific invention, Qin Ke believed the luckiest and proudest thing in his life was that he never let go of the hand of a girl named ‘Ning Qingyun’ by his side, and that together they took in all the beautiful sights of the scientific world.” Excerpt from The Little Cabbage's Guidebook A feel-good story about a top student, everyday romance, warmth, passion, and sweet romance. Come and enjoy! The author has already completed the full-length novel I've Really Been Keeping a Low Profile. You can trust the author's reputation, so dive in with confidence.