The School Belle’s Ultimate Bodyguard

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Honestly, I don't usually like to post comments, but I took a look today out of boredom, and it turns out there are all sorts of people out there. I wasn't a reader who initially followed the official version, but I downloaded 17k when I found out this was the official site and even read all the chapters of this book. I just wanted to say something: First of all, reading novels is supposed to add some fun to life, so why take it so seriously? I saw a comment from a user named "..." That mentioned advertising, selling watches at the United Nations, and advertising for the older brother (referring to a character in a TV series). This isn't the first time I've seen it, and every time I see it, I just find it funny and move on. Why make such a strong reaction to product placement that doesn't affect the plot at all? Then, I figured I'd read when there were updates, and if there weren't, I'd do other things. Your day isn't just about a few chapters of a novel, right? I prefer quality to quantity. How many people spend every single day eagerly waiting for updates? Have you ever forgotten and had to read it a couple of days later? And regarding Lao Shi, I want to tell you: accept reasonable criticism, ignore unfounded doubts, and refute baseless curses. We're all strangers; no one truly understands anyone else. Your feelings, your life—no one else can truly empathize. Just do what you should do and have a clear conscience. Life is so beautiful, so please don't be too irritable in your comments. I'm a proud reader; I accept those who agree with my views, but I don't accept any doubts, rebuttals, or criticisms. If you're unhappy, keep it to yourself, thank you.

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The weather's so nice today, let's do a little background information (newbies just starting out shouldn't read this). Let's start from the very beginning. Explaining the hidden clues throughout the book: The first hidden clue is the painting Zhao Gangbeng gave to Lei Zhenhu. This explains that Xu Taiping's timeline is the same as the previous two books, but 100-150 years later. Then there's Old Z; Z is Zhao, meaning Old Z is a member of the Zhao family, which is another clue. Then there's the world-building. Old Shi said in one chapter that Xu Taiping doesn't have much ambition, but the plot will push him to a higher position. Okay, first of all, we need to know that if a person wants to rise to a higher position, they will inevitably need a boost. The Zhao family is undoubtedly the best booster. And judging from Lao Shi's style, Xu Taiping must have some connection with the Zhao family (don't ask me how I know, after all these years, do you think I don't know what tricks they play? I love to see what can I do (ﾉ`⊿´)ﾉ). Furthermore, it was mentioned earlier that Lao Z met Xu Taiping by chance on the street, which led to the subsequent events. But there's no such coincidence. He must have known his identity beforehand, otherwise why would he go to Xu Taiping instead of other people? (This will be explained in detail after chapter 500.) When Xu Taiping went to the capital to rescue Xia Jiang, there were two hidden clues, and both involved direct descendants or extremely powerful collateral relatives of the Zhao family. Xu Taiping mentioned a shoemaker in the capital who he wanted to have his shoes made. This shoemaker, who was 70 or 80 years old, or even over 100, looked like he was in his 40s, and his mentality was the same. Moreover, judging from his speech, he undoubtedly had the smug look of someone in a high position, and he was completely ignorant. From this, it can be seen that his identity was definitely not ordinary. Furthermore, when making shoes, Lao Shi deliberately sent Zhao Bi away, for one reason only: to avoid being recognized. Then, another man surnamed Zhao (what was his name again? (ﾟ⊿ﾟ)ﾂ) Said a particularly important sentence: "Do you know Zhao Dingjun?" Therefore, it's clear that the man surnamed Zhao (still can't remember his name Σ(ŎдŎ|||)ﾉﾉ) must have met him before. Plus, Xu Taiping's parents left home years ago and took Xu Taiping with them, so it's normal that he can't remember. Okay, those who read carefully should know that Xu Taiping has never had any backing, and in later chapters, Xu Taiping also reveals that he is fully aware of this, saying that he has a group of students as his support. But!!! What can your students do in a battle between gods? The answer is nothing. The chapter about the Zhao family explains the cause and effect in detail, so everything before makes sense. Song Jialing asked Xu Taiping if he wanted to go back to recognize his relatives, and Xu Taiping said no. Note that saying no here doesn't mean he won't do it later. As mentioned before, Xu Taiping has no backing, and a person without backing is destined not to go far in this world. Furthermore, the enemies he faces will become increasingly powerful, so he will inevitably need to rely on the Zhao family's strength in the future. Next, as mentioned earlier, someone in the central government is interested in Xu Taiping and wants to recruit him. Therefore, the plot will definitely involve the National Security Bureau (don't ask me why I'm so sure; after all these years, I know exactly how much of Shi is involved, let alone these people (´-ι_-`)). Finally, regarding whether Xu Taiping's parents are dead or not, my guess is definitely not. Xu Taiping asked Old Z if his parents were dead, and Old Z said yes. Note that you can go back and carefully analyze the tone here. If the tone is correct, then there is only one possibility: Xu Taiping's parents lied to everyone. Throughout the entire novel, the author emphasizes the idea that if someone has deceived themselves, they will believe for life that they haven't lied to anyone, and thus, they have no flaws. Therefore, Xu Taiping's parents must have been facing a powerful person and had to fake their deaths (hehe, just like in The Hitman and The Landlady (￢д￢.)). The key evidence for this theory is a passage in Xu Dingjun's letter: "Your surname comes from your mother." Okay, here's the key point: Someone who marries a direct descendant of the Zhao family must be incredibly shrewd. It's safe to say Xu Taiping's mother is definitely a young lady from a powerful family. And if she's really dead, why didn't they tell us her name? These are all the hidden clues I've seen so far. Feel free to add more! *٩(๑&Acute;∀`๑)ง* Typing this wasn't easy, so I hope those reading this review will give it a like so everyone can see it ପ( ˘ᵕ˘ ) ੭ ☆ After all, typing over 1400 words is tiring. Finally, as a long-time fan of Lao Shi, I've been reading his books since his first one (The Killer Landlord and the Pretty Tenant), and up to this one. I think a kiss from Lao Shi isn't too much to ask, right? Although I've roughly guessed the later plot, I hope Lao Shi won't mind. If there's any plot detail that needs to be kept secret, Lao Shi can let me know and I'll delete it ⊙∀⊙! Last but not least, I really want Lao Shi to give me a kiss, okay? *٩(๑&Acute;∀`๑)ง*

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Congratulations to Mr. Shi on his new book! His writing style is mature and insightful, his language humorous, and the story captivating! Idol, please sign this for me!

I think that whether in reality or in fiction, relationships are really complex and not something you can easily understand. But one thing is certain: if novels were completely based on real-life scenarios, what would be the point? How many people would read them? Who would read a novel without a few close female friends? Just watching you fight and scheme all the time? Actually, as long as it's not the kind of novel where you sleep with every woman you see, I think it's fine. Besides, I think Lao Shi's novels are quite close to reality. And besides, Brother Taiping isn't married, so why shouldn't he be allowed to have affairs? Hahaha (Just my personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't understand).

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