In Debt at the Start of the School Year, I'll Take Any Part-Time Job

A contemporary romance about everyday life.

Cheng Quan thought getting into college would turn his life around, but things went wrong on the very first day of school.

His dad had guaranteed a friend's loan and ended up saddled with over a million yuan in debt. Clutching his 1,500 yuan living allowance, Cheng Quan gritted his teeth and vowed: for the next three months, he wouldn't ask his family for a single cent, and within a year, he'd become a successful businessman.

But before he could even find a part-time job, he found a girl who'd fainted at the freshman welcome desk.

He looked down and realized, of all people, it was his annoying childhood friend.

She'd promised to go south, but secretly changed her college application. She'd promised to act like they were strangers, but then turned around and made him carry her luggage.

Even more absurdly, she said she'd just transmigrated back.

Cheng Quan: ???

Before he could recover from that shock, he discovered to his horror that the "senior" he'd been chatting up in the freshman group all summer was actually a beautiful, sweet-voiced upperclasswoman.

Worse still, he'd sent her explicit pictures.

The senior smiled slightly. "Freshman, don't forget you're singing with me at the welcome party."

Cheng Quan was on the verge of tears. "What are we singing? 'Tears Behind Bars'?"

All Cheng Quan wanted was to quietly be an internet-addicted young man and earn some money to cover his living expenses and pay off the debt.

But what kind of ridiculous jobs are these recommendations? A duck? A matchmaker? A musician?

Can he ever just focus on college?