In the following period, Su Huarong's grades got worse and worse.

no way.

She was obsessed with novels.

She wanted to use novels to forget her crush on that boy.

Of course, it was also because I had fallen behind in my studies during the first six months.

In a short time, those gaps simply cannot be bridged.

Moreover, back when I was in school in town...

She doesn't need to work hard at all to get first place.

But here, she was placed in the middle.

There are 60 students in a class. On a good day, a student can rank in the 20s, and on a bad day, they can only rank in the 30s!

With such a gap between expectations and reality, coupled with the psychological pressure of life, it's no wonder that academic performance is poor.

Hua Rong also read Su Hua Rong's previous memories.

I understand that she is not a genius who can get first place without effort.

On the contrary, she is someone who works hard quietly in places unseen by others.

Such a person is too ordinary.

Hua Rong thought that this was perhaps the most ordinary girl she had ever met.

Ordinary, yet real.

She could have left this world not long ago.

But for some reason, she kept it.

This was supposedly a vacation she gave herself.

Even though that sense of crisis always exists.

For most people, unrequited love is more painful than sweet.

Especially for people like Su Huarong, who are insecure inside.

Hua Rong could sense that the boy at the beginning also liked Su Hua Rong.

Su Huarong was certainly aware of this.

I could see it, but I couldn't believe it at all.

Why?

Because of low self-esteem!

Her deep-seated inferiority complex made her unable to believe that the person she liked actually liked her back.

Hua Rong was well aware that people's hearts are fickle.

Not to mention a teenager who hasn't even settled down yet.

The boy once had a crush on a girl.

However, no response was received.

Hurt by her pride, she fell in love with someone else.

The naive Su Huarong knew nothing about this matter.

What made her start to become wonderful?

It was all because of this painful unrequited love.

During an exam in the second semester of her junior year, she stood in front of the results list and looked at the boy whose name was on a different sheet of paper than hers. Suddenly, she felt afraid.

This distance is too far.

She suddenly realized that she was busy feeling inferior, but forgot to work hard.

Strive to improve yourself so that you are worthy of anyone!

She turned to look at the boy who had grown taller, but whose smile was still as sunny as ever.

She's determined to try!

This wasn't a decision made suddenly, was it?

My father's constant care and concern.

After returning home, Grandma never let me do any housework.

The younger brother who said he would earn her tuition fees.

These were the reasons that led to her sudden enlightenment at that moment.

In the second semester of my junior year of high school, with nearly 500 days left until the college entrance examination.

After two years of being a slacker, Su Huarong started to work hard.

I get up at four or five o'clock every morning and memorize English words in the toilet.

I memorized Chinese texts on my way to the cafeteria at noon.

I spent the evening studying various science formulas and pondering the ideas that my teachers had explained!

She's not a genius; a question that others might understand after hearing it once, she has to hear it ten times and ponder it ten times.

I put away my phone, my novel, and everything else that might affect my grades.

She was engrossed in her studies.

Such efforts have been effective.

As mentioned earlier, Su Huarong is not a genius.

But he is undoubtedly a smart person.

Over the years, she has long since figured out the learning methods that best suit her.

So, despite being a slacker for so long, she made great progress under this learning method that almost squeezed out her own potential.

From the middle, it went to second and third place.

Many times, she surpassed the boy she liked.

She did not relax.

"There are only one hundred days left."

She looked at the countdown timer next to the blackboard in the classroom and wrote her own countdown timer on her desk.

We'll get through this soon.

The thought of my dad being happy, and the upcoming university life...

even……

She glanced at the boy she liked.

Perhaps, at the moment when everything settles down.

She would then be able to tell him what she had always wanted to say.

In addition, there's her illness.

That's fine too.

It has to be said that the appearance of Lu Yaoyao and Zhong Jie brought two rays of light into her life.

Especially Lu Yaoyao, who was always with her.

Only she knows the truth about everything.

Throughout the entire school, she was arguably her best friend.

To some extent, her influence on Su Huarong accounts for 40%!

The remaining 60% were taken up by the boy she had a crush on and her best friend, Zhong Jie.

There's a saying that goes, "A person doesn't need many friends in their life."

Having just a few close friends is enough to live a peaceful and joyful life.

When a person is unable to manage interpersonal relationships with many friends, having too many friends can actually become a burden.

With her grades improving rapidly, Su Huarong began to think about which university she wanted to attend.

Her goal was not Tsinghua or Peking University, as others had set for her.

Not to mention that her current grades are not good enough to get into either of those universities.

Even if she could get in, she wouldn't consider universities in the north.

That place is too far from Sichuan.

She wanted to apply to Sichuan University so that it would be close to home and she could take care of her family.

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