Shu Jia was lost in thought, barely paying attention in the first class.

If her friend were here, she would definitely remind her: "Wake up, wipe the drool from your mouth!"

It's such a pity that he's so handsome.

It is only for admiring from afar, not for touching!

Because Ji Siyuan is like a block of ice that no one can warm up!

Just when Shu Jia thought it would be fine to just admire her idol from afar, an opportunity arose.

The new class was full of like-minded classmates, and Shu Jia felt right at home, quickly becoming very familiar with them in less than a day.

Only three tough challenges remained that she couldn't tackle for the time being.

The first tough nut to crack is undoubtedly Ji Siyuan.

The second tough nut to crack is her new deskmate, Linda.

Linda is a quiet and hardworking academic star, while Shu Jia, a 'bad student,' has a natural fear of academic stars.

In short, it's all about quitting, quitting, quitting!

The third tough nut to crack was her classmate sitting behind her, Chi Chan.

Chi Chan is also a top student, so Shu Jia decided to start with this relatively easier challenge.

Most importantly, Chi Chan is deskmates with her crush!

Because she loves her idol so much, she, as a fan of his good looks, definitely has to take good care of his deskmate!

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After spending two days together, Shu Jia grew to like being with Chi Chan.

Shu Jia knew she was a chatterbox, talking a lot and very frequently. She could tell that Chi Chan wasn't used to it, but she was tolerant of her and patiently listened to every word she said. Although she often only answered one or two out of ten sentences, her answers were always insightful.

That's so interesting.

Isn't this the kind of invincible hero she imagined who would unconditionally accept her?

Waaaaah!

If it weren't for the gender difference, Chi Chan would truly be Shu Jia's dream man!

But that's okay, even if we can't be lovers, we can still be sisters.

A lifelong sisterhood is much more reliable than an unreliable romantic relationship.

So when the bookstore opened, as soon as Chi Chan asked for help, Shu Jia agreed to step in without hesitation.

Shu Jia, who came to help out of pure enthusiasm, never imagined that this would lead her to join Chi Chan's circle. She also never imagined that, for the rest of her life, aside from her parents, almost everyone most important to her would be in this circle.

Shu Jia often fantasizes about love, longs for love, and yearns for love, but she is unwilling to truly and passionately fall in love.

Because of her cheerful personality, Shu Jia has no shortage of friends. And because she has no shortage of friends, she has seen far too many of her friends' relationships and heard far too many stories from them.

In real life, most love stories end in tragedy and chaos.

Shu Jia avoided him.

When someone offered her a love letter, she naturally refused it with grace.

She prefers genuine friendship to romantic relationships.

Although her friends would tease Shu Jia in various ways, the most frequent comment they made about her was: "You live too clearly. I'm so lucky to be your friend, not your lover."

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Being too clear-headed leads to calculating gains and losses before even starting a relationship. If something might hurt you, you decisively refuse it, leaving no chance for either yourself or others.

I'm too clear-headed, so I prefer to make a lot of friends. I seem to have many friends, but in reality, I can only confide in a few of them.

She lives too clearly, so she is often stingy when it comes to giving emotionally, always hoping that others will give first, and then she will reciprocate.