After consulting with the editor, it was decided.,The plot of the school city will be written later.,It will be interesting.。 Now, I will write about Wu Di's senior year of high school from a different angle, see how everyone feels, and write from the perspective of an ordinary boy-

It's already the third year of high school, and the routine on the blackboard in the classroom is that there are XX days before the college entrance examination, and the daily handouts are sent down like snowflakes, and my desk has been piled up with tall books, like a battlefield and a bunker.

I felt like a warrior buried in a bunker, fighting in an increasingly fierce line of fire.

If anyone sees my current report card, it must be difficult to imagine that I was an excellent student in junior high school, and even a top student, otherwise I would not have been admitted to this foreign Chinese high school on my own strength.

That's right, it is the foreign Chinese high school where Wu Di, the "most beautiful female student" who was once popular all over China on the Internet, a famous high school with the largest number of escort students and international students, of course, now with my results, naturally have no chance with this kind of good thing, what I have to face is the college entrance examination that most candidates have to face.

In fact, my grades in my first year of high school were not bad, and I even scored tenth in the school for the first time in the first monthly exam, but I was compared with that Wu Di...... No, how can I try to compare myself to such a genius?

Wu Di's glory for the school in her first year of high school has made many students talk about it, and she won the first place in the "Literary Star", the predecessor of this competition, which was the National Essay Contest and New Thinking Essay.

Although this essay contest has been criticized as a sensationalist talent show after the restructuring, Wu Di's essays written on the spot have already been published in such articles as "Youth Weekly" and "Reader's Digest", and her blog "Chameleon" will be selected for textbooks according to the grapevine.

As for why I know this, it's certainly not because I'm keeping an eye on her. I had never been in the same class with her before my junior year of high school, but I couldn't stand the many classmates around me who liked to talk about her.

My ears are almost calloused about her deeds.

If it's just in literature, that's it, after all, in ancient times, there was also that kind of super prodigy who could write famous articles before the age of twenty, but Wu Di was in science. It's ridiculously strong too!

She won the first prize in the national science competition when she was a freshman in high school, participated in the winter camp, and then won the gold medal in the international science competition, which really makes people not have any desire to catch up.

But I don't know where the gossip came from, well, in fact, after Wu Di became more and more famous, she herself was dug up a lot of privacy, this gossip said that Wu Di was inferior to Zhao Yehua from the middle school attached to the Provincial Normal University because of her ranking. I almost cried when I knew the results......

I really can't understand the thinking of this super top student.

In the second year of high school, Wu Di went abroad as an exchange student as a matter of course, and there was finally a lot less discussion about her around, and I felt that my ears were much quieter.

Since Wu Di left, there is no student who can dominate the first place in the school, and being able to maintain the top ten in the school is enough to be admired.

But in fact, this year was a turning point for me, and I don't know why I became obsessed with fiction. I read all kinds of novels, including the series of youth novels written by Wu Di.

That's right. Although she herself is an exchange student abroad, her novels have not stopped, but after "Slam Dunk", there has been no new long serialization for a long time, and her short stories have gradually become quite famous. It is often highly praised by famous writers in the Chinese literary circle.

Speaking of "Slam Dunk", that ending simply made me depressed to death, the feeling of abruptly ending at the climax, just like I was found by my parents when I secretly watched an adult movie, if I hadn't heard that there would be a sequel to "Slam Dunk". I think I'll be like those excited slam dunk fans who protest in front of the editorial office of "The Most Soloist".

Because of "Slam Dunk", I fell in love with playing basketball, although I couldn't even make it to the varsity team, but it didn't matter, I just liked playing basketball. There are also more boys in the school who fall in love with basketball, and there are even some slam dunk fans who come to visit our school because it is the prototype of the school where the main character team is located in the novel.

In addition to Wu Di's novels, my favorite thing to read is online novels, which can also be said to be mobile phone novels, and it goes without saying that "Breaking the Sky", which is popular all over China, as long as people who love to read mobile phone novels have read it, and even after class, they will discuss what is the ranking of different fires, etc., and Zhongyuan Wubai has truly become the supreme god in the online novel industry.

It was because of my addiction to novels that my grades gradually fell, and suddenly, I was already in my third year of high school.

What I never expected was that I would be in the same class as Wu Di, who had returned from the United States, because Wu Di's pre-school test scores were so poor, she seemed to have forgotten how to do the questions.

Then I often saw some people, especially those top students, gloating in school, as if the genius protagonist in "Breaking the Sky" had become a waste wood.

There was also a wave of doubts about Wu Di on the Internet, saying that Wu Di had fallen and would never study seriously again.

These people completely ignored Wu Di's increasing progress in literature, and only clung to Wu Di's exam results.

I remember that Wu Di's seat was on the right side of the third row of the second group, just across the aisle from my seat, and I could see her beautiful silhouette as long as I looked to the left.

What impressed me the most was that Wu Di's desk was never like me and other students, piled high with books, as if buried in it, and there would be a heartfelt sense of security.

Her desk, which is always neat and clean, will only take out certain books in specific classes, and she always looks organized.

I don't know if she's really calm or fake calm.

In a sense, I also experienced this huge disparity, and I completely resigned myself to my fate anyway.

I think I was an ordinary and ordinary senior high school student, and no one would pay attention to me in the surging queue of students when I went to the cafeteria every day after class at noon, and after the usual exams, no one would come to compare my answers, let alone compare any rankings with me, because I was about forty-five out of fifty people in a class.

I also suffered a lot in my studies, and I always sat in obscurity in the classroom learning the lessons I hated more and more, which was something I suddenly had an epiphany in my sophomore year of high school.

Not only did I have to spend the whole day in the classroom listening to classes that I wasn't interested in, but I couldn't complete more and more homework on time in the evening self-study, so I often spent some time in the bed of the dormitory with a flashlight to write homework, and I had to think about those messy formulas and symbols. Sometimes it takes me more than half an hour to solve a physics problem that is not very difficult.

Even then, I couldn't catch up anymore.

Having said that, I thought I needed to introduce myself.

My name is Qiu Yang, and I am already in my third year of high school. (To be continued......)