Look at that pair of school grass
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Synopsis
Life for Su An has always been a chaotic blur of poor grades and frequent scuffles, often leaving him as the neighborhood troublemaker. Beside him has always been Qi Wenxuan, the academic star and model student who, despite his polished reputation, never hesitated to throw a punch to protect his lifelong companion. The dynamic shifts when the high school entrance exams arrive. Qi Wenxuan, consistently ranked first, suffers a shocking drop in performance, ensuring he lands in the same institution as the struggling Su An. As they navigate their teenage years, Su An begins to question if this academic failure was actually a calculated choice born of devotion. The writing maintains a light, sugary atmosphere, focusing on the intimate evolution of a bond that spans from kindergarten to adolescence. It offers a gentle, low-stress experience that rewards those seeking an uncomplicated, heartwarming romance. Those desiring high-stakes drama or complex conflict will find the breezy, affectionate tone too simplistic for their tastes.
📚 Chapters (125 total)
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Editorial Review
At 125 chapters, this completed campus romance provides a concise and satisfying arc. The primary strength lies in the chemistry between the two leads; the contrast between the delinquent Su An and the secretly devoted Qi Wenxuan creates a charming tension that drives the plot forward without needing external melodrama. However, the story suffers from a lack of significant conflict. Because the focus remains heavily on the sweetness of their relationship, the plot occasionally feels stagnant, relying more on atmosphere than actual progression. While the brevity ensures a tight reading experience, the lack of substantial obstacles makes the resolution feel inevitable rather than earned. For a BL title focused on the childhood sweetheart dynamic, it hits all the necessary emotional beats but fails to challenge the characters in any meaningful way, resulting in a pleasant but unremarkable addition to the genre.