Rebirth of a Top Student's Handbook

“Okay, you can choose which one you want.” Zhou Min took out several English books that her uncle had sent her.

Chen Sheng was clearly surprised by such good treatment, and his face turned red with excitement. He then picked out New Concept English and Junior High School Entrance Examination Review English.

These two books are unavailable here; the content is a bit beyond the curriculum, the books are thick, and they're expensive. Therefore, they're very popular among students.

"Why did you lend it to him but not to me?" Lin Xin was furious when he saw Chen Sheng borrow the two books that he had always kept.

"I'm happy." Actually, Zhou Min wanted to say: He's my husband, and you are, right? But she was afraid she would be seen as crazy, so she decided against it.

Zhou Min thought about it again, and realized that this must be the reason her husband had told her countless times later that she wouldn't lend him his books. At that time, her books should have been in Lin Xin's possession.

Lin Xin was furious upon hearing this answer. With a desire for revenge, he turned around and started flirting with Xu Lingyuan.

As Zhou Min listened to their interaction, she thought to herself that in the past, whenever she had a conflict with either of them, they would treat her like this, and she was really sad back then.

But now Zhou Min looked at Lin Xin's face full of pimples, small eyes, short chin, round face, and short, chubby figure.

Zhou Min said that even if her sister still liked Xu Lingyuan, let alone not liking him anymore, she posed no threat. Although she was also rather chubby, she had delicate features and good skin, making her look cute and round.

Lin Xin, on the other hand, had a slightly dirty and greasy look.

She knew that Xu Lingyuan was also a looks-obsessed person, and that every girlfriend he dated in the future would have a "web celebrity" face.

The final exams were fast approaching. Zhou Min took her stationery bag and walked into the exam room, which was mostly filled with students from other classes.

It's important to know that the school places great importance on the experimental class. While other classes have 70 or 80 students each, the experimental class only has 48 students. These 48 students are mostly distributed in the first examination room, since the examination rooms are arranged according to the midterm exam scores. The top 30 students are in the first examination room, and the students ranked 31 to 60 are in the second examination room.

Zhou Min was one of the few students from the experimental class who had ended up away from home. Just as she was thinking this, she felt the table sink. She looked up and saw a good-looking boy with what he considered to be very handsome hair sitting on her desk.

"How did you end up in the same exam room as me, Zhou Min?" The boy asked, raising an eyebrow as he saw Zhou Min look up.

Zhou Min picked up her pencil case, opened her water bottle, and poured the contents onto the table. Even though the boy reacted quickly and jumped off the table, his pants were still wet.

"Excuse me, could you wash the table?" Although she didn't remember who he was, Zhou Min, who was never known for her good temper, said that anyone who dared to sit at her table should expect to pay the price.

"You've got what it takes, just you wait," the boy threatened, wringing the water out of his pants.

Although Zhou Min was starting to feel a little nervous looking at the boy's flared pants, which made him look like a hoodlum, she was not going to back down.

While wiping the table, Zhou Min retorted defiantly, "If you dare to come, I'll report you to the teacher. You just wait."

The boy was clearly shocked by Zhou Min's shamelessness. He shook his head and went back to his seat to wring out the water.

In the first Chinese exam, Zhou Min wrote with great skill, effortlessly producing clichés and empty phrases. As for the composition, it goes without saying that Zhou Min, who often writes advertorials, felt that the paper was a bit small and was afraid of exceeding the word limit.

After finishing writing, Zhou Min looked up at the boy who had just sat on her desk to her right. Who was he?

Perhaps sensing Zhou Min's gaze, the boy tossed her a small note and winked. Curious, Zhou Min picked up the note, only to see "ACDB" written on it... Before Zhou Min could react, the boy raised his hand and said, "Teacher, Zhou Min is cheating."

Zhou Min was completely dumbfounded. The teacher strode over and caught Zhou Min red-handed. Zhou Min pouted, opened her big, watery eyes, and looked pitifully at the teacher, saying, "Teacher, I didn't cheat. He framed me."

The teacher was probably a little charmed. He took Zhou Min's test paper, saw that she had finished, and couldn't help but say, "Ahem, hand in your paper."

The teacher clearly didn't want to deal with the matter, so Zhou Min reluctantly packed her things and left. As she reached the door, she turned around and happened to see the boy making a face.

Zhou Min was furious and couldn't help but raise her fist at the boy. The boy couldn't help but laugh when he saw Zhou Min's fist.

The proctor clearly noticed the commotion, walked over to the boy, and confiscated his exam paper. Zhou Min was amused by the boy's pained expression. She deliberately stood at the stairwell, waiting to humiliate him.

"Oh dear, you haven't even written your essay yet, have you?" Zhou Min stepped forward and said as she saw the boy approaching.

"Heh." The boy was clearly in a bad mood, and he left with a cold laugh.

"Hmph!" Zhou Min went back to her dorm to drop off her things and then left the school gate, only to see that boy again. He had changed his pants and was standing by a streetlamp smoking.

Upon seeing Zhou Min approach, the boy threw away his cigarette butt and walked up to her.

Zhou Min stood tall and ready to fight. But the boy simply walked over, put the fluffy earmuffs hanging from his arm on Zhou Min's ears, said, "An apology gift," and then walked away.

Zhou Min's face flushed red instantly. She felt she had become much more childish, and started to feel shy. Although Zhou Min had always felt she would never grow up, she felt even more childish since returning.

Zhou Min strolled around outside, bought some high-quality notebooks, and then browsed books in the bookstore for a while.

After lunch and the midday break, Zhou Min arrived at the examination hall and found that almost everyone was already there. Seeing Zhou Min enter, someone started teasing, "Zhao Qianhe, your wife's here!"

"Fuck you." Zhao Qianhe, the boy who had falsely accused Zhou Min of cheating that morning, finished cursing and started packing his pencil case. Zhou Min thought about it and realized she didn't remember him, so she ignored him.

The next two days passed peacefully, with everyone tacitly understanding the situation, and Zhao Qianhe didn't bother her again. After finishing all the exams, Zhou Min carried her luggage, which had already been packed in the dormitory, and went home.

Three days after the exam, Zhou Min came to school to pick up her report card. She walked around, resting occasionally, carrying her luggage. At that moment, she was particularly envious of the students who had their parents pick them up.

Just then, her hand suddenly felt lighter. Zhou Min looked up and saw that it was Chen Sheng. Her nose tingled with sadness. She remembered that in college, it was always like this. Every winter and summer vacation, Chen Sheng would walk ahead with big bags and small bags, while she only needed to carry her own small bag.

How could Chen Sheng, who was once so good to her, gradually become someone she has nothing to say to after marriage?