The campus life has officially kicked off.

Every morning, An Muxi had to wake up very early to clean the house. If she were to tidy up every room in the three-story villa by herself, she would either be exhausted or paralyzed from fatigue.

So every morning when Han Tong got up and went downstairs to have breakfast, he would see An Muxi lying on the sofa like a dead fish, glaring resentfully at Yan Xihao. That expression seemed to want nothing more than to completely destroy him.

Yan Xihao remained calm in this situation. He elegantly sipped his coffee, completely unaffected by An Muxi's gaze. Once he finished his cup of coffee, Han Tong had to tidy himself up, or else Yan Xihao would turn around and leave, and he would have to walk to school on foot.

Han Tong didn't know what Yan Xihao had planned, so he obediently sat in the corner of the car, curling up into a ball.

After taking a short rest, An Muxi would ride her own pink bicycle to school.

In the evening after school, when Han Tong finishes cooking dinner, he would often see An Muxi opening the door in a disheveled state. Without saying a word, she would turn around and go upstairs to take a shower and change into clean clothes before coming back down to have her meal.

Sometimes, Han Tong really admires An Muxi. Although she is selfish and likes to cause trouble, always dreaming of being a princess, she is more adept at enduring than anyone else. Even when everyone bullies her, every time she comes back, her clothes are in disarray, her hair is messy, and there are even some bruises on her body, but she never complains.

Perhaps it was his pride at play, Han Tong thought. He didn't want to be looked down upon, so he stubbornly held on here. But no matter how hard it was for him, it didn't matter to Han Tong. After all... his only duty was to ensure that he could survive in this world.

Because An Muxi is now willing to endure hardships, in the end, the male protagonist will also fall in love with her. The reason why he constantly disrupts the situation is simply to make himself feel better.

Jealous of others being able to effortlessly attach themselves to a wealthy backer, Han Tong honestly looked down on himself. After all, this was the reality: both the male lead and the second male lead fell in love with the female lead at the same time, but the second male lead would forever be relegated to being a backup plan, while the female lead would be flying high with the male lead. Though there would be obstacles along the way, like the malicious supporting female character, the female lead considered them insignificant because she knew the male lead would always protect her.

Shaking his head, Han Tong packed up his belongings and stuffed them into the suitcase. It was the weekend tomorrow and he had to go home with Han Suya. Just the thought of that heavily made-up sister gave Han Tong a headache. Women, they were the hardest to deal with. Especially the ones who held grudges.

At night, Han Tong was about to turn off the lights and go to sleep when he heard a knock on the door. Rubbing his eyes, he thought it was An Muxi causing trouble, but when he opened the door, he found Yan Xihao instead. The little drowsiness that Han Tong had instantly vanished. He nervously and anxiously looked at Yan Xihao. Did he know something?

"Hand over the cellphone." Yan Xihao's face turned cold as he extended his hand.

Han Tong tremblingly handed over his cellphone.

Yan Xihao took Han Tong's phone and played around with it for a while before throwing it back to him. He turned around and casually said, "You can reach me anytime on my phone number."

Han Tong opened his phone and saw that the male lead's phone number was the first contact on the list. It was even accompanied by a cringeworthy note, with the character "Hao" written in lowercase, and a small "a" in front of it.

Are all the male leads of Mary Sue novels this cheesy? Even adding a note requires individual characters. I simply can't agree with it...

However, what Han Tong didn't know was that he was the only one who dared to keep it this way, and it was personally written by him.