Silly High School Daily Life Doesn’t Need Romance

The barrier surrounding this world was extremely unstable. Every so often, people who had transmigrated into books would fall through, each carrying a mission: win over the female lead, humiliate the female lead, steal the female lead’s love interest… Jiang Wan was the female lead of a ridiculous school-life comedy who had become everyone’s target. Transmigrators equipped with all kinds of systems came charging toward Jiang Wan, ready to take her down. But they soon discovered that not only did they have to deal with Jiang Wan, who couldn’t be swayed by either threats or persuasion, they also had to contend with her teachers and classmates—a bunch of walking disasters who occasionally turned into full-blown drama queens, had absolutely no sense of self-preservation, possessed so much energy you’d think Red Bull flowed through their veins, and had thought processes so bizarre they made you want to slap your thighs in disbelief… The mission failure rate reached a staggering 100%. Jiang Wan, who could hear the systems talking inside the transmigrators’ heads: …I’m already busy enough dealing with an entire school full of idiots. Transmigrators, get out of my world, thanks. =) * From the day Yue Mingshi realized that the world had turned into a sieve and Jiang Wan was at the center of the storm, he embarked on a one-way journey of worrying himself sick over her. An unruly young man can become a devoted servant, and apparently, he can make a pretty good mother hen too. * Popular threads on the Transmigrators’ Forum: “Has Anyone Transmigrated into That School Novel with a Female Lead Named Jiang Wan? My Senior Took a Mission to Win Her Over, Came Back, and Has Been Too Demoralized to Show Up for Work for Three Months” “A Rational Discussion: How the Hell Do You Beat Jiang Wan Academically? Ranking First Every Single Time Is Just Fucking Ridiculous” “Gathering Place for Those Who Failed Missions Involving the Female Lead Who Must Not Be Named. Come Check In, Everyone! (86 signed in) Notes: 1. The female lead is a Mary Sue. She’s good at everything, beautiful, and loved by everyone except the villains. This is my first attempt at writing a ridiculous comedy, so it’s very lighthearted…. Extremely lighthearted. 2. There are both male and female villains. Readers who automatically interpret the presence of female villains as women competing against other women may find this story uncomfortable. 3. There will be no romance before the characters reach adulthood. The story mainly follows their hilarious everyday lives and satisfying face-slapping moments: 70% slice of life, 30% face-slapping. 4. This is set in a fictional world. I know the school might seem ridiculous, but it really is based on an actual school. None of the characters are based on real people. 5. The story will use the now-outdated system of dividing high school students into science and humanities tracks. Unlock Schedule: Every Sunday — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Silly High School Daily Life Doesn’t Need Romance — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠