Transmigrating as a Mary Sue Character (MTL) [COMPLETED]

171-175

🍓 CHAPTER 171 🍓

After leaving the classroom door, Nan Xiao was still full of displeasure.

If according to his previous temper, this new kid would definitely feel the social beating in advance.

But..

Thinking of the promised she made with Shi Ning—

No fighting!

He could only endure the anger.

Shi Ning found that her tablemate was really a little bit odd.

He seems to be extraordinarily sleepy and usually sleeps in class as if he never gets enough sleep.

The girls in the class have given him a new nickname.

The “Sleeping Prince.”

There was no other reason, it was simply because the side of his sleeping face was particularly handsome.

But what was particularly amazing about Wan Yue was that even if he sleeps in class when the teacher calls on him to answer a question he was able to answer the question accurately.

Teachers don’t know whether he was sleeping or lying on his desk while listening to the lesson.

Tablemates was the easiest person someone could get acquainted with, and Wan Yue was lively in nature so within a few days the two could comfortably talk with each other.

One day, Wan Yue slept for almost half a class so the teacher asked him to go to the podium and solve the math problem.

Wan Yue finished solving the problem without a hitch and threw away the chalk head as he walked down and sat on the seat. He then stretched lazily on his back.

Shi Ning wondered.

“You’ve slept through two classes in the morning and you’re still sleepy?”

Wan Yue nodded sleepily.

Shi Ning: “Don’t you sleep at night?”

He wink at her.

“I’m busy studying at night, how else am I going to get a scholarship.”

…..

…

“Why can’t you study properly during the day?”

Wan Yue: “I also study during the day, who said I sleep and do not study? Aren’t you doing the same, reviewing on the Mathematics Olympiad problems every day?”

After hearing him say this, Shi Ning thinks the reason was plausible.

**

One month after the school year started, it was the first examination after the division of Arts and Science classes.

Shi Ning was unquestionably the first in her grade, and it turned out that choosing liberal arts was indeed a very good choice.

She studied much more easily and could have more time to do what she wanted to do and was able to review one or two sets of papers for the competition in the first month of school.

After looking at her results, Shi Ning asked the person next to her in passing.

“Wan Yue, how was your test?”

Wan Yue: “You didn’t see my results?”

“I only looked the first line.”

“Tch, so confident? Don’t even care who’s in second place?”