Yan Lingyu

By the time Li Qingran realized she had been transplanted into a book, she had already muddled through seventeen years. 
Growing up together as childhood sweethearts with the male protagonist Xie Ying’an, their relationship was rather passable. 
Endowed with the halo of the male lead, Xie Ying’an was like a hacked character from birth: good-looking, from a good family, with good academics... 
Li Qingran vaguely remembers that she was a female supporting character in the book, whose ending was not good due to constantly making trouble for the female protagonist. 
Li Qingran shuddered, feeling all too familiar with this plot; getting involved or not could both lead to trouble, so she needed to come up with some strategies to cope...
PS: Unrequited love theme, male and female leads are high school students, and they do not engage in early romance.

I Might Have Fallen in Love With My Childhood Sweetheart

Old Wu didn't discuss the scores, but that didn't mean other teachers wouldn't.


The second class was English, and the English teacher entered the classroom with a face blooming into a big smile.  


Qingran heard Li Ce whisper to Zheng Chunming, "Our class must have done quite well in English this time."  


Sure enough, when she wasn't paying attention to the back desk, Qingran had never heard a peep from them during class, but when she did pay attention, their whispered conversations couldn't escape her ears.  


As the class began, English test papers were distributed.  


When the test paper reached Qingran's hands, seeing the bright red 148 points made her finally breathe a sigh of relief.  


Xie Ying'an glanced at Qingran's score, then slowly looked at his own—146 points, two less than Qingran.  


"You did very well this time," he complimented.  


Chapter 69 Second in Grade