Li Bai is not too white

Just when I got to know her, the hairy girl only wants to beat me up!
Prim childhood sweetheart treads on me underfoot!
Childhood friend turned sister suddenly demands I repay the kindness of upbringing?
...
Are all these twists of human nature, or the moral decay?
Surrounded by young girls wielding knives, Shen Mo Dust trembles: 'Author, why do I only meet bad women?'
'What exactly are you not satisfied with, let's switch roles!'
Jealous at having crafted the protagonist's peak of life with his own hands but without a single girl by his side, the author furiously slams the keyboard!
(Spotting the little whips raised by the venerable readers, he picks up the keyboard again)
The alternate titles of this book are 'They Shine Like Stars' and 'They Are Lonely Like Stars'.

You are all bad women! Don't come over!

Catherine nodded, speaking nonchalantly, "Yes, I went with Shen Mochen. Is there a problem?"


The problem wasn't whether you went together or not but that it was just the two of you? The girls wondered silently.


"Um, Kaja, weren't you responsible for logistics and procurement?" they asked.


At this moment, some people around appeared to be whispering to each other but couldn't help turning their ears up for gossip.


Catherine continued calmly, "Logistics and procurement is a very important and complex task; naturally, it can't all be pushed onto one person. Even though Shen Mochen took on this job, it's easy for a single person to make mistakes."


Logically, there was nothing wrong with that statement; it even reflected the sense of duty and responsibility of a class leader.


But the person in question was Catherine, and going out late at night with a boy—even if it was for class business—had a somewhat ambiguous air about it.


Chapter 52: The School Hunk Arrives