You Just Don’t Get It, Rich People

“I currently need some time to deal with real-life issues, so I don’t have the energy to continue updating for now. I’m taking a hiatus for an indefinite period.”

After Lin Zhiyan got accepted into a prestigious elite academy, some of her friends teased her, saying she had landed herself in a classic Cinderella story—they just didn’t know when the prince would appear.

After all, that school was practically a cradle for military and political elites, filled with the second and third generations of powerful families. Meanwhile, Lin Zhiyan looked like a modern Cinderella: poor background, outstanding grades, melancholy and aloof, with ripples seeming to spread through her dark eyes whenever she smiled.

“So, did you fall in love at your new school?”
her friend asked with a mischievous grin.

Lin Zhiyan merely smiled.

The school was just as divided by class as the outside world. While some people casually destroyed public property worth millions in fights, she worried about what acid rain would do to her crumbling home. While some drove luxury cars and starships, she woke before dawn to wait for public transport. While some attended champagne parties, she stayed up late working part-time jobs.

Compared to dating them, she would rather assassinate them.

So Lin Zhiyan, eyes clear and calm, simply replied:

“Studying is more important.”

Among all the unfairness in the world, grades were the one thing that stayed consistently fair.
At least, that was what Lin Zhiyan believed.

Until certain people effortlessly caused her grades to be lowered, then cluelessly asked whether she wanted compensation for it.

Lin Zhiyan: “…”
Her face was smiling, but her fists were clenched rock-hard.

Later, when those people went mad demanding to know who she actually loved, she still smiled gently and said seriously:

“Ah… there’s no way to make you ‘Celestial Dragons’ understand.”

But when she tried to escape them, it became their turn to smile.

“Ah… we Celestial Dragons can’t understand either.”

Lin Zhiyan: “…”
Now there was really no way to explain things anymore.

#Pure Mary Sue story, romance-focused, all male leads are gloomy, twisted elite “Celestial Dragon” types, female lead is a dark, fragile white-lotus girl who intentionally approached them but ended up attracting a bunch of lunatics.