Lin Tingwei, born into poverty, gets the chance to enter Siville Academy.

He becomes the only transfer student in the second year since Siville Academy’s founding.

The people at this academy are more boring than he imagined.

Speculating about the reason for his transfer in the anonymous tree hole; rating each student’s appearance, family background, and grades, then compiling them into the Siville Secret Ranking; holding meaningless ghost-catching activities during the Mourning Spirit Festival; spreading rumors about him and the student council president in the tree hole…

Although Lin Tingwei doesn’t want to cause trouble, sometimes trouble comes looking for him—from these troublesome matters to those troublesome people.

An elusive roommate, an overly enthusiastic first-year junior, that junior’s arrogant childhood friend, a hypocritical student council president, a hot-tempered, stubborn classmate who seems to be a masochist…

Not a single one is easy to deal with.

Lin Tingwei thinks.

Recently, Lin Tingwei has been relentlessly pursued by first-year student Qi Yan.

It’s clear that Qi Yan really wants to pull him into his social circle, but Lin Tingwei isn’t very interested in that.

Whenever he receives a gift from Qi Yan, Lin Tingwei’s response is always: “Thank you, but I won’t accept it.”

However, Qi Yan forces the gifts on him anyway.

At such moments, Lin Tingwei always pretends to casually glance at the other person present—Qi Yan’s childhood friend, Ji Siming.

Ji Siming is the typical arrogant aristocratic youth who looks down on everyone. Lin Tingwei is well aware of this; he figures Ji Siming probably thinks he’s a gold-digging commoner pretending to be aloof.

He just looks at Ji Siming and gives him a faint, light smile. Until Ji Siming turns his face away, avoiding his gaze.

He actually met Ji Siming long ago.

On a certain rainy day in the future, when Ji Siming returns home, he will see Lin Tingwei sitting on his father’s lap.

Lin Tingwei looks at him, facing him with the same smile as always, and says, “You’re back.”

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