The rapper Zhao Liangchen suddenly spoke up.
Zhao Liangchen usually doesn’t think much of Liu Longsheng, so he decided to tease him a bit.
"What, got hemorrhoids?"
Liu Longsheng turned his head, always disliking Zhao Liangchen’s flamboyant non-mainstream persona.
Damn, are you cursing me?
Zhao Liangchen asked, "I just saw you lift your butt, thought your hemorrhoids were acting up, sorry!"
You’re the one with hemorrhoids!
Liu Longsheng almost cursed back but refrained, considering so many girls were around and also that he drove a high-spec e300, he had to maintain his image. Plus, he planned to run for class president after military training, shine during university, and become an eye-catching, god-like guy, so he wouldn’t stoop to the level of a rap artist who listens to "Snow Distance"!
Liu Longsheng pretended to be calm and said, "I’m just tired of sitting and wanted to get up and relax my butt a bit!"
Liu Longsheng didn’t want to engage further with Zhao Liangchen, raised his butt again, this time by 13.5 cm.
Everything is ready to go!
Suddenly Zhao Liangchen said to Xu Lin, "Bro, are you planning to sing? I’ll play the accompaniment for you, but which song was it?"
Xu Lin glanced at him and replied, "Tao Zhe’s ’Just Love You’."
Zhao Liangchen beamed, "Bro, great minds think alike, this song’s a classic!"
"Then play the accompaniment for me later!"
Xu Lin thought, the sooner I sing, the sooner it’s over, maybe I can actually complete the military training tasks assigned earlier.
On the other hand, Liu Longsheng, hearing Xu Lin was going out, initially planned to steal the spotlight but suddenly realized: At most, Xu Lin’s at the level of a bathroom singer, like those who scream in karaoke rooms, can he really sing well?
"Wait! I might as well let Xu Lin perform first, let everyone see he’s just average, and then I’ll come out—play guitar and sing at the same time, multifaceted and dazzling the crowd. Besides, isn’t the main act always the last to go on?"
Liu Longsheng was suddenly enlightened, feeling an instant refreshment!
Luckily, Xu Lin didn’t know what he was thinking.
Meanwhile, the instructor with the microphone came out.
"Alright, who’s next?"
The instructor shouted.
The arts class had just started not long ago. Not just Xu Lin’s side but other classes were lively too. Some performers were really skillful, singing and dancing; out of thousands, it’s normal to have a few talented ones.
Military training is actually quite dull, repeating movements every day, so arts class is a way to relax.
With the instructor’s call, Xu Lin stepped out.
In a diagonally opposite class, not sure which major, a shy guy was being pushed by a crowd to stand and perform. But upon seeing Xu Lin, he sat back down.
It wasn’t that he thought Xu Lin was formidable, needing avoidance, but courage varies among people—some are daring and some aren’t.
Someone like Xu Lin is purely too bold.
Yet it’s undeniable, being bold is definitely not wrong in many situations.
Especially in this competitive arena of university, boldness is never wrong.
Most people may not realize it, but being bold is a crucial sign of male charisma.
In university, handsome and rich guys can easily win a large share of the female attention.
Next are the bold ones, like all varieties of daredevils.
Lastly, there’s a group of modest guys left out in the intense male competition, becoming part of the remaining 80% in the 80/20 rule, struggling in the turbulent waters of romantic relationships.
When Xu Lin stood up, there was an immediate applause.
Even Liu Longsheng, who sees himself as the protagonist, couldn’t help but give Xu Lin a round of applause.
At this moment, Xu Lin took off his hat and placed it on Ning Yuhuan’s high ponytail head.
Under many watchful eyes, he walked out.