Translator: Deyonna Li Chishu is like this: tall and skinny, fair-skinned, quiet and reserved, disciplined and polite, with a subtle underlying sense of inferiority. When studying, teachers would praise him openly for his grades, but behind his back, they would shake their heads and call him a "nerd." He speaks softly to everyone, even saying "sorry" before expressing his anger. In short, he embodies the characteristics of most outstanding left-behind children from traditional Chinese families whose parents are not around. As for me, my name is Shen Baoshan. Despite my seemingly conceited and irritating way of speaking, I am a serious person. I was born into a relatively wealthy family, thanks to my dad and mom's good fortune. We had a harmonious family, which was an advantage from birth. My grades were also not bad. In senior high school, Li Chishu was first in class, and I was only in second, occasionally slipping to third, fourth, or fifth, depending on my mo...