Ning An's Wild Wish System

No matter which school it is, the most distinctive figure is not the teacher, the principal, and certainly not the school bully, but the top student in the grade.

The top student in the grade is already extraordinary in the eyes of everyone, not to mention Song Zhuofan, who consistently tops the list!

Seeing Song Zhuofan hurrying by, people in the exam hall started gossiping.

”Eh? Why did she hand in her paper early again? It’s only been half an hour since the Chinese exam started. Can she finish writing?”

”Surely not! I think her hysteria must have flared up again, she’s going to the hospital.”

”Hysteria? What hysteria? How come I haven’t heard of it? Is it a minor ailment unique to top students?”

”High standards can lead to isolation. She’s so exceptional, having something that others don’t have is quite normal. You’ll understand once you become the top student.”

”...”

”Anyone who continues chatting will be treated as cheating, and after the exam, I’ll call your parents.”

The invigilator’s light remark halted everyone’s discussion.

A fine rain fell like strands of wool, creating a soft rustling sound along with the friction of the pen tips.

Watching the drizzling rain from the sky, Song Zhuofan extracted a black umbrella from her backpack and walked alone in the rain.

Where should she go?

Wandering aimlessly, her mind was blank.

She had been to the hospital before, not just the city’s general hospital, but even psychiatric hospitals.

Her condition is extremely rare, if not seen once in a hundred years.

Whenever she went, every doctor interested in brain medicine rushed out, eager to perform comprehensive examinations using the most advanced equipment, from head to toe.

But in the end, all the doctors returned unsuccessful, even the elderly doctors, with few teeth left, shook their heads helplessly and prescribed her some medicine to control her emotions, advising her to avoid stress and excessive stimuli at school.

Song Zhuofan almost rolled her eyes to the sky upon hearing this.

She, the top student in the grade, consistently for three years, maintaining a significant gap above second, the top student in the grade!

Would she feel stressed attending school in Dragon Country?

But since the hospital couldn’t find anything, she silently walked out of the hospital.

Nonetheless, she took away those bottles of medicine, even if they only served as psychological comfort.

For Song Zhuofan, though the world is vast, she has no idea where to go.

For her, she could go anywhere but home, and even school seemed better than home!

The troubling thing is that she can’t live at school, otherwise, she would choose to live at school for a lifetime.

The reason she can’t live at school isn’t due to school regulations but rather her self-proclaimed hysteria.

Despite being only a senior in high school, Song Zhuofan has already endured hardships that many people haven’t in a lifetime.

In her childhood, her family was quite wealthy.

Her father was the president of a local dairy company, which during its peak, supplied dairy products across Jiangnan and beyond.

At the height of success, full of talents and wealth, it was only natural for her father to marry a Beautiful Person.

They had two thriving children, her and her brother, Song Zhuo’er.

When Song Zhuofan was young, she didn’t attend public schools like this, but rather an aristocratic elementary school, with tuition fees costing hundreds of thousands annually.

With a harmonious family, affluent background, and parents pampering her, she grew up like a little princess, carefree.

However, after the rise came the fall. Just when Song Zhuofan was entering junior high, her father was framed, causing a direct financial chain rupture in his business, barely avoiding compulsory court execution.

Her father struggled for several months, seemingly reviving the company, but on the day of the Qingming Festival, during his trip back home with her brother to pay respects to their ancestors, the car brakes failed, plunging straight off the mountain road.

Beneath the mountain road was a bottomless abyss.

Song Zhuofan still recalls vividly: she was so young, clinging tightly to her mother’s cold arm.

”...They... all left...”

From that day forward, she no longer had her father or brother.

Her mother, of course, couldn’t helm a massive enterprise, hastily signing some agreements, letting go of her father’s legacy completely.

A year later, her mother remarried. Her mother wanted her to call the stranger Uncle Li, saying this would be her new father.

Seeing this warm-smiling, somewhat resembling her father, Song Zhuofan thought it was a start to a new life but didn’t expect it to be the start of a nightmare.

Uncle Li certainly had wealth and seemed genuinely upright, yet the phrase ”gainly dressed” wasn’t baseless.

He not only admired her delicate mother but also harbored intentions towards her.

Not to mention, Uncle Li had a woman who was a year older than her, her stepsister, fully embodying the essence of a vicious stepsister.

And in response to all this, her mother turned a blind eye as if entirely indifferent, silently watching Song Zhuofan grow in a toxic environment.

This thoroughly chilled Song Zhuofan, who just wanted to escape quickly; she began studying hard just to be admitted to a school far away from this so-called home, the farther the better!

Maybe she was naturally gifted, not only inheriting talent from her mother’s side but also her father’s intelligence, just putting in slightly more effort directly led her to the top of the honor roll.