Return to Hangzhou
Chen Xiaolian was personally not too concerned about returning to school.
His academic performance was neither excellent nor bad. He was neither an academic high scorer nor a delinquent. He had considered it before – with his achievements, getting the first band results for the college entrance exams might be too much of a stretch. However, getting up to the second band should not be a problem.
He had never placed much importance upon these matters. After all, he had already found a relatively safe career – writing novels.
By writing novels, he had gained a considerable sum of income. Even if he were to stay at home and write novels for his career instead of going to school, he would not end up hungry. His royalties each year would go up to several hundred thousand yuans. That was enough to meet the needs of living for him.
Thus, academic performance had never been a source of pressure for Chen Xiaolian.
However…
He still hated going to school.