My Sister Complained About The Devil Tutor, And The More I Listened, The More Guilty I Became
Author: Qu Qu Yi Ge Xiao Mao Zei
Original Title: 妹妹吐槽魔鬼导师，我越听越心虚
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Introduction My Sister Complained About The Devil Tutor, And The More I Listened, The More Guilty I Became
[Slow Heat] + [Single Heroine] + [No System] + [Daily] + [Two-way Redemption] + [HE]
Su Yan has a secret. Not only has he been in love, his ex-girlfriend is also a Genius with an IQ of 160.
Three years later, my sister was admitted to Jiangcheng University as a graduate student, and she complained at the dinner table every day: "Brother! Our tutor is simply a naughty teacher! The professional requirements are so strict! But her ability to take care of herself is zero. Yesterday, she actually poured dish soap into the washing machine as laundry detergent. It's all true. Everyone in the laboratory is blowing bubbles for her!”
“Brother! The master didn’t eat today. She seems to have a stomach problem. Make some braised pork and I’ll secretly bring it to her tomorrow!”
Su Yan felt frightened hearing these familiar details, but he felt that there was no such thing as such a coincidence in the world.
Until one day, her sister forgot to bring important data, and Su Yan went to school to deliver the things.
Through the glass window of the laboratory, he saw the "iceberg goddess" who was feared by all the students in the college, looking at the braised pork in the thermos box, shedding tears.
That was Bai Yueguang, whom Su Yan had escaped for three years.
Run! There was only one word in Su Yan's mind.
But the next day, my sister brought back a sentence: "Brother, my instructor asked, is the person who made this box of braised pork named Su?"
Su Yan has a secret. Not only has he been in love, his ex-girlfriend is also a Genius with an IQ of 160.
Three years later, my sister was admitted to Jiangcheng University as a graduate student, and she complained at the dinner table every day: "Brother! Our tutor is simply a naughty teacher! The professional requirements are so strict! But her ability to take care of herself is zero. Yesterday, she actually poured dish soap into the washing machine as laundry detergent. It's all true. Everyone in the laboratory is blowing bubbles for her!”
“Brother! The master didn’t eat today. She seems to have a stomach problem. Make some braised pork and I’ll secretly bring it to her tomorrow!”
Su Yan felt frightened hearing these familiar details, but he felt that there was no such thing as such a coincidence in the world.
Until one day, her sister forgot to bring important data, and Su Yan went to school to deliver the things.
Through the glass window of the laboratory, he saw the "iceberg goddess" who was feared by all the students in the college, looking at the braised pork in the thermos box, shedding tears.
That was Bai Yueguang, whom Su Yan had escaped for three years.
Run! There was only one word in Su Yan's mind.
But the next day, my sister brought back a sentence: "Brother, my instructor asked, is the person who made this box of braised pork named Su?"
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In the vast ocean of urban romance novels, finding a story that balances humor, emotional depth, and genuine stakes is a rare treat. Qu Qu Yi Ge Xiao Mao Zei’s My Sister Complained About The Devil Tutor, And The More I Listened, The More Guilty I Became is exactly that—a refreshing, slow-burn masterpiece that trades high-octane drama for the poignant reality of two-way redemption.
The story centers on Su Yan, a man who thought he had left his past behind three years ago. His life is upended when his younger sister begins regaling him with daily complaints about her brilliant yet helpless university tutor. The comedic brilliance lies in the dramatic irony: while the sister paints a picture of a "devil" instructor who can’t even operate a washing machine, Su Yan slowly realizes that this chaotic genius is none other than his own ex-girlfriend—a woman with a 160 IQ and a lingering hold on his heart.
What makes this novel stand out is its commitment to human connection. It eschews common tropes like complex systems or supernatural intervention, grounding itself in the relatable messiness of daily life. The dynamic between the characters is masterfully written, evolving from a simple misunderstanding into a deeply touching exploration of missed chances and the possibility of a second act. Watching Su Yan try to hide from a past that is literally being served to him on a silver platter (or rather, a thermos box of braised pork) provides both genuine laughs and a growing sense of anticipation.
If you are looking for a heartwarming tale about second chances, intellectual vulnerability, and the quiet power of home-cooked meals, this book is essential reading. It is a masterclass in modern romance that proves love is often the one equation even a genius cannot solve alone.
The story centers on Su Yan, a man who thought he had left his past behind three years ago. His life is upended when his younger sister begins regaling him with daily complaints about her brilliant yet helpless university tutor. The comedic brilliance lies in the dramatic irony: while the sister paints a picture of a "devil" instructor who can’t even operate a washing machine, Su Yan slowly realizes that this chaotic genius is none other than his own ex-girlfriend—a woman with a 160 IQ and a lingering hold on his heart.
What makes this novel stand out is its commitment to human connection. It eschews common tropes like complex systems or supernatural intervention, grounding itself in the relatable messiness of daily life. The dynamic between the characters is masterfully written, evolving from a simple misunderstanding into a deeply touching exploration of missed chances and the possibility of a second act. Watching Su Yan try to hide from a past that is literally being served to him on a silver platter (or rather, a thermos box of braised pork) provides both genuine laughs and a growing sense of anticipation.
If you are looking for a heartwarming tale about second chances, intellectual vulnerability, and the quiet power of home-cooked meals, this book is essential reading. It is a masterclass in modern romance that proves love is often the one equation even a genius cannot solve alone.
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