Transmigrating Into a Book, the Villain Becomes the White Moonlight!

6: Chapter 6 A complete mess!Su Bai naturally didn’t care at all about Lin Wan’s opinion of him.

The first class of the semester began with the ringing of the bell.

How strange, a university (1) without military training; his understanding from his previous life was still too shallow.

Su Bai sat in his seat feeling drowsy; he had no intention of listening at all.

Meanwhile, Lin Wan beside him presented a completely different picture.

She was fully focused, taking out a different notebook for every subject change; from the moment the bell rang, the pen in her hand had hardly stopped moving.

Regarding Su Bai’s attitude toward studying, Lin Wan had initially prepared herself mentally.

After all, at the dinner table that day, Uncle Su Zheng’s words had been very clear: he just wanted Su Bai to idle his time away.

In the days before school started, Lin Wan had also pieced together a more specific outline of the Su Family from her parents’ hesitant conversations and occasional exclamations of wonder. Only then did she belatedly realize that the Su Family villa she had entered that day was a place where many top figures in City A would break their heads just for a chance to visit.

But she hadn’t expected Su Bai could slack off to such an extent—not listening at all and sleeping through the entire session.

What puzzled her even more was that the teachers of every subject seemed to have reached a tacit understanding, turning a blind eye to his behavior of slumped over the desk without even a single reminder.

This left Lin Wan feeling very conflicted.

Could she say Su Bai was bad? But his family truly had the capital to let him ”lie flat”; his future path was already paved, and it seemed he really didn’t need to rely on studying to change his destiny.

Could she say he was excellent? Lin Wan stared at him with wide eyes for a long time; aside from that truly impeccable face and that lazy temperament of not caring about anything, she really couldn’t see where Su Bai was excellent at all.

System Administration Bureau.

Intern administrator Xiao You stared at the surveillance screen; her originally neat bun had been scratched into a messy afro.

”Argh! Mud! A complete pile of mud!” she wailed, clutching her head. ”How could someone who slacks off to the depths of their soul possibly win over the proud Lin Wan!”

She frantically sent system prompts to Su Bai on the control panel:

[Ding! host, please mind your image and perform actively!]

[Ding! Detected that the high-quality opposite sex ”Lin Wan” has a declining perception of the host. Please adjust your strategy immediately!]

[Ding! The novice mission ”Obtain Lin Wan’s Initial Goodwill” has remained uncompleted for a long time. host, please take this seriously!]

Unfortunately, all the messages vanished like stones dropped into the ocean.

The system’s communication channel had long been completely blocked by Su Bai unilaterally, without even a read receipt.

Xiao You pulled up the original worldline script, wanting to cry but having no tears.

If Su Bai hadn’t transmigrated, according to the original development, the Villain Su Bai in the book should have fallen for the cold and excellent Lin Wan at first sight. Then, during high school, he would have launched a frantic and even somewhat clumsy pursuit, constantly investing in and currying favor with the Lin family, only to ultimately become a perfect stepping stone and background character for the child of destiny due to improper methods and the Protagonist’s halo.

According to the transmigration counterattack script, Su Bai should have used his foresight and system assistance before the Protagonist appeared to demonstrate maturity and ability beyond his years, winning Lin Wan’s heart step by step and intercepting this important providence in advance.

But what about this Su Bai?

Aside from not pursuing Lin Wan, he was simply a piece of mud that couldn’t be slapped onto a wall!

How could a girl like Lin Wan, who admires the strong and values excellence and self-discipline, possibly fall for someone like this?

”It’s over, it’s over... relying on this kind of host to complete missions, I’m really just one step away from being fired...” Xiao You buried her face in the keyboard in despair, feeling that the end of her career was right there on the screen displaying Su Bai’s sleeping face.

Forget Lin Wan, what about the other female protagonists later?

With Su Bai slacking off like this, it’s hard to say if he’ll even meet them in the future!

Xiao You snapped the screen shut and rubbed her face. ”Whatever, at worst I’ll get fired. I’ll just take it day by day. I can’t contact him anyway, and staring at him all day makes my eyes hurt.”

On the other side, the last math class was nearing its end. The teacher paced on the podium, brow slightly furrowed. ”Has no one solved this final problem combining functions and geometry yet?”

Lin Wan gripped her pen tightly, her white scratch paper densely covered with calculations.

Just as she was deep in thought, a very faint sneer suddenly came from beside her.

Yes, it was a sneer, carrying a hint of ambiguous mockery.

And this sound clearly came from the direction of Su Bai, who had been sound asleep just a moment ago.

Lin Wan’s first reaction was that she had misheard. She instinctively turned her head, only to see that Su Bai had just happened to change positions, facing the window to continue his unfinished business of sleeping, as if that laugh had been nothing but her hallucination.

The bell rang just in time. The math teacher put down the chalk helplessly. ”It seems the difficulty is indeed quite high. Let’s treat this as a post-class thinking problem, and we’ll explain it in detail tomorrow.”

Strange to say, the bell seemed to have a special waking magic for Su Bai.

He sat up almost instantly, stretched lazily, and waved casually to Zhou Feng in the back seat. ”I’ll leave the cleaning to you. I’m heading out.”

”OK, Brother Su, don’t worry. Leave it to me!” Zhou Feng patted his chest, full of energy.

Lin Wan silently and quickly packed her bag. By the time she zipped it up and looked up, Su Bai’s seat was already empty.

She quickened her pace to the school gate. Just as she was feeling a bit lost, she heard Uncle Fu’s voice: ”Miss Lin Wan, over here! Your father instructed me to drop you off on the way back.”

After thanking him, Lin Wan got into the car. Noticing only herself and Uncle Fu inside, she couldn’t help but feel puzzled. ”Uncle Fu, aren’t we waiting for Su Bai?”

”Ah... well,” Uncle Fu glanced at her through the rearview mirror, his expression seemingly tinged with a subtle awkwardness. ”The young master said... he has some personal matters to attend to and will head back on his own later.”

Lin Wan gave an ’oh’ and didn’t ask further, her gaze instinctively drifting toward the bustling crowd of students outside the car window.

Just then, her gaze suddenly froze—she saw Su Bai walking out of the school gate side-by-side with a beautifully dressed girl with a bright smile. The two seemed to be talking about something, their posture quite familiar.

Lin Wan’s expression darkened instantly. She hugged her schoolbag tightly, her fingers instinctively clenching into fists, her nails almost digging into her palms.

After arriving home, Lin Wan gave Uncle Fu a hasty thanks and rushed into the house with her head down.

Wang Xiu, who was in the living room, saw her daughter like this and asked in confusion, ”Wanwan, why are you in such a rush today?”

Lin Guohua also immediately noticed something was wrong with his daughter.

He walked to the door of Lin Wan’s bedroom, knocked gently, then pushed the door open and asked softly, ”Wanwan, what’s wrong? Unhappy at school?”

Lin Wan sat at her desk, her small mouth instinctively pouting. She shook her head and said in a muffled voice, ”It’s nothing.”

”Is it... because of a conflict with Su Bai?” Lin Guohua’s heart tightened. It was only the first day; he hoped nothing had gone wrong.

”No.” Lin Wan took a deep breath, forcibly suppressing the inexplicable irritability in her heart, and took her homework notebook out of her bag. ”Dad, I need to do my homework. Please head out.”

Seeing this, Lin Guohua hesitated to speak, but finally sighed softly and closed the door.

His daughter had grown up and now had secrets she didn’t want to share with her parents.

Sitting at her desk, Lin Wan held her pen, but she couldn’t focus on a single word.