In short, after experiencing the school doctor’s in-depth attack, Ning Shu successfully came to understand how much of an industrial waste she was.
She left the nurse office and wandered around the school garden. As she looked at these beautiful flowers, she felt that it was really great to have the chance to live again.
“Hey, woman, who are you? What are you doing here?” An arrogant-sounding voice came from behind her back and startled her.
When she turned around, she saw that Prince Leng was standing nearby and looking down at her with his chin raised in a conceited manner.
He had one hand in his pocket as he looked at Ning Shu. His pose was incredibly cool, but for some reason Ning Shu only felt that he seemed very chuuni.
>Chuunibyou, also known as Middle School Second Year Syndrome, Eighth-grader Syndrome, is a derogatory colloquial term in the Japanese language used to describe a person which manifests delusional behavior, particularly thinking that one has special powers that no other person has. Often shortened to chuuni.
In short, after experiencing the school doctor’s in-depth attack, Ning Shu successfully came to understand how much of an industrial waste she was.
She left the nurse office and wandered around the school garden. As she looked at these beautiful flowers, she felt that it was really great to have the chance to live again.
“Hey, woman, who are you? What are you doing here?” An arrogant-sounding voice came from behind her back and startled her.
When she turned around, she saw that Prince Leng was standing nearby and looking down at her with his chin raised in a conceited manner.
He had one hand in his pocket as he looked at Ning Shu. His pose was incredibly cool, but for some reason Ning Shu only felt that he seemed very chuuni.
>Chuunibyou, also known as Middle School Second Year Syndrome, Eighth-grader Syndrome, is a derogatory colloquial term in the Japanese language used to describe a person which manifests delusional behavior, particularly thinking that one has special powers that no other person has. Often shortened to chuuni.
