Everyone Thinks I’m a Low-Performing Student

[Chemistry Olympiad Story, Quiet and Obedient Bottom × Flamboyant and Charming Top, Dual Academic Geniuses Leading a Struggling Class to Turn the Tide] Lu Xingyin grew up in a small Jiangnan town for fifteen years before suddenly becoming the long-lost biological child of a wealthy family. Faced with this "poor-performing kid from a small town," "lacking educational resources," and seemingly inferior to the true aristocratic heirs, the adopted son of the Huo family discussed with others and, with a radiant smile, gifted this country bumpkin a set of Five-Year-Three-Mock Papers: "Here, your previous home must have been so poor and backward that you never had access to complete study materials. Don't be discouraged if your grades lag at first." Lu Xingyin lifted his gaze, his dark eyes calm as water: "Thank you." Only then did they notice the old books by his side: English original edition of *March's Advanced Organic Chemistry*. English original edition of *The Art of Writing Reaction Mechanisms in Organic Chemistry*. Gu Fangwei had been an academic prodigy since childhood, his peach blossom eyes casual and captivating, never truly acknowledging anyone. Especially not someone like Lu Xingyin, a dull, obedient bookworm who seemed useless except for following orders. —Until the day he stood up for his classmates and was chased by the dean across the school building. In a narrow encounter inside a small storage room, facing the glaring flashlight of the dean, Lu Xingyin shoved him beside the lab table and calmly said, "It wasn't him who fought. I brought him here... to confess my feelings." Gu Fangwei: "???" Good student, your persona just crumbled! Later— Gu Fangwei: "Deskmate, I heard you wanted to confess to me? When? I should prepare." Lu Xingyin: "No need. I just helped out. Don't take it seriously." Gu Fangwei: "………………"