I Obviously Just Want to be a Minor Character
Chapter 80

Expecting Your Performance

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The two lackeys' goading in the dormitory made Li Wei narrow his eyes slightly.

"Su Ming."

Thinking of that junior who was two years younger than him and a year younger than Xu Qianqian, Li Wei's feelings were complicated.

Originally, Li Wei hadn't felt much hostility toward Su Ming.

The reason was simple: Su Ming posed no threat to Li Wei.

As someone from a major family, Li Wei knew very well that, given Su Ming's circumstances, it was unlikely that he and Xu Qianqian would ever get together.

Xu Qianqian was the eldest daughter of the Xu Family. She had outstanding talent and noble blood. Even if she chose a partner, she could only choose someone with equally excellent blood; she could never choose a Warlock.

This was the constraint shared by all major families.

To continuously strengthen their bloodlines and prevent them from being diluted, children of major families could usually only choose partners with excellent bloodlines. Otherwise, they were bound to face opposition from within the family.

For the sake of their bloodlines, the children of major families could even marry close relatives. This showed just how highly they valued their bloodlines.

For a Warlock like Su Ming, being accepted by the Xu Family was practically impossible.

Even if Su Ming were a high-level Warlock, the Xu Family would still prioritize descendants with superior bloodlines rather than consider a Warlock whose glory would last only one generation and whose bloodline might even deteriorate in his descendants.

If Xu Qianqian had been from a collateral branch, the Xu Family might have allowed her to marry a Warlock for the sake of his combat power. But Xu Qianqian was not only from the main branch—she was also the genius of the Xu Family's younger generation, ranked first in both

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