Ch. 201If I'm Not Thinking About Blowing Up the School, I'm Already in a Good Mood
- Plot: In the second round of their game, Lu Xiaoxiao loses to Ji Yunhuai and chooses truth. He asks about her favorite romantic setting. She struggles to answer, eventually naming familiar, book-inspired scenes such as a Ferris wheel beneath the stars and a flower-filled landscape. She explains that her childhood—first at an orphanage and later spent mostly at school—gave her little experience with romance. After finishing, she urges them to move on to the next round.
- Character development: Lu Xiaoxiao reveals her limited romantic experience and her preference for relationships that develop gradually and sincerely. Past suitors’ impatience put her off, while her connection with Ji Yunhuai feels comfortable and naturally paced. She also suspects he may be preparing to confess, but pretends not to notice to spare his dignity.
- Character interactions: Ji Yunhuai asks a personal but gentle question and listens intently, watching Lu Xiaoxiao throughout her answer. His earnest attention makes her self-conscious; she fidgets and finally redirects the game.
- Themes: The chapter contrasts genuine, patient affection with rushed courtship, and explores how childhood circumstances shape someone’s ideas of romance. Their growing closeness is conveyed through attentive listening, unspoken understanding, and Lu Xiaoxiao’s awareness of Ji Yunhuai’s possible feelings.