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This Is Me 

Deng Xiaoyu and Hu Duoduo , who are idle on the university campus, dream of performing a gorgeous counterattack on the prom, but didn't want to cause ridiculous and embarrassing incident that caused a sensation in the whole school. Qiu Yingzi, the school's cute flower has been pursuing true love fo four years, unexpectedly receives a mysterious gift. Zhou You has been fighting an old teacher with his quirky spirit. On the eve of graduation he discovers shocking secret. In a blink of an eye, graduation is approaching, whether various mysteries could be revealed or not before it.
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Deng Xiaoyu and Hu Duoduo , who are idle on the university campus, dream of performing a gorgeous counterattack on the prom, but didn't want to cause ridiculous and embarrassing incident that caused a sensation in the whole school. Qiu Yingzi, the school's cute flower has been pursuing true love fo four years, unexpectedly receives a mysterious gift. Zhou You has been fighting an old teacher with his quirky spirit. On the eve of graduation he discovers shocking secret. In a blink of an eye, graduation is approaching, whether various mysteries could be revealed or not before it.

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