Summer Again Episode 11 Recap

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Ni Xiaowan confronted Tong Xi in front of the entire class, accusing her of deliberately ruining the public session because she disliked Ni Xiaowan. Ni Xiaowan also questioned Tong Xi's drawing skills, referencing the impressive blackboard poster and her poor performance in the public session. Tong Xi admitted she didn't know how to draw and that another student had created the blackboard poster for her.

She stated that her drawing during the public session was the best she could do, apologizing but clarifying it wasn't intentional. Tong Xi then confessed to the class that she was the one who wrote the mysterious letter that had been stolen and posted online, for which Tao Zhu had taken the blame.

She revealed her true identity as an ordinary person, explaining that after transferring to the school, she got carried away by everyone's expectations and her own vanity, leading her to "act like a White Swan." She regretted deceiving others and involving her friends, emphasizing that she was unhappy living a false persona. She asserted her desire to return to her true self, stating she would accept any criticism, as long as she could be honest and find joy.

The class reacted with a mix of shock and amusement, with some students eager to reread the mysterious letter. Concerned, Lin Nanyi and his friends rushed to the school canteen, expecting to find Tong Xi dejected. To their surprise, Tong Xi appeared cheerful and relieved. She explained that she no longer had to pretend to be a "White Swan" and could finally be her true self, which brought her immense relief.

She had only seemed not to be eating because she had forgotten her meal card. Ni Xiaowan, however, continued to spread malicious rumors. She told her followers that Tong Xi had lied about winning a major award in Da Cheng, dancing with celebrities, and even being part of the school's art club. These followers then actively spread these false rumors among other students, attempting to isolate Tong Xi.

During a physical education class, one of Ni Xiaowan's followers, Ke'er, found herself in an embarrassing situation when she stained her pants. Tong Xi, overhearing, quietly offered Ke'er a clean pair of her dance pants. Despite Tong Xi's kindness, Ke'er maintained her hostile attitude, telling Tong Xi she still "hated" her. Tong Xi calmly accepted this, stating she didn't care how Ke'er felt, as she had already admitted her mistakes.

Meanwhile, Tao Zhu found herself confronted by students in the Drama Club who were gossiping about Tong Xi's exposed persona and the mysterious letter. Tao Zhu retorted fiercely, dismissing their gossip, though some students seemed to believe Tao Zhu had written the letter to Senior Xu Ao. Later, Tao Zhu tried to ask Senior Xu Ao about a role in the Drama Club, but he vaguely dismissed her, implying there were no suitable roles.

Realizing the futility of her efforts and feeling unappreciated (as implied by a student's comment about her sweeping), Tao Zhu declared she would no longer be sweeping the floors for the club and left. At the Blue Elephant, Tong Xi confided in Lin Nanyi, expressing her belief that Ni Xiaowan had a deeper reason for targeting her beyond simple jealousy.

Lin Nanyi suggested that Ni Xiaowan might feel threatened by Tong Xi, as Ni Xiaowan was once the most popular girl in their class. Tong Xi then questioned Lin Nanyi's close relationship with Ni Xiaowan, to which he explained they were merely former middle school classmates in the same class, not particularly close. Tong Xi playfully claimed to feel closer to him.

Later that evening, Tong Xi messaged Guru Qing He, venting her frustrations about Ni Xiaowan and her perceived closeness to Lin Nanyi. She also recounted a past misunderstanding, revealing that she had written many letters to Lin Nanyi after leaving their hometown, only to be upset by his lack of reply, later realizing he had moved and likely never received them. Lin Nanyi, who is secretly Guru Qing He, was surprised and moved by this revelation.

Lin Nanyi's editor, Sister Jia Jia, called him to confirm a book signing event for Guru Qing He on May 4th in Da Cheng. Lin Nanyi tried to suggest ways to avoid a direct, face-to-face interaction with fans, like being in a "black room" or behind a curtain, but Sister Jia Jia assured him it would be a relaxed bookshop setting. Ni Xiaowan returned home to discover her younger brother using her award-winning pen.

Her mother, displaying clear favoritism, casually dismissed Ni Xiaowan's frustration, telling her it was "just a pen" and she would buy a new one for her. Ni Xiaowan, deeply hurt by her family's dismissive attitude and lack of appreciation for her achievements, told her brother to use the pen, commenting that "no one appreciates it anyway."

As the long weekend approached, Tong Xi excitedly shared her plans to attend Guru Qing He's signing event in Da Cheng, having convinced her mother it was a ballet exhibition. Her friend expressed a wish to join but was tied down by tuition classes. Wei Ze, overhearing, mentioned he was also going to Da Cheng for business. Tong Xi excitedly invited him to the signing event.

Lin Nanyi grew increasingly flustered as he saw Tong Xi preparing various fan banners for Guru Qing He, filled with enthusiastic messages of support. To avoid being recognized as Guru Qing He by Tong Xi, he decided to wear a full Ultraman costume to the signing event. At the signing event in Da Cheng, a visibly nervous Lin Nanyi, still in his Ultraman suit, observed Tong Xi and Wei Ze.

Tong Xi was ecstatic, sharing her excitement and knowledge about Guru Qing He with a rather indifferent Wei Ze. Tong Xi also eagerly explained the concept of "goodies" and fan culture to Wei Ze, even showing him some custom-made fan items. As Tong Xi was busy setting up her banners and buying a scarf, Wei Ze, who was distracted, went to get juice, telling her not to get lost. Lin Nanyi, trapped in his elaborate disguise, watched Tong Xi with a mix of frustration and anxiety.

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