Back to Ninth Grade: From Ugly Duckling to Swan

Frankly speaking, I skipped through this book because it made me nervous and worried me so much that I couldn't sleep, so I stayed up late to read it. My body didn't allow me to stay up late, so I could only skip to the end. 😝😝Li Manshi should be considered a tragic character. But why do I feel like she is so powerful? If I remember correctly, Wanwan and the others disappeared and the police arrested those people during the same time period, right? The difference is only ten days at most, right? How could a person who was sent to a psychiatric ward by the police escape? Can they still find the missing Xiang Wan and others with such accuracy? That was when the police were searching for them, right? A man as big as Ye Qianchuan was still unconscious. How did she, a weak woman, get him away? Who is cooperating with her? How sophisticated is a person who can do such a big thing? Could she be mentally ill? Are the dignified police and special forces being fooled around by a little girl? What a ridiculous thing. Haha ^_^ Xiang Wan, a writer, majored in media. Actually become an actor? I don't know about other people, but I don't really like it. Haha, don't spray, thank you

"The stars are hot, you are the ideal in the world." He read that line and said to Xiang Wan, "Wanwan, please wait a moment." Turn around, go back, use the stones on the ground, and carefully carve a new line of words on it: I hope that the winter will be gone and the stars will be bright...

This novel looks good, quite enjoyable to read

It's okay. I feel aggrieved when I read other people's book reviews. I want to say that what you read is actually good enough. Some of them are so cruel that they suffocate you.

The plot is compact, very interesting, and highly recommended. It's very good, the plot doesn't drag on, I read it for two days in one sitting [laughs]

The persistence of life is that it is really worth paying for

Very exciting, worth watching

It's a bit frustrating, but overall it's good.

This is the first time I've left a message after reading a novel. It's really good.

The sun is shining brightly, how teenagers learn