Many years later, Bai Ruowei still felt dumbfounded when she recalled the scene when they first met. She actually exchanged a fruit candy for Cheng Ranran's priceless treasure. What Ruowei didn't know was that when Cheng Suran arrived in Tong City for the first time that year, he was indifferent to everything. Her appearance happened to add warmth and treasures, but they were not as important as her smile. Cheng Ranran had long recognized Ruowei as the little girl back then, but he didn't know that he had always been the person that Ruowei had always missed in her heart. A promise might mean nothing to Cheng Ranran at that time, but to Bai Ruowei, it was the only warmth she had when she was young. After they reunited, he rescued her and she relied on him: Cheng Ranran, can you take me home? Cheng suddenly couldn't laugh or cry: Bai Ruowei, are you blackmailing me?
Reader comments
The first part is well written, but in the end, the part about Zi Yiliang's battle of wits and courage was caused by too much narration due to insufficient padding at the beginning, resulting in a very narrative failure. The ending was too hasty, making the novel unsatisfactory. Conclusion: Although the framework is not perfect, it is commendable. The content description is particularly skinny and lacks fullness.
The first part is well written, but in the end, the part about Zi Yiliang's battle of wits and courage was caused by too much narration due to insufficient padding at the beginning, resulting in a very narrative failure. The ending was too hasty, making the novel unsatisfactory. Conclusion: Although the framework is not perfect, it is commendable. The content description is particularly skinny and lacks fullness.
Very nice, not bad