The sultry, dead-faced Buddhist-type black girl VS the stinky, orphaned, salt-type boy
He just gave a flower casually, but she blushed and wanted to pay for it with the rest of her life.
What is it like to be black?
Others don't know, but Wang Zhaojun understands it deeply.
As she crossed the zebra crossing, her companions chanted, "You appeared, you disappeared, you appeared again, you disappeared again."
Liu Pei once played games with her
Normally, he would get angry and stamp his feet when every piece of equipment was destroyed. This time he was unusually Buddhist.
Don't care about winning or losing at all, neither angry nor happy, calm and gentle
Just when Wang Zhaojun was wondering whether the other party liked him, he heard the following conversation:
Wen Hui: "You're playing games with her, so why don't you just tell me if you like her?"
Liu Pei (spreading hands)
Reader comments
It's a pity that it's useless to do anything to someone who doesn't love you. The heroine also missed the boy who likes her because she likes the hero. Alas
I stayed up late to read this book. The male and female protagonists in the book are just like you and me in the ordinary world. I was busy trying to get rid of the constraints of fate, but in the end I ended up being mediocre and not being favored by fate. On the contrary, the couple of a girl and a boy look very much like the common protagonists in novels, with their own halo.
Could the author make a side story where the heroine and the lead actor reunite and then get together?
It's a pity that it's useless to do anything to someone who doesn't love you. The heroine also missed the boy who likes her because she likes the hero. Alas
I stayed up late to read this book. The male and female protagonists in the book are just like you and me in the ordinary world. I was busy trying to get rid of the constraints of fate, but in the end I ended up being mediocre and not being favored by fate. On the contrary, the couple of a girl and a boy look very much like the common protagonists in novels, with their own halo.
Could the author make a side story where the heroine and the lead actor reunite and then get together?