At seven, they became desk mates and studied classical texts together.
At fifteen, they were rivals on the basketball court, competing for the affection of a girl they both liked.
At eighteen, they decided to spend the rest of their lives together, hand in hand until old age.
First-person narration, with the top taking the lead. A hot-tempered, snarky, domestic all-rounder teacher top x a poker-faced, aloof CEO (little princess) bottom.
What, you think you’re the only little princess around?
They put up with ten years of gossip, never expecting that the enemy in the final battle would be themselves.
One thing Teacher Xiao regrets about his life is becoming a teacher. What he regrets even more is that he has to deal with naughty kids at school and has an even bigger one at home.
Gu Huanyan is a giant kid who wears a stern expression all day long.
One’s willing to hit; the other’s willing to take it.
Invited to sign by the Shaolin Group.
After reading this book, emm, how should I put it, I feel very mixed. I prefer reading double-edged novels. There are almost no unclean ones in the ones I have read. There are one or two that are unclean in the early stages. The second one that was separated in the middle of the book is considered to have a greater impact on me than the first one. The adult world itself is very complicated. There are almost no Shuangjie in the novel in reality. The story of Lao Xiao is much better than that of real people. This book is really well written, and the characters are well portrayed and very real. But it's still so sad, and it's quite abusive in the middle. I usually can't get over it after reading abusive articles for a long time. I feel so uncomfortable 😢 Okay, I'm being a bit pretentious.
This book is written in the first person. I think it is very well-written and delicate. It writes about the people and things he sees from the perspective of the protagonist. It also contains some real truths about the current situation and some philosophies of life. The story does not have too many ups and downs, but only long-lasting feelings. Compared with passionate love, I actually think that this kind of long-lasting love is ordinary and better, and it is more touching. In short, I think this work is very well written and quite good 🤭
This is the first book I've read written in the first person. The author's writing style is very good and it gave me a strong sense of empathy. It's like the author experienced these things and then wrote them down with a pen. It is undeniable that I like this book very much, but privately I don't like the person named Xu very much, which is why I gave it four stars. Then I felt that he shouldn't have this ending. In fact, I imagined it myself. (First of all, let me declare that these are my own assumptions and assumptions. If you don't like it, please don't criticize me. And the reason why I think so is because Mr. Xiao gave me the feeling that he regards Xu as his lover) If Xu and Xiao get together at the end of the story, I believe that they still haven't figured out their relationship status in the following days. Xiao looks for Gu's shadow in Xu, and Xu, as the book says, almost fell in love, but in the end he didn't fall in love because of Ken and Sen. Then rule out this reason. The book completely explains that I can live a good life without you, even if my life is not very happy. So the ending I envision is that Xu and Xiao finally break up and Xu Qingya gets married. Regarding Gu and Xiao, I think it's a pity that they won't be together anymore. It's the most regrettable time in this life.
It's wonderful and realistic. I've always liked double cleanliness, but I also accept uncleanness (but the kind that pays attention to when you first encounter uncleanness), ahhhh, sweet first and then cruel 😢😢😢
It's very beautiful (✧∇✧), this is my adult love (sometimes sweet and cruel)❣️٩(๑^o^๑)۶💘💘💘💘💞❤️💞٩(๛ ˘ ³˘)۶
A very good book that not many people have read
It's very beautiful and worth checking out.
It's a very interesting book, written from a first-person perspective. It took me a long time to read it, and it also reflects reality.
Ah ah ah, the ending is really confusing. Every ending has regrets.
A very heart-warming book, reminds me of myself.