Campus+Magic+Single Female Protagonist+City+Daily
When it comes to youth romantic comedies, most people must think that they only exist in anime plots, right?
Personally, I think so too.
After all, how could something like a teen romantic comedy happen in the real world?
But...
There may not be a youth love comedy, but there is no such thing as a youth love tragedy.
It's true that good things don't get their turn, but bad things come quickly!
Just now, I had been immersed in the joy of passing the interview to become a tutor, but what followed was a tragedy that left me speechless to the extreme!
Because I became the tutor of my arrogant ex-girlfriend! ! !
Is my ex-girlfriend, whom I just regarded as a scumbag, really such a person?
Unfortunately, this is not the case. What I think of her is just what I think, but in fact it is not like this.
After being misunderstood by me, she did not defend herself.
Because before she had time to explain to me, I broke up with her, blocked her, or even hid directly.
I...
He really is a scumbag! Because I actually did that kind of thing to her because of my own imagination.
If I could do it over again, I would never misunderstand her because of my imagination.
But, do I still have a chance to make amends?
Reader comments
I have a little question, what did his ex-girlfriend say somewhere before? Did she forget it? Didn't the protagonist ask her about it later? Did they break up after that? The article later said that she didn't understand why they broke up. Did she forget about it? Or maybe I read too quickly and didn't read everything.
This book always feels like the word count is too high. It takes two chapters to write about the main character's imagination, and usually half a chapter will settle the story. It's a bit procrastinating, but I really like the plot, with a depressed, paranoid male protagonist and a white-haired tsundere female protagonist. Looking forward to what comes next. Except for the world view of magic, based on this kind of plot, if it is well written, I think there may be a comic adaptation [shy]
Good guy, it smells like Japanese comics.
I hope they can be together
Look good and give me fire
When they explain things clearly to each other, let me know and I'll go check it out.
Looking at me, I feel very bad, very depressed, and uncomfortable (╥╥) very good (≧∇≦*)
I have a little question, what did his ex-girlfriend say somewhere before? Did she forget it? Didn't the protagonist ask her about it later? Did they break up after that? The article later said that she didn't understand why they broke up. Did she forget about it? Or maybe I read too quickly and didn't read everything.
This book always feels like the word count is too high. It takes two chapters to write about the main character's imagination, and usually half a chapter will settle the story. It's a bit procrastinating, but I really like the plot, with a depressed, paranoid male protagonist and a white-haired tsundere female protagonist. Looking forward to what comes next. Except for the world view of magic, based on this kind of plot, if it is well written, I think there may be a comic adaptation [shy]
Good guy, it smells like Japanese comics.
I hope they can be together
Look good and give me fire
When they explain things clearly to each other, let me know and I'll go check it out.
Looking at me, I feel very bad, very depressed, and uncomfortable (╥╥) very good (≧∇≦*)