We’re All Supporting Characters in This Story

This story, though short, is so real! From the unrequited love in the heart to the final ending, it all gave me the illusion that the author or a friend had experienced it firsthand! I know it's a tragic story, because I love tragic stories! But in the end, I regretted it. I wished they had a happy ending; I wished they could all get what they wanted!

The youth are not afraid of the long years, for glory still lies beyond. "The crabapple tree in the corner glimpsed the light emanating from the boy." It's a very good story. Unrequited love is painful, but she endured it for three years without saying a word. Always believe in love at first sight

I really like the female lead's personality; she's gentle, generous, and cute... Her unrequited love during her youth wasn't particularly unforgettable, chaotic, or dramatic, but it was the most genuine kind of unrequited love! Perhaps fate brought her back to the boy she had a crush on in her youth. They became each other's other half and were very happy, wonderful, and longed for each other.

This book is really good! Although it's a novel, it's a realistic one. The female lead said, "Regret is the norm." I think the ending of this story is quite good. There aren't that many smooth-sailing loves in the world; they all require the polishing of time to achieve their results.

This book shouldn't only have a 7.4 rating. It's incredibly delicate and realistic, portraying high school life and the female lead's inner thoughts in the early episodes with remarkable authenticity. It was so real I almost cried 😢😢😢😢 I thought the female lead's unrequited love from high school would fade with time, but meeting someone so amazing in her youth makes it hard to let go.

Alas, regret is a common occurrence in life. Fortunately, unrequited love finally had a happy ending. Unfortunately, illness is omnipresent. Thankfully, Xia Mian left without regrets, but Zhong Yi, who was left behind, will have to carry the memories with her for the rest of her life. What breaks my heart the most is Lin Qingyi. This is probably what most people's unrequited love is like.

"That's how it is. We were young then, and we all had someone in our hearts. In the end, no one got what they wanted. In the story, we all became supporting characters." Reading this line really makes me cry. In other words, I'm actually quite envious of Xia Mian for being with the person she's liked for so long, and for that person to like her back. If I had the choice...

This book is very good. The bittersweetness of unrequited love and the beautiful anticipation come to an end with the appearance of the medical report, bringing Xia Mian and Zhong Yi's story to a close. But at least they were happy and experienced each other's deep love.

It's a very good read, and the writing is excellent. The story is relatively uneventful except for the ending. The female lead's unrequited love for the male lead eventually blossoms into a real-life relationship, making it easy for the reader to connect with the story and giving it a very realistic feel. I laughed so hard at the beginning, and then cried so much at the end.

This was my first time reading a angst-filled novel. It wasn't particularly angsty, but it left me with a sense of regret. I regretted that the female lead never told the male lead about her years of unrequited love until her death; I regretted the devoted second male lead; and I regretted that the beautiful female lead was still taken away by illness. But regret is a common occurrence.