The story begins in high school. Love may come late, but luckily it is only late.
They were childhood sweethearts, and the male protagonist showed her almost all his tenderness.
Many times in my memory, the male protagonist followed the female protagonist, and his eyes hugged her back countless times.
On the day when the college entrance examination ended, the hero gave the heroine a bouquet of crushed ice blue roses. He only told her: The hope given to you is the stars and the sea, and it is a very lucky thing to meet you.
But he never told her: blue equals Because Love You Everyday.
Many years later, the heroine discovered: It turned out that he had said that he loved me a long time ago.
Reader comments
It feels so confusing, the heroine is with several men. Let's take it from the beginning. The second male lead appears more than the male lead. I keep writing. And after so many chapters, the heroine and the hero are still arguing. The heroine still doesn't understand the hero's intentions, and feels that the heroine seems indifferent.
Wuwuwuwuwu, I cried to death. It's so beautiful [crying]. Lu Hanyun really fell in love with Xiao Muxue. He was willing to risk his life for her. He Qingfeng was also a little upset. I hope he can find his other half in the future and live a good life.
I can't even tell which one is the male protagonist. The male protagonist's presence is so low.
After reading the first 20 or 30 chapters, I couldn't stand it at all. I don't know why. Anyway, I didn't like He Qingfeng at first. He was a good friend in the game at first, and then I found out that he was in a class at school. I always felt that He Qingfeng was a little too familiar with the heroine, and his liking for the heroine came too quickly. Moreover, he found that the hero liked the heroine, and even made some intimate moves towards the heroine without the heroine noticing, stimulating the hero. The male protagonist is also a talkative type. From the chapters I have read, the second male protagonist has too many roles, while the male protagonist has no role and is silently good to the female protagonist. Hmm... The heroine's emotional intelligence is quite low. I feel that the heroine and the second male lead are so good for no reason. They have known each other for a few days and feel like they are friends that the heroine has known for a long time. They even feel that they have a better relationship. Actually, I don't really like the male and female leads, including the second male lead. (This is just my personal opinion, others may have different opinions)
I don't even know who the male protagonist is?
This is how it is to love someone. After all, the heroine and the hero are not worthy of each other. Do you understand? I've always wanted to ask why? Why, why is it that the heroine and the hero will be happy together after all? Why can't I be happy with the second male lead? Why? Although he is a latecomer, his love for him has not diminished at all. There is not so much. Why is she the only one who is not yours?
I read the first few chapters, although I didn't finish them all, but just the first few chapters made me want to give up. The male protagonist had less roles than the second male lead. I was really annoyed by this feeling. I was really angry and speechless. I didn't know that the second male lead was the male lead. I didn't like the female lead too much (only in the first few chapters). Anyway, I was very anxious and angry while watching it.
Very nice.
I feel sorry for the second male lead
The male protagonist has no plot
The male lead doesn't have any independent opinions. The second male lead appears more often than the male lead. If he wasn't the male lead, I would have thought he was just a licker.
I think it's quite interesting, and some of the processes are quite funny. It can be seen that the author is quite attentive.
Beautiful, I envy the heroine to meet someone who loves her so much
I read the first few chapters and the male protagonist didn't appear much at all. I once wondered if I had mistakenly identified the male protagonist.
It's really good-looking. It's super good-looking. OK, I won't say any more. I'm going to do my homework.
I am willing to play a supporting role and love you without telling everyone. The second male lead is really upset, his performance is not inferior to that of the male lead
How can I put it this way? I think the emotional line is too lengthy and the supporting characters have more early scenes than the male protagonist. Overall, it's okay.
If I hadn't read the introduction, I would have thought the male protagonist was He Qingfeng? The male protagonist doesn't talk much, so he doesn't describe it at all. Is that so ugly?
To be honest, the character of the second male protagonist makes me very uncomfortable. No matter how casual he is, he can't do intimate actions without the girl not wanting to do it. He also deliberately makes the male protagonist misunderstand. It's a bit too much.
It feels so confusing, the heroine is with several men. Let's take it from the beginning. The second male lead appears more than the male lead. I keep writing. And after so many chapters, the heroine and the hero are still arguing. The heroine still doesn't understand the hero's intentions, and feels that the heroine seems indifferent.
Wuwuwuwuwu, I cried to death. It's so beautiful [crying]. Lu Hanyun really fell in love with Xiao Muxue. He was willing to risk his life for her. He Qingfeng was also a little upset. I hope he can find his other half in the future and live a good life.
I can't even tell which one is the male protagonist. The male protagonist's presence is so low.
After reading the first 20 or 30 chapters, I couldn't stand it at all. I don't know why. Anyway, I didn't like He Qingfeng at first. He was a good friend in the game at first, and then I found out that he was in a class at school. I always felt that He Qingfeng was a little too familiar with the heroine, and his liking for the heroine came too quickly. Moreover, he found that the hero liked the heroine, and even made some intimate moves towards the heroine without the heroine noticing, stimulating the hero. The male protagonist is also a talkative type. From the chapters I have read, the second male protagonist has too many roles, while the male protagonist has no role and is silently good to the female protagonist. Hmm... The heroine's emotional intelligence is quite low. I feel that the heroine and the second male lead are so good for no reason. They have known each other for a few days and feel like they are friends that the heroine has known for a long time. They even feel that they have a better relationship. Actually, I don't really like the male and female leads, including the second male lead. (This is just my personal opinion, others may have different opinions)
I don't even know who the male protagonist is?
This is how it is to love someone. After all, the heroine and the hero are not worthy of each other. Do you understand? I've always wanted to ask why? Why, why is it that the heroine and the hero will be happy together after all? Why can't I be happy with the second male lead? Why? Although he is a latecomer, his love for him has not diminished at all. There is not so much. Why is she the only one who is not yours?
I read the first few chapters, although I didn't finish them all, but just the first few chapters made me want to give up. The male protagonist had less roles than the second male lead. I was really annoyed by this feeling. I was really angry and speechless. I didn't know that the second male lead was the male lead. I didn't like the female lead too much (only in the first few chapters). Anyway, I was very anxious and angry while watching it.
Very nice. I feel sorry for the second male lead
The male protagonist has no plot
The male lead doesn't have any independent opinions. The second male lead appears more often than the male lead. If he wasn't the male lead, I would have thought he was just a licker.
I think it's quite interesting, and some of the processes are quite funny. It can be seen that the author is quite attentive.
Beautiful, I envy the heroine to meet someone who loves her so much
I read the first few chapters and the male protagonist didn't appear much at all. I once wondered if I had mistakenly identified the male protagonist.
It's really good-looking. It's super good-looking. OK, I won't say any more. I'm going to do my homework.
I am willing to play a supporting role and love you without telling everyone. The second male lead is really upset, his performance is not inferior to that of the male lead
How can I put it this way? I think the emotional line is too lengthy and the supporting characters have more early scenes than the male protagonist. Overall, it's okay.
If I hadn't read the introduction, I would have thought the male protagonist was He Qingfeng? The male protagonist doesn't talk much, so he doesn't describe it at all. Is that so ugly?
To be honest, the character of the second male protagonist makes me very uncomfortable. No matter how casual he is, he can't do intimate actions without the girl not wanting to do it. He also deliberately makes the male protagonist misunderstand. It's a bit too much.