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Childhood Sweethearts, They Quarreled with Each Other. After the Heroine Came Back from Abroad, She Went to the Bar to Catch the Hero.
The Bamboo Horse Abandons Qingmei, and the Male Protagonist Accompanies Qingmei, but the Bamboo Horse Cannot Withstand the Fall from the Sky.
The two sweethearts have been accompanying Qingmei for more than ten years, and finally they were fascinated by the wild flowers. While Qingmei was protecting others, Qingmei was protected by Heaven. Finally, I don't like Zhuma
Childhood Sweetheart + Female Protagonist's Awakening + Male Protagonist's Unwillingness + Crazy Pursuit of His Wife
Want to watch movies similar to "Don't Be a Royal Concubine!" The book "The Emperor's Eyes Are Red after He Wanted to Find a Son-in-law". The male and female protagonists were originally childhood sweethearts, but later the female protagonist awakened and found out that she was a vicious female supporting character, which opened up a relationship with the male protagonist. The male protagonist didn't care at first, but later on he chased his wife crazily.
Childhood Sweethearts, Single Heroine
I want to read a book similar to "The Proud Green Plum Wants to Take Over My Life". Are there any pure love novels about childhood sweethearts with a single heroine who don't want to be reborn?
Childhood Sweethearts Have a Two-Way Secret Love, and It's Best to Have a Strong Relationship with Each Other.
I want to read a book similar to "Paper Planes". I'm asking you all the bookworms out there, do you have any stories where childhood sweethearts fall in love with each other and have a crush on each other, which is very healing? It would be best if it's about a double love ε(*・ω・)_/゚:・☆
























I particularly like the girl in "Childhood Sweethearts". Her brave pursuit of true love is really admirable. This book is like an ukiyo-e, showing the fate of various women in that era, which makes people think deeply. I recommend you read it too!
People's fate is doomed prematurely. Higuchi Kazuyo wrote about the life they were about to face when they were about to become adults. This is her compassionate heart. She couldn't bear to let them suffer more, but just wrote about their bright sadness.
I read this novel when I was in junior high school. It was a time in the 1980s when the whole society was thirsty for knowledge. At the time, I was confused when I read it, and there was a faint throbbing of youth. Now that I read it, I have calmed down a lot. This is a novella suitable for young people to read
The feeling is very deep. Each article seems to have a large blank and infinitely stretched story.