I Went Through the Book, and the Male Protagonist Was No Longer the Male Protagonist, but I Became a Supporting Character in My Story.

When I was reading the book, I was always worried. I really wanted the gentle Gu Shu to be the male protagonist, but I was afraid that there would be a twist. In the end, it turned out to be what I wanted! Love it so much! We, the first in the grade, are also gentle, handsome, gentlemen, and excellent, but we are still just strangers who know our names [almost crying]. Due to my regression, the closest I got to him was when he was in the third grade and I was in the fifth grade. We never got together again. Yesterday, I made an appointment with him to study together, help each other, and pass the elite class. I also have a lot of information to share with him, but... He refused, maybe because he didn't want to have too much interaction with me. Of course, I didn't have the courage to confess, because we were both in school and neither of us were ready to fall in love early (at least that's what I thought, I wasn't ready to fall in love early, I just wanted to help each other, we had a good impression but it wasn't love) Fortunately, I still have a little bamboo horse, he is also very gentle, very gentleman, and his grades are also very good. His mother (my mother's best friend) is also very nice. He looks shy, but to me he is very cheerful, and our two mothers often take us out to play. This is no better than him, huh, what's there to be sad about?

Not bad, I really enjoyed watching it [laughing][laughing][laughing]

I think it's very interesting, even though it's a short article