[No System + Campus + Entrepreneurship + Youthful Passion + The Pursuer Gets Rejected, Then Regrets It + Everyday Romance + Childhood Friend Campus Queen]
“Can you stop clinging to me all the time? You’re so annoying!”
Lin Changfeng was reborn in 2003.
He found himself facing the moment when his confession to his childhood friend, the girl he had always loved, was rejected.
In his previous life, he had shut his heart to love and moved far away, throwing himself into his career until he became a famous, wealthy bachelor in his industry.
But he had also accumulated plenty of regrets.
This time, he didn’t want to run away or leave anything unfinished.
Rejected confession?
No problem. Let me tell you a joke.
Deliberately giving me a hard time?
No problem. One song, “You Are in My Life,” will leave everyone stunned.
It even won him the favor of another campus goddess.
“Changfeng, I like you. I love you. Can’t we be together?” The campus queen who once rejected you is now sobbing in front of you, while the haughty little princess begs for your love like a beggar.
If you were Lin Changfeng, what would you choose?
I’ll leave that decision to our dear readers.
If your first love comes back and wants to get back together with you, accept the thumbs up and reject the thumbs up. Message wall: Is there anything else you want to say to your ex? Or would you like to share some interesting jokes? Well-written articles will be cited in the text and acknowledged at the end of the article.
I feel that if I write about a single female protagonist after writing this, although the confession process will be sweet in the middle, it will be weak in the later stage. I feel that there is more room for development with multiple female protagonists. Personally, I would like to see more female protagonists, but it also depends on everyone's preferences and the author's thoughts [Sending my heart]
Personally, I support single female protagonists. To be honest, I don't really like to read harems in novels with a modern setting. I feel it's unfair to the woman. After all, no matter how many female protagonists you have, you can only marry one in the end. I usually get addicted to harems in fantasy and fairy tales.
That must be rejection (´･Д･)" Isn't this a one-woman affair? ´д` ;
Take the initiative to lose the horse and focus on sincerity. If you like it, please give it a good review. If you're not satisfied, just mention it... I'll pretend I didn't hear it. O(￣▽￣)o☆ Just kidding, if there are any poisonous points that you cannot accept, I will modify them immediately.
Stop talking, I unilaterally declare that Ye Ranran is the only heroine! Dear author, you don't want your novel to get bad reviews, right? 😏😏😏 Looks like they're going to start a harem, slip away
After reading it, I wrote it here. A single female protagonist is no longer realistic. Let's have multiple female protagonists 🧐🧐🧐
The writing is smooth, relaxed and humorous. It can be considered a good food for urban areas in recent times.
Whatever the author likes. Anything with two heroines will do
The ending of Xiao's previous life can be written out, or he can be reborn, and the full sense of revenge and satisfaction can be