
Follow Your Heart to the Stars
随心向星
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 109k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Youth Sweet Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
75Chapters
11Reads
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On the track of youth sweethearts, "Start with My Heart" relies on the setting of "two-way secret love + awakening of memories after marriage" to seduce the hearts of young girls just right. The heroine returns to her youth with the memory of her marriage six years later, only to realize that the "alienation" of the school sweetheart is all a disguise - he will silently remember her preferences in a place where she can't see, and will quietly reveal the details when she is confused. Even his status as a "friend" is a gentle excuse for him to protect her. This reversal of secret love from a "God's perspective" turns the anxiety of "does he also care about me" in adolescence into a sweet critical blow of "it turns out he has loved me for a long time". Under the outer shell of the male protagonist who is the "school top student", there is a contrasting cuteness of "a doting wife and a maniac who is easily shy". He is cold on the surface but extremely possessive. This collision of personalities makes the interaction full of tension; the female protagonist is quirky and rational, and makes the little thoughts of secret love play out like a "detective pursuit of love". From school to after marriage, the sweet love continues. There are no bloody misunderstandings, only the daily sugaring of "you make me laugh", which is pure and sweet. Although it is slightly lacking in reality, as a sweet novel, it accurately touches all the readers' fantasies about two-way love and long-lasting love. It is undoubtedly a "sugar bowl" to heal the mood in leisure time.
I was super touched. After all the unfair treatment the male protagonist experienced, he was sad but it was the female protagonist who cured him. He called the female protagonist Little Sun. Both directions went to belong to yes.