[Green years, rebirth on campus, double cleansing, sweet pet]
In a summer that couldn't be more peaceful, the news of Xie Chi's death dominated the headlines on major social platforms. Shu Yu felt inexplicably ridiculous when she saw the news.
The person who hid it so deep in his heart that he didn't even dare to look at his photo died like this.
In his new life, the poor boy Xie Chi was so cold that he looked like he should not be approached by strangers. Even the dogs in the scrapyard did not dare to bark at him.
Shu Yu was climbing the Great Wall and the Hero Slope.
Xie Chi worked at the bookstore in the morning and at the barbecue stall in the afternoon, working hard to earn medical expenses.
Shu Yu was preparing for the exam seriously.
He was beaten with bruises all over his body and was tied up in a dark room in the dark.
He spent his short life thinking about others and never thought about himself.
Shu Yu sighed, he was living too hard.
So, this time, it was her turn to think about him, even if she racked her little brains, she would keep him fat and white.
The male protagonist is a top academic and has a sick mother at home, so his family is poor.
I was depressed in my previous life + worked too hard in my career, and died suddenly at a young age.
Reader comments
In fact, it's okay. The male protagonist is miserable and the female protagonist is warm. However, the female protagonist is reborn. She is still quite childish. She does not redeem the male protagonist's life. It just improves him compared to the previous life, but it does not help. Instead, the male protagonist keeps saving the female protagonist. Because of the female protagonist, his life is changed. It is even worse than the previous life. I don't understand. Why write a rebirth?
I feel sorry for Brother Chi [crying]
This is my second favorite book I have read this year. I especially like Shu Yu. The relationship between them really moved me. Pure love is really hard to see in the real world.
In fact, it's okay. The male protagonist is miserable and the female protagonist is warm. However, the female protagonist is reborn. She is still quite childish. She does not redeem the male protagonist's life. It just improves him compared to the previous life, but it does not help. Instead, the male protagonist keeps saving the female protagonist. Because of the female protagonist, his life is changed. It is even worse than the previous life. I don't understand. Why write a rebirth?
I feel sorry for Brother Chi [crying]
This is my second favorite book I have read this year. I especially like Shu Yu. The relationship between them really moved me. Pure love is really hard to see in the real world.