After Becoming Paralyzed, I Played Soccer with Her

I want the male protagonist to get sick more often. I want to see the male protagonist suffer from stomachache and back pain, and then the female protagonist rubs it for him.

The author's writing is super nice, and I particularly like the character of the male protagonist. Zhang Ruozhu was once a genius that everyone looked up to, but since becoming disabled, he has become inferior and dare not pursue his beloved Qing Feng. But Qing Feng has never regarded Zhang Ruozhu as a disabled person. Fairness is the greatest respect for the male protagonist. Even though the male protagonist lost the ability to take care of himself, he never gave up. He always protected the female protagonist, and was even willing to sacrifice his life. It was really touching and had a sense of fate. Whether it is Zhang Ruozhu and Qingfeng or Lin Xiaoxuan and Ren Jinghao, they all protect the people they love. After reading this book, I am particularly sensitive to the sound of ambulances on the street. The three views conveyed in this book are particularly correct, which is to love life and revere life. The author also provides knowledge that can be supplemented anytime and anywhere. The article is also quite rigorous. The author's writing style is very concise and true. In particular, Zhang Ruozhu's psychological feelings are particularly detailed, and the plot is not protracted and compact. Anyway, I can't get enough of watching it, I just hope it can be updated soon! I really want to see Zhang Ruozhu.

The author is Da Da, I was born in 2008. From the beginning of first grade, I noticed that I seemed to be different from others (omitted here), and it became more obvious later on when I got older (around fifth or sixth grade). When I was in the first grade of junior high school, I came across the word "Mu Can" for the first time on Douyin. I was shocked at the time, as I found out that I had this kind of mental illness. I never told anyone about this kind of thing. When I was in the third grade of junior high school, I quietly asked a girl I trusted in the class, do you know Mu Can? She told me that it was one of the ten deadly sins. I was so numb at the time that I was afraid that I would really become a pervert in the future. After reading the novel later, I realized that I was not the only one who was "strange". It turned out that this was just an orientation. I began to slowly accept my "difference". It's very good, it really pokes me, so come on! ! !

Taking advantage of this self-evaluation, let me talk about the reasons why I wrote in the first place. In fact, I occasionally read novels before, but I am the kind of person who is not good at Chinese and doesn't like reading. I have read some novels on various major platforms, but they are not what I want, so I plan to create a novel that completely matches my aesthetic. When I read novels before, if there was a misunderstanding between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, I would be very anxious, hoping that they would resolve the misunderstanding quickly. When I wrote it myself, I would not resolve the misunderstanding, because if the misunderstanding was resolved, there would be nothing to write about later, and the plot would of course have its ups and downs. The version I started with was in ancient Chinese, but my classical Chinese writing was very bad, so I changed two pages later. This version is already the third. I completely abandoned the previous plot, but the names and personalities of the characters are still from the previous two pages. Someone polished my language in the first few chapters of my article, but then no one revised it, so the writing became worse and worse. In addition, I still hope that everyone will leave more long reviews, so that our ratings will be there (^_^)

This is really one of the few books that I can read from beginning to end. Everything else feels like a routine, but the author's subject matter is very novel. I like it! Also, I will actively respond to comments and take great care of my readers! Here is a little suggestion: I remember that Qing Feng should have a heart disease. The front is fine, but the big words on the back seem to be ignored (she should not be able to do activities such as bungee jumping). Maybe I think of heart disease as too delicate. So I hope the second book will be more rigorous, keep up the good work! I also wish Da Da and Mu Mu happiness in real life~

I like the male protagonist so much, I will try my best to love you, there is no such nonsense, there is no deliberate selling out of misery and tears, it just feels like the two of them are what is happening around you. It's good for the female protagonist to be a little crazy sometimes, it's just like you and me, I envy their love [Admiration]

It's very interesting and very real. It's not like other novels I've read where the male protagonist is paralyzed. I like the male number 2 the most in this novel. I personally highly recommend it.

Personally, I think it's pretty good-looking, but the writing is a bit immature. Big cheers for the author! [Please update]

It is particularly beautiful and close to life. The author is very good at describing the psychology of the protagonist, allowing us to immerse ourselves in it.

Looks good👍The male protagonist is so cute, I like it😍The male protagonist's attitude towards the female protagonist is completely different from other people [laughing]