Nagano Road Man

"You know me, you are worthy of being a brother." This sentence made me shocked on the outside and tender on the inside. Do the heroine and the hero have to be called brothers? Is the heroine a brother or a brother? It's not that I'm sensitive, it's that I subconsciously feel that I'm the second gender and have a male-centered mentality. It's better to say "You understand me, you deserve to be a sister", but I suggest changing it to "You understand me, you deserve to be a friend". In addition, I read it on Little Red Book until I reached the first place in the Chinese language grade of the author. However, although I haven't read much, I really feel that the author's writing style is quite average, and there are too many gorgeous words (the descriptions of scenery and some laments about youth can be left for later). Some of them are really abrupt, and some places are awkward. I feel like something is missing, and the explanation is not very clear. I feel that the problem is mainly due to the weird development of the relationship line. The heroine fell in love with the hero without writing anything between the hero and heroine. How long have they known each other? The heroine's best friend started to hint at the heroine's relationship. She doesn't even know who the other party is. Is this the ultimate sex brain? The rating is wrong.