Too Late for Regrets: The Mute Campus Beauty Who Works at the Internet Cafe Is at Home

It's pretty good-looking, and both the male and female protagonists are pretty good. They are both gentle people, so let me mention a small point that may be a flaw for me. I think Fang Tang's words and the reason for speaking at the beginning were very good, and he also had the desire to speak. But looking at it as a whole, Fangtang was unwilling to speak and said he had some physical defects. Many people thought he was a little mute. You even carry sticky notes with you at all times, and communication relies on writing and typing. Now I can make a sound and be willing to speak, which is a good change, but when I watched it, I personally felt that it was a bit too fast. Now I can also speak long sentences to the male protagonist, which can be said to have gotten rid of the little mute setting, but the progress is a bit fast in comparison. A lot of foreshadowing was written about the heroine's pitiful experience of being lonely and autistic, unwilling to communicate. It was so severe that she carried post-it notes without saying a word, and now she can speak many words and speak fluently, which always made me feel a little disconnected. Of course, there is also a story about Fang Tang trying to make a sound to communicate with the male protagonist. It's just that I personally think that being able to say such a long paragraph now would be a bit abrupt for Fangtang, who should have been silent for many years? Because it hasn't been long since the interview where I just started speaking out. Of course, the above are just my personal thoughts and concerns. I still like this young couple very much. Come on, duck.

I'm starting to recommend a new book. Zongzi will shamelessly give myself a five-star rating. I also hope that if any readers find typos or wrong chapters, they can inform Zongzi in time. I wish you all happiness, health and happiness every day! Everyone who praised it greatly, and everyone who helped correct errors. Zongzi treats you with sweets!

It's good-looking, and there's nothing toxic about it so far. The relationship between the male protagonist and Qingmei ended quickly, and there's no ambiguity at all. The male protagonist is gentle, and the female protagonist is also very good (can a female protagonist like Shen Youchu be bad?). There are very few female supporting characters, and there's no ambiguity.

Let's simply evaluate the male protagonist and Pu Bingxue, let's draw the conclusion first. Both sides are wrong, but Pu is more deadly. The breaking point of the conflict between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is that the male protagonist only persuades Pu to leave his job without telling him the reason. The reason given by the author is that the male protagonist does not want to talk too much about the past. But first of all, if both parties are equal and you want others to listen to advice, then the best and most important thing to do is to be reasonable, rather than "just listen to me." Personally, I am annoyed by others who are unreasonable and just make strong demands, so I can understand how the two of them started to quarrel. This is not the case whenever the male protagonist tells Po about his past. But Pu also had a big problem. In order not to offend anyone, he stood aside and watched the male protagonist being scolded and asked him to leave. He didn't even think about comforting him afterwards, let alone someone who was still re-promising and forgot the most important and important promise and his birthday. So, it seems that the two of them separated because Pu forgot his promise, but in my opinion, this was just the trigger. The male protagonist and Pu already have conflicts in personality and views. Even if that incident hadn't happened, in my opinion, it would be difficult for them to be together for a long time in the future. Since their personalities don't match, it's better to get together and break up.

I have also read Romance in 1978 and I have a little suggestion that I summed up after reading other books of this type: You can arrange for Pu Bingxue to go abroad and he will not be able to let go. You can make up a dream that you discussed with the male protagonist before and then go abroad to realize the dream. Never marry for the rest of your life. If you marry someone other than the male protagonist, the rating will definitely be lowered. There is no way but there are some weird readers who like this. I hope the author can adopt it. There's no malice [grievance] and it's really nice [blowing kiss]

The writing is quite good. If you don't want to read the game chapter, you can jump directly. It won't affect the viewing experience. The second female lead will leave and don't come back. This ending is good enough. I hope the male protagonist can have a bloody battle with the female protagonist [angry]

It's very sweet, the emotions are well written, and the portrayal of the character's heart is also good. We don't know much about Eternity (I can't play a little without a computer), but what we watched is quite good. It can be seen that the author really has his own understanding of this game.

In fact, it's not very good. A friend of mine wrote it seems to be the same. Send me the following content and I'll see if it's the same as what my friend wrote.

The book is very good and has enough sugar content, but I feel that the plot is a bit rushed and there are a few typos. These are small details and harmless, but it would be more perfect if they could be improved [Thoughts]

Very good, I am sure the author and I went to the same university [laughing]