I've Liked You for Seven Years, Do You Really Think I Have to Be You?

Hahaha, I am the first to comment. The progress is a bit slow, but it is acceptable. Overall, I feel quite comfortable.

Five stars for encouragement. Personally, I quite like this kind of bland, everyday love story. There is no illustrious family background, no business dealings worth tens or even hundreds of millions, and no particularly ups and downs of love that can easily lead to the male and female protagonists. In this book, I saw a small, fresh and sweet love that ordinary people can approach. There will be no unrealistic, illusory and emptiness feeling that follows after the pleasures of Boss, Strong Woman, and Rebirth. The only thing that made me a little bit upset was Ning Yao (Qingmei), her image was portrayed quite well. After the article mentioned her family situation and her courage to try to win back the male protagonist again and again after understanding her mistakes and seeing her heart, my impression of her gradually changed. However, her final ending was not clearly explained in the article. It is a pity that such a vivid character (she can be said to be the second female protagonist) did not have a clear ending in the end. (PS. Moreover, based on my selfishness, such a character who knows her mistakes and can correct them, puts aside the reserve of a girl to love bravely, and doesn't care about the opinions of others around her to be herself deserves a good ending. I really want to see her happy ending line in parallel time and space (expressed))

I give the author a big thumbs up [thumbs up] [blowing kiss]. This novel is the one I feel most comfortable reading with a single female protagonist, and there are no serious male conflicts or other inconsistencies in views. Someone in the comment section said it resembled Chen Lu. After reading it for more than a dozen chapters, I felt it was very ordinary. First of all, the people around the male protagonist made me dislike it. I have always adhered to the view that people who are close to Zhu are red and those who are close to Mo are black. The male protagonist's friend is Neptune and I am a scumbag. I will feel that the male protagonist is not good; secondly, the author's narration is very uncomfortable, it feels like a lump in the throat, and it is terrible to watch. There are many things that I don't like, but they are exactly the impression of real men, such as being lustful, disrespecting girls, and describing the body shape of girls passing by. The male protagonist in this novel is different from other male protagonists in romance novels. He is more realistic, but he also has a character that ordinary boys don't have. He is a man who is very good in actions and thinking. (Because I prefer male protagonists, I don't comment on the female protagonist. There is nothing wrong with the female protagonist)

It's good, but I feel like there should be a clear resolution to Ning Yao's matter.

The male protagonist is very good-looking. He is determined not to get entangled with Qingmei. He just lets go. It will not make people think that the male protagonist loves his ex more than the current one. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is quite sweet.

Very good, tens of billions of dollars won't look good, but ordinary ones like this are fine

It's still quite interesting. It would be nice to write about life after the proposal.

It is well written and the main plot is relatively clear, but the ending is a bit too long. I personally suggest that you write about their married life and write some extra stories about Ning Yao.

Lu Wanning and Zhou Ming are really good-looking. It was love at first sight.