Zheng Xinyuan, gravely ill, unexpectedly became reborn.
At that very moment, the brilliant girl next door, Zhang Shulei, had just turned eighteen.
Zheng Xinyuan: “The three words ‘like you’ that the teacher mentioned form a subject-verb-object structure, right?”
Zhang Shulei: “That’s right.”
Zheng Xinyuan: “It’s also correct if I add a modifier, right?”
Zhang Shulei: “That’s right.”
Zheng Xinyuan: “And it’s fine if I put myself in the position of the modifier?”
Zhang Shulei: “No problem.”
Zheng Xinyuan: “So it’s right that you like me, too?”
Zhang Shulei: “Right... Wait, you cunning little fox, trying to trick me again! Just you wait, I’ll teach you a lesson!”
This is a heartwarming love story about two childhood friends who share tender feelings and are deeply in love with each other.
Why is it written as cultivating immortality? Isn't it about being reborn on campus and making money?
Five stars, but I still don't think it suits my taste. I didn't want to look at the back after watching the front. Sorry.
Well written, very beautiful