After Leaving My Childhood Friend, I Found Pure Love with a Strong Girl

Five stars for the male lead's mother. She's the kind of mother who deeply respects her children. When the male lead was flirting with his childhood sweetheart, she supported him despite her disapproval and treated the girl like her own daughter. She didn't mind knowing the female lead's family wasn't well-off, only asking the male lead to treat her well. The male lead's mother is also very wise.

It's not bad; it's mainly a campus story, and it's about a medium-length novel. Every character was pretty good. After confirming that his childhood sweetheart didn't like him, the male lead didn't get entangled with her anymore. Aside from the two families inevitably getting involved, which was a bit frustrating at times, everything else was fine.

I quite like the female lead, and I also like the interactions between the male and female leads. However, I really dislike the parts between the male lead and his childhood sweetheart. The male lead has been fawning over his childhood sweetheart since they were little, and they're quite famous in the old town. Both sets of parents have also tacitly approved of them being a couple.

The comments section's portrayal of Xu Changqing as a bad person—specifically, a chauvinist who borrows money and doesn't repay it—wasn't as bad as I imagined. Jian Le's sudden departure to Xinjiang was indeed abrupt, but acceptable. Regarding the male lead's late confession, I don't think it was late. After realizing his feelings, he confessed quickly, though it happened a bit later in the chapter. Finally, this book is excellent; I hope they write more side stories.

It's really sweet and good-looking, a warm-hearted college student vs. An adorable college student. It had a great family atmosphere, and everyone was very nice. It just felt like it ended a little too quickly; some parts weren't finished, and there wasn't enough to read! But, did our little Qinghe eventually find out that her AI was her boyfriend?

It's good, but I feel it's too short. There aren't enough sweet moments between the male and female leads. Jian Le's character's decision to settle in the west came out of nowhere, and the male lead's roommate, Chang Qing, is surprisingly of bad character. Roommate Ye even manages to win over the most beautiful girl in the department.

The overall tone of the story is rather bland, with the plot developing too quickly in the latter half. However, the characters and events are very realistic and relatable, depicting people and situations one might encounter in the real world. It's not dramatic and makes for a very comfortable read. Ah, but it's a bit offensive that the male lead keeps patting the female lead's head before he's even sure about his feelings for her.

It's a great watch. The subtle details between the male and female leads are handled exceptionally well; it's really sweet. The ambiguity and affection between them are especially endearing. The romance is written with great delicacy. Even the villains aren't portrayed as overly malicious, and some of the emotional entanglements are quite engaging.

I've been following Tomato (the show's creator) and everything went smoothly until I saw the update! But then I suddenly saw the title: "The End" 🥺 So sudden, it just abruptly ended Jiang Chuan and Lin Qinghe's lives. I just feel there's not enough description of "great strength".

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐, a must-have five stars. A gently unfolding story of youth, a pure love story filled with joy, sweetness, and bittersweetness. The author writes exceptionally well, with a powerful and expressive style. I really enjoyed it. It will only get better in the future. Keep it up!