Reply to Youth

Don't read) A sensitive girl who lacks love × a shady academic master from the fishing department [a sour, redemptive, semi-sweet story] *1v1 Shuangjie, reunion, family original pain HE _ — Don't read this book. When I wrote it, my thoughts were very confused and I didn't have an outline. I basically wrote it down on a day-to-day basis. Another note: I have revised the first ten chapters of this book many times but I am still not satisfied with it. I wanted to go back to the first version but found that I couldn't find it. I had to go to a pirated website and paste it back. However, there were loopholes or weird places in many places and the reading experience was not good. Don't read it. - The story begins when she receives two pink love letters, and ends when she writes a reply to the owner of the love letters ten years later. - "Chu Zijue, I am a person who lacks love." "It's okay, I'll give you lots of love." —— "Why did you give me this bracelet?" Chu Jue's eyes dodge: "The billboard attracts me." "What does the ad say?" "From beginning to end, it's all you." —— "Are you engaged?" Ye Liangqian shook his head. "Then you like him?" "Don't like it." Chu Jiejue looked at her with hot eyes: "Then can I chase you?" [Why should the latecomers come first? Because the former do not compete or rob (ps: the former also earn and rob, but we, Brother Chu, are showing off their talents.)] —— *Both male and female protagonists have childhood traumas, and they need to redeem each other, sour, and have the pain of youth. *Straight-ball male protagonist, slightly yandere and possessive in the later stage