The Ice-Cold Campus Belle Somehow Became a Love-Struck Fool

I have to say that it was very well written. It perfectly captured the cautiousness, cowardice, and low self-esteem of the protagonist who faced the dawn after two years of darkness. The first heroine, Koi, was also perfectly portrayed. At the beginning, the little princess in Kyoto did not understand love, but later she gradually fell in love with the protagonist. The kind of love for someone else for the first time made people feel inferior and cowardly. Occasionally short-tempered, many people may find Koi fishy, ​​but I think the little princess of Kyoto has probably heard praises since she was a child, which makes her not know how to love. Like the protagonist, she is slow to respond to love. What she once thought she liked turns out to be a family relationship that is similar to dependence. Later, I slowly realized that I fell in love with the protagonist, but I was already in trouble and couldn't extricate myself. The second heroine, the little princess of the Demon City, buries her love deeply in her heart and dare not express it, just like a big sister who is afraid of scaring her treasure. Unfortunately, she chooses to help the male protagonist in a different way than the first heroine, otherwise the first heroine would be the one in the Demon City. The third female protagonist is an introverted girl with low self-esteem. She has a peerless appearance but is afraid of other people's eyes. However, she resolutely shows off her beauty for the male protagonist just to make the male protagonist's cafeteria business better. She is timid but brave, beautiful but lacks self-confidence. She can give up the glasses that have sealed her appearance for three years for the one she likes. Love makes people brave but cowardly. In summary, the current three female protagonists are all dedicated to the male protagonist and also like the male protagonist. The difference is probably that the first female protagonist koi is like a peony, beautiful and generous, and like a fragrance that makes people indulge. The second heroine is like a warm rose as written in the book, but she is different. Passionate love is afraid of burning the loved one. The third heroine is like a shy flower. Sometimes the protagonist will bravely dismiss the bright scenery when she needs help, and hide herself when she is not needed. Alas, love and love make people both cowardly and brave.

But my mother said that everyone who is different is a favored child of God. Maybe for a certain period of time, you had a very difficult and painful life, but in fact this was a test of your courage. One day you will understand the meaning of existence We may all meet someone we like very much, but we can't be together, but as a person, God has God's will for what we can get, and we have to look forward and move forward.

It's very beautiful. I personally feel like it can have a single heroine and give it to Koi. The title of the book is Fu's introduction and Fu's, and the relationship between the two of them is really well described. Sister Mi is the older sister, Bai is the younger sister, and Zhouzhou is the younger sister. What do you think of the author? I hope to update more.

Pure love doesn't need so much ambiguity, Sweet articles don't need misunderstandings one by one, Many girls don't need to be cut off so cleanly. Chasing a husband doesn't require giving another chance to someone you don't trust. In summary, the four are not alike, please return the character of the male protagonist to the man. Crying, feeling awkward, walking in despair, walking all night. Sad, helpless, helpless smile, at the mercy of others unwillingly. So beautiful.

I really like the relationship between Lin Yang and Fu Hongli. I can feel the sweetness when they are together through the screen. My heart is about to jump. This is the first time I meet my favorite person. The feeling of heartbeat. Fu Hongli & Lin Yang. Yang carp will last forever Fu Hongli (little fish) Yang fish will last forever

You must accept that girl from the boxing gym.

To be honest, I rarely comment, but I still can't bear to see some readers say that the author wants to run away. After all, after surviving the early stage, I think the middle and late stages are quite good, including the early stage (before Fu goes to London to find Gu Wanning) (a little emotional, likes to tease, quite interesting). The early stage is indeed a bit toxic. As readers said, it may not be confirmed in the early stage whether there are multiple female protagonists or a single female protagonist, which leads to the feeling that other female protagonists have more roles, and the uncertainty will make it more uncomfortable for readers to read. , Shen felt that it was okay to say that Ruan did have a lot of roles (evaluated by single female lead) (Don't attack me if you like Ruan, I said that if there are multiple female leads, it really doesn't matter.) And Bai, the male lead treats her as his sister but he doesn't think so [face covering] In the middle and later stages, he basically only likes Fu. Uh, how should I put it? I still prefer a single heroine, because after all, the scenes with multiple heroines are difficult to control and write in reality. I am also curious about how to reconcile them in the later stage, which is to solve them peacefully. I am already quite confused now. I just want to see how to write it in the later stage. To be honest, for Gu Wanning, I want the protagonist to pretend to be bad, not to pretend to be financial, but to pretend to be romantic. After all, this is a romance book. Generally speaking, is this a romance book? I really like Fu, who is also a single female protagonist

Not bad. Although it's a bit novice, I can still read it. The five stars are mainly for encouragement.

I would like to ask the author if there is a perfect ending with multiple female protagonists. . I've been fooled by a knife recently. Please really pray for a perfect ending. I'll take it all and give you a gift!

The heroine's best friend Lily kicked me when she came back to compete for the hero.