[Childhood sweethearts + cats and dogs + male protagonist's secret love + both physical and mental purity]
The young Zhou Sui accidentally knocked over a bottle of perfume, and the fresh and sour green-peel orange smell instantly filled the air.
This incident magically led to her first encounter with the aloof boy next door.
In the blink of an eye, she turned the cool guy with a bad face back then into a big clingy dog, always jealous and extremely possessive.
Zhou Sui deliberately made a serious face, "It seems that I have to throw you into a dog training camp and give you a good makeover!"
Qi Ji pitifully said, "You can't..."
After the two got together, Zhou Sui received his exclusive "Instruction Manual":
1. Cold violence is strictly prohibited, the puppy will be heartbroken!
2. Don't raise wild dogs, you are the only one!
3. Absolutely, absolutely, never abandon the puppy, you must love the puppy for the rest of your life! ! !
Reader comments
Now the male and female protagonists have finally determined their feelings for each other, and are about to confirm their relationship. The real sugar-splitting part is about to begin. I hope it won't end too early, and some supporting characters will also have a decent ending. Many people who like campus novels no longer want to read The Female Competition, and this book happens to be unavailable. In fact, I quite like the character Lin Yuwei. She has a good outlook on things and can pick it up and put it down. So what if there are feelings of dislike and jealousy at first? I thought it was too normal and I didn't try to get in the way of other vicious female characters, and later on I became good friends with the heroine. On the contrary, what is interesting is the competition between the male protagonist and Wishing. This is also a problem I want to point out. The three taboos committed by the male protagonist at the beginning give people the feeling of being cheap, and even losing their minds. It is no different from the love brain. If the heroine had not made it clear about her intention and rejected the wish, the wishing might have really won. He really won too much in the beginning - New Review of Pseudo·Campus Literary Chuuriki 12
This book is really good, very good, and good to read. There is no one good book [crazy] [crazy] The author's wife's writing is very smooth, and the really youthful feeling makes people go back to high school, childhood sweethearts of cats and dogs, and it completely hits the mark. Mrs.
Now the male and female protagonists have finally determined their feelings for each other, and are about to confirm their relationship. The real sugar-splitting part is about to begin. I hope it won't end too early, and some supporting characters will also have a decent ending. Many people who like campus novels no longer want to read The Female Competition, and this book happens to be unavailable. In fact, I quite like the character Lin Yuwei. She has a good outlook on things and can pick it up and put it down. So what if there are feelings of dislike and jealousy at first? I thought it was too normal and I didn't try to get in the way of other vicious female characters, and later on I became good friends with the heroine. On the contrary, what is interesting is the competition between the male protagonist and Wishing. This is also a problem I want to point out. The three taboos committed by the male protagonist at the beginning give people the feeling of being cheap, and even losing their minds. It is no different from the love brain. If the heroine had not made it clear about her intention and rejected the wish, the wishing might have really won. He really won too much in the beginning - New Review of Pseudo·Campus Literary Chuuriki 12
This book is really good, very good, and good to read. There is no one good book [crazy] [crazy] The author's wife's writing is very smooth, and the really youthful feeling makes people go back to high school, childhood sweethearts of cats and dogs, and it completely hits the mark. Mrs.