It Was Just for Fun

I really like the female lead because it's like seeing another version of myself in her world. In Cheng Shuang's world, she's the protagonist, and her suffering and emotions are laid out in every line of text. She has a clear understanding of herself. Gu Yi'an says, "If Cheng Shuang is the sun, then I must be the sunflower."

It's good! The emotional push and pull between the male and female leads is well-done, the length is just right, and there are no messy misunderstandings or third parties. However, every time the male and female leads are described as falling in love, it's always the male lead fixing the female lead's hair. I think the author could optimize this a bit more; a more nuanced approach would be better.

The male lead is excellent; he's one of the few well-mannered and morally upright rich kids I've ever met. But the female lead... Well, she's a bit of a charmer, though she attracts a lot of bad luck in love. The writing is actually quite realistic, but her personality is really... A bit tactless. But whatever, it feels like it'll end badly. Their social statuses are too different; the possibility of them being together is zero.

So far, it's very well written, definitely up to Tomato's standards. Please don't drag it out for more chapters. Author, please write it according to your original plan. Thumbs up! Thumbs up! Thumbs up!

In the beginning of the book, the female lead is quite clear-headed, and her character is well-developed. The male lead isn't a womanizer, nor does he have any messy relationships. I also really like the fact that the female lead is a strong, independent woman. The early plot was quite engaging, making me want to keep reading. It's the kind of story that keeps readers interested. However, I felt that it got a bit rushed towards the end, but it still has a decent happy ending.

I really enjoyed this novel; it's very good. The characters are vividly portrayed, the storyline is coherent, and the author's writing is delicate. Finding this novel when I was looking for something to read was wonderful! The author is fantastic, it's a really great book!

For some reason, the romance between the male and female leads didn't really appeal to me; on the contrary, I quite liked the relationship between Luo Fei and his wife. Luo Fei and Lu's love story was a passionate, youthful romance, but his relationship with his wife is just a simple, everyday one. Sometimes, love doesn't necessarily mean compatibility.

It's really good and realistic, especially the female lead's personality 🌚🌚 There's no dorm rift or anything like that, with the girls breaking up over a guy at the end. Why haven't more people discovered this novel? I found it by accident myself. The rating isn't very high, probably because not many people have read it. Hopefully, more people will discover this novel! Keep up the good work, author!

Let me share my feelings. Cheng Shuang is very realistic. The psychological portrayal of her interactions with her roommates in college is delicate and authentic, and the roommates also went through a lot together. Her family background was terrible, but she didn't give up on herself; instead, she lived resiliently, working part-time in her spare time to strive for survival.

It's a great read, the intimate scenes are very well written. Judging from the title, I hope it's a tragic ending; so far it seems to depict the student days. I'm looking forward to seeing them meet again after they start working.