(Single girl + no system + reality + slow pace + campus love + outdoor + non-rebirth)
"Flowers meet the breeze, and the moon meets the clouds. Li Xiaohua, do you know what this means?"
"Isn't it true that flowers meet Hexi's wind, and the moon meets clouds?"
"No! The moon is bright but covered by dark clouds, and the spring flowers are colorful but destroyed by the strong wind! There will be no good outcome for you and Xu Hefeng!"
"Who did you listen to?"
"Dazai Osamu!"
"Oh, he is a neon man, I don't believe in lies."
Reader comments
Although there is some artistic processing, it is much more realistic than most campus literature.
Success is real, failure is also real. Two regrets, one is Su Li and the other is Yan Yan. It's not that the writing is bad, it's just because the characters are written so well that I feel regretful, especially Yan Yan.
How to deal with Yan Yan in the end depends on the author. Let me talk about my feelings about Yan Yan from the perspective of a reader for reference: If the ending ends with Yan Yan letting go of the protagonist, meeting someone who loves her, and finally marrying that person, it is personally unacceptable. It is realistic and reasonable, but it is unacceptable, because reading novels is not about regrets, and I definitely prefer a happy ending.
We can open a branch line and let Yan Yan and the protagonist be together in a parallel world, as well as Su Li.
It feels a bit realistic, and the writing is considered to be the best among Tomato school articles. I hope the author will update it soon. I will tweet it.
The book resembles a person, and this book gives the impression of a demure woman. No rebirth, no time travel. On a quiet afternoon, such a woman is sitting opposite you, the breeze is blowing slowly, and the waves are calm. In this society, it's hard to live. You rarely see a book like this on Tomato.
So is the heroine Li Xiaohua?
It feels quite real
I like this book
It's very beautiful, but I still hope Yan Yan won't be so miserable...
The plot is pretty good
So-so, there are indeed a lot of female characters. And I don't really like this kind of campus romance. I quite like the male protagonist's isolation.
Good, good, good, good, take a look, look, look, look, look
It's quite to my liking, a plain and heartwarming love story. Much prettier than some industrial sweeteners. Sure enough, reading this kind of writing is like falling in love. After the ambiguous period, I still prefer this kind of slower pace.
Not enough, not enough at all
Looks good, I hope it stays like this
[Sparrow Food Masterwork] It's very beautiful. Come on [Like] Keep it up.
This book is really good. Why is there no one here?
The writing is light, like my past youth
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, relatively plain and sincere in emotion
It gives me a sense of reality, I personally like to watch it more
Come on, the author writes really well, keep it up!
How should I put it? I think Yan Yan is pretty good. For me, I might like Yan Yan more. If we don't agree on our preferences, we'll leave.
Well, it gives me a sense of déjà vu as a great teacher and a defeated dog heroine. The book is pretty good, but the character setting gave me a sense of déjà vu.
The language is vivid and straightforward, and the writing is fluent
Although there is some artistic processing, it is much more realistic than most campus literature. Success is real, failure is also real. Two regrets, one is Su Li and the other is Yan Yan. It's not that the writing is bad, it's just because the characters are written so well that I feel regretful, especially Yan Yan. How to deal with Yan Yan in the end depends on the author. Let me talk about my feelings about Yan Yan from the perspective of a reader for reference: If the ending ends with Yan Yan letting go of the protagonist, meeting someone who loves her, and finally marrying that person, it is personally unacceptable. It is realistic and reasonable, but it is unacceptable, because reading novels is not about regrets, and I definitely prefer a happy ending. We can open a branch line and let Yan Yan and the protagonist be together in a parallel world, as well as Su Li.
It feels a bit realistic, and the writing is considered to be the best among Tomato school articles. I hope the author will update it soon. I will tweet it.
The book resembles a person, and this book gives the impression of a demure woman. No rebirth, no time travel. On a quiet afternoon, such a woman is sitting opposite you, the breeze is blowing slowly, and the waves are calm. In this society, it's hard to live. You rarely see a book like this on Tomato.
So is the heroine Li Xiaohua?
It feels quite real
I like this book
It's very beautiful, but I still hope Yan Yan won't be so miserable...
The plot is pretty good
So-so, there are indeed a lot of female characters. And I don't really like this kind of campus romance. I quite like the male protagonist's isolation.
Good, good, good, good, take a look, look, look, look, look
It's quite to my liking, a plain and heartwarming love story. Much prettier than some industrial sweeteners. Sure enough, reading this kind of writing is like falling in love. After the ambiguous period, I still prefer this kind of slower pace.
Not enough, not enough at all
Looks good, I hope it stays like this [Sparrow Food Masterwork] It's very beautiful. Come on [Like] Keep it up.
This book is really good. Why is there no one here?
The writing is light, like my past youth
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, relatively plain and sincere in emotion
It gives me a sense of reality, I personally like to watch it more
Come on, the author writes really well, keep it up!
How should I put it? I think Yan Yan is pretty good. For me, I might like Yan Yan more. If we don't agree on our preferences, we'll leave.
Well, it gives me a sense of déjà vu as a great teacher and a defeated dog heroine. The book is pretty good, but the character setting gave me a sense of déjà vu.
The language is vivid and straightforward, and the writing is fluent