After entering college, He Shuzhi discovered that her classmates were just like the people in her dream. Unwilling to let her life be arranged this way, she tried to change the plot and escape its original course.
But can someone please tell her why she still managed to attract the male lead, Qin Xiao, so quickly, just in a different way?
And why was the second male lead's part cut, while the male lead's part couldn't be reduced?
Also, why does something bad happen every time she runs into the male lead?
Note: The story takes place roughly between 2008 and 2015. Housing prices are based on coastal second- and third-tier cities during that period. This is just an ordinary, low-key campus slice-of-life story, with very little conflict and no wicked rival women. The heroine is perfectly capable of taking care of herself, carries no crushing debt, and has no major hardships in life. She doesn't need the male lead to rescue her.
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The writing is really good. The heroine will not be submissive just because the hero is powerful. I hope the author will not force the plot of the male and female protagonists together in order to get to the back. I have been reading for 7 years, and I can basically read it completely. There are really very few novels that I follow. This book may have a few minor flaws, but it is very good.
So far it is good-looking, although there are a few flaws, but the flaws are not concealed, and I am willing to give full marks for the core thinking of class collision and the good-looking story direction. In my opinion, the flaw is that some people in the article still implement the habits of ancient articles, or use stereotypes or lack of restraint in speech. I don't know if the author did it on purpose or if he didn't pay attention. On the contrary, Yu is the heroine's thinking about class collision and the awakening consciousness contained in her thoughts. Regarding the follow-up relationship line, I will also share my own views: 1️⃣No cp. But it seems that the label of this article does not have no cp, so this ending is still unlikely. 2️⃣With the original male protagonist Qin Xiao. In fact, I am also very vulgar. While I strongly agree with the heroine's disapproval of the forced integration of the two classes, I also look at the male protagonist with a matchmaker's mentality, thinking that he is the best-qualified man in the current range. Out of an inexplicable possessiveness, I can accept Ashu being with him. Of course, this also brings huge challenges to the author's writing - (1) How to rationalize the heroine's concerns. (2) The personality charm of the original male protagonist has not yet been revealed. What he currently possesses are basically the inevitable attributes brought by his superior family background, so he is not irreplaceable in becoming the male protagonist. Of course, I believe that if this point is solved, many problems will be solved. Not only will the heroine be more accepting of him, but readers will also willingly recognize him as the hero. 3️⃣Other people. For example, there is currently a suspected bamboo horse talk. The above is my opinion. I don't want to know the meaning of my writing, I just want to share my opinion. In addition, thank you to the author for continuing to play well and I will continue to catch up with you for more updates!
It's quite beautiful, but not many people see it. To be fair, the heroine finally succumbed to fate when she ended up with the hero, but the hero has been trained very well. Life is all about upwards. I think it is normal to choose the best solution for yourself.
The writing is very good. I haven't read a campus novel for a long time, so I'm afraid it will be childish. But the author's writing is very close to life, like a breath of fresh air. The plot arrangement and logic are basically reasonable. It is worth reading. It would be great if all campus novels were of this level 👍👍👍
It is indeed campus life and very realistic.