Also known as He'll Never Know
[Lonely, sensitive girl × cheerful, healing boy]
In ninth grade, Zhou Xiao met Chen Yanche.
The boy loved to smile, and whenever he did, a pair of adorable little tiger teeth showed. His bright, clear eyes sparkled like tiny stars, and she couldn't bring herself to look away.
She kept all her girlish secrets in the pink notebook she treasured. Unable to catch the light, she still wanted to get closer to it, closer and closer.
On New Year's Eve, he said, “May everything you wish for come true in the new year, Zhou Xiao.”
When they met again, he said, “May your future be bright and everything go smoothly, Zhou Xiao.”
He'll never know that a girl once secretly filled an entire diary with every little thing about him. He'll never know that a girl sent him New Year's greetings on QQ for five years straight. He'll never know that a girl spent her entire youth chasing after him. He'll never know that a girl liked him for ten years and still couldn't let go.
Now he'll never know.
[This is an unrequited-love story with a bad ending, so consider this a warning.]
[The author's writing isn't great, so proceed with caution.]
After reading this book, I felt quite regretful. The male protagonist would not know that he liked the female protagonist, and the female protagonist did not learn to be brave until the end. It can't be said that the heroine has not made progress and growth. Sister Bao has begun to move forward and embrace herself. How can this not be considered another good ending? Haha🙃, and there is the second male lead - Chi Ye. I don't really like his wanton and flamboyant character now, because I think it's unmanly (can you say that?!). But Sister Bao should be quite envious of him for being so brave. As for the male protagonist, I can only say that he is a good person. I feel that my sister has put a filter on him. Perhaps the image of the male protagonist created by the author is a bit thin, and there is nothing that I personally think is outstanding. In short, the whole text is getting better and better, especially at the end.
This is a powerful secret love novel, and I still felt sour after reading it for a long time. The heroine's secret love is like a silent rainstorm, and Chi Ye's long wait from high school to senior year is like the still water on the ground after the rain stops. When you step on it, you realize that the traces have always been there. The author is so good at writing about the regrets of youth. The character Chi Ye made me cry on the pillow - it turns out that someone can really like someone silently for so many years, even if the other person has never looked back at me. If a physical book comes out, I will definitely buy it and collect it.
Personally I feel pretty good and the writing is also very good. The author writes Zhou Xiao's sourness with great feeling. It's easy to feel the thoughts of adolescent girls. Anyway, it feels very immersive.