
That Alley on That Day
那日小巷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 80k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Youth Sweet Romance
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
13Chapters
4Reads
85Reads · all time
In booklists 6
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When I first read the first five chapters, I thought it was an ordinary sour story about a girl having a crush on a boy, but starting from the sixth chapter, everything seemed to be different. What I saw was two children who had neither very happy childhoods comforting each other. At first I thought Beixiang fell in love with someone else because of a lollipop. I thought her liking was frivolous, but her liking persisted for a full 12 years. Later, as the story progressed, I thought her liking should be selfish. She used this selfishness to leave the small county and move towards a better future. I saw a child who could only hide in no one and cry silently turned into a psychiatrist with great ambitions. Beixiang is very good, so is Nanmu. Actually, I didn't like Nanmu very much at first. I felt that he was not worthy of Beixiang's love. After reading it, I thought about it again. Maybe Beixiang liked him for so long because of two years of online chatting that I didn't know about. Maybe he also recognized her the day they met again. If we look at it from Nanmu's perspective, when I was 19, a 13-year-old girl fell in love with me. I couldn't respond to her love, so I ended the relationship unilaterally by cutting off the relationship. I met her again 11 years later. I wanted to be a stranger, but the girl clearly remembered him or still liked him, so he simply followed her wishes and got to know her again as a stranger. After a few words of conversation, he felt at ease. Do you know what you said sincerely? He watched her trembling hands tightening her clothes as she confessed her love to him, only to realize that she might have never let go of this love. He was getting older, and he might have given up on falling in love and getting married prematurely, so he began to guide her to let go of this love. Sharing photos is to let her feel the beauty of life, raising a cat is to change things to like, New Year's Eve is to make up for regrets, and hugs on birthdays are for a completeness. Finally, I take her to play with children's toys in the hope that she will understand that what she liked when she was young may not necessarily be what she likes when she grows up. She may have understood that on the high-speed train home, she After avoiding him, he invited her to play as a friend, because he knew the temperament of her family. When he found out that she had prayed for marriage, he realized that he could see the shadow of her liking him everywhere, but he did not regret it. He looked at her and said to him that she had found her dream, and he sincerely blessed her. From then on, there was no chance of seeing her again.
Taking you and me as the prototype to bring the story to an end
Meeting each other is a sign