Both leads and all the couples in this story are sexually inexperienced.
Su Wan had always thought Jiang Yi was a slow-to-warm-up block of ice that couldn't be melted.
When she was five, she held out a popsicle to him, but he frowned and moved away.
When they sat together in class at seven, she tugged his braid and got punished with copying formulas. But when others bullied her, he silently stood in front of her.
At the New Year's Eve party when she was fourteen, she dragged him onstage to sing “You at the Same Desk as Me.” When her fingertips brushed his hair, she clearly saw his ears turn red.
He was always calling her “hopeless,” yet secretly used the teacher's computer to look up tips for improving her humanities grades. He named the folder “For the Dummy.”
He always insisted it was “just a coincidence,” yet when she got a confession, he interrupted by dumping a stack of homework books between them, panic hidden in his eyes.
He always said he was “less sensitive to the cold” than her, yet when she got sleepy, he quietly draped his jacket over her. When someone caught him, he shooed them away with red eyes.
It wasn't until a transfer student showed up with a poetry collection and a smile that Su Wan understood: love shouldn't leave you guessing.
She started avoiding him, watching him go from indifferent to frantic, until he blocked her downstairs with red eyes. “Don't go with him.”
“Jiang Yi, you've taken having me around for granted for too long.” She turned with a smile, though her eyes were red.
Later, the whole school saw it:
The aloof top student followed behind her with red eyes, his hand trembling as he offered her strawberry cake.
He stood outside her window, flashing “I'm sorry” with a flashlight all night long.
“Would it have killed you to figure it out sooner?”
He pulled her into his arms, his voice trembling. “Give me one more chance.”
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It's really good to watch. The youth that progresses together is the most authoritative. The emotional line between the male and female protagonists is very real. They think about each other in their hearts but refuse to admit it. They become more sincere after the ordeal. It's really cool that the male is not strong but the female is weak. It's like this 99 for two academic masters 😳. It makes Jiang Yi know that love should not only be hidden in the heart but also boldly expressed. It also allows them to see their own hearts clearly when they are not around each other. I hope the author Baobao and Wanwan Jiang Yi will get better and better!!! Everyone, come and take a look. It's a very beautiful book. It's a cold treasure book. It's better to hit the sun than to hit it. Come on, come on, come on, come on [OK] 😎 😘
Good looking! The author knows how to write! It's not just about abusing the female protagonist or anything like that. The male protagonist is always being tough and doesn't give anything! The heroine will take the relationship seriously and like the heroine, but she will also know that secret love means respect and respect for herself. The hero is not without action. Love has always been hidden in details and actions. He just doesn't know how to express it and is awkward. It is very close to life! Delicate and flowing water! It feels a bit like writing a novel by yourself in high school. It's super interesting and you can also learn historical knowledge. Haha, through the heroine, I knew that the author must be a very interesting kid! Come on, hope it gets better and better
I really like Lu Xingmian, can he be the male protagonist?