(No system + swapping souls) It doesn't matter who chases whom. The heroine has a high emotional intelligence, is very sassy, can control the love, and mainly attacks the heart. The male protagonist feels a bit straight and a bit cheap. It is a sweet love story but it is also logical, not purely brainless. There is a bit of logic and storyline, but I don't want to go into detail in this sweet article, but if there are any problems, the author will listen to your opinions.
Reader comments
I was attracted by the cover for the first time and opened it, but I was moved by the ordinary campus love in the book - there is no fierce conflict, just daily life scenes such as sleepiness in early reading, hesitation in the cafeteria, and collision around the corner. It is straightforward and easily reminds of campus memories. The author's delicate brushstrokes, such as the eyelashes in the morning light, the slight trembling of palms touching each other, the abbreviations in the exercise book and other details, make the story full of warmth; the foreshadowing hidden in the orange candies and notebooks are even more revealing. The portrayal of female psychology is also accurate, and the pride and inferiority when having a secret love, and the panic when the heart beats are all vivid and real. It's just a pity that the details of the family dimension are slightly left out. It would be richer if some family interactions or atmosphere foreshadowing were added, and the impact of family and economic life is also slightly insufficient. But the youthful thoughts hidden in the details are touching enough. Dear author, please keep updating!
I would like to ask, is this body change permanent?
I was attracted by the cover for the first time and opened it, but I was moved by the ordinary campus love in the book - there is no fierce conflict, just daily life scenes such as sleepiness in early reading, hesitation in the cafeteria, and collision around the corner. It is straightforward and easily reminds of campus memories. The author's delicate brushstrokes, such as the eyelashes in the morning light, the slight trembling of palms touching each other, the abbreviations in the exercise book and other details, make the story full of warmth; the foreshadowing hidden in the orange candies and notebooks are even more revealing. The portrayal of female psychology is also accurate, and the pride and inferiority when having a secret love, and the panic when the heart beats are all vivid and real. It's just a pity that the details of the family dimension are slightly left out. It would be richer if some family interactions or atmosphere foreshadowing were added, and the impact of family and economic life is also slightly insufficient. But the youthful thoughts hidden in the details are touching enough. Dear author, please keep updating!
I would like to ask, is this body change permanent?