The Heroine Is Very Fat, but the Hero Has Always Had a Crush on Her
Looking for a book, the male protagonist and the female protagonist are childhood sweethearts. The male protagonist has liked the female protagonist since she was a child. The female protagonist is a foodie, so the male protagonist has been feeding the female protagonist. The female protagonist later grew fatter and fatter, but she was so fat and cute. However, her classmates thought the female protagonist was fat and ugly. The male protagonist liked the female protagonist he raised.
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It has been updated. This book is quite interesting, but the label may be wrong. It is a bit cruel. I can feel that there must be a misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists when they separated. I am quite looking forward to how it will develop in the future and see what the truth was back then. [Thoughts] [Thoughts] The heroine It's also really heartbreaking. She was disfigured and had low self-esteem. The male protagonist was like a beam of light for her. He must have given her warmth and she would never forget it. However, he was afraid of getting hurt again, so he never dared to get close. But how can anyone be completely cruel to the person they truly love? It's not like Duoduo is autistic, it's more like a psychological problem that has never been exposed to father's love. She must be longing for father's love, so it's normal for her to be close to the male protagonist. It's because of the many entanglements and struggles that are close to reality that make me worried. There are not so many severances in life, and there are so many helplessness. I give the author a big thumbs up, I hope there will be more updates, it will be good to watch [cry][cry]
The text is different from the introduction~ Generally speaking, it's pretty good, Shimizu Fumi is here [face covering]