[No System] [Not reborn] [Campus romance] [Guaranteed sweetness]
[I'm a new writer, so the early chapters might be a little rough, but it gets more interesting as you read!]
Li Xiaoyang, a border defense veteran who attended reconnaissance training, witnessed a comrade die during a border mission. Diagnosed with PTSD, he had no choice but to leave the army and return to college. After subduing the taekwondo club's vice president for harassing a female student, he unexpectedly discovers that the law school's beautiful new student he rescued is the childhood sweetheart he lost five years ago!
He takes a punch for her, and she waits for him with a pot of soup. The familiar scar in the web of his thumb finally awakens memories long buried. As the entire school floods the forum with calls for them to get married, the tough-as-nails straight guy stammers out a confession: “I-I like you... Not like a big brother likes his little sister!”
An ex won't leave him alone? Ignore them!
A rival spreads rumors? Throw the evidence in their face!
It turns out every coincidence was a long-planned reunion.
The toughest soldier brews the sweetest love.
“I'll always protect you, but not the way a big brother protects his little sister.”
A little angst, but only about the protagonist's own past.
The writing is quite good. I have experienced hhh in some places, and it also reminded me of my lost youth and love. The author's writing is very nice, come on
It's a good read. The content is close to reality. Sometimes it's funny and sometimes it's sad. It made me feel a little bit more sympathetic 😢😢😢
It's beautiful and well-written, but it's a pity that not many people have read it. It's very beautiful, I can't get enough of it, but I don't know why I didn't rate it.
Very well written, keep it up (ง•̀_•́)ง
It is worth recommending, especially the one about Karakoram which I think is very well written.
Nice, good book
Having a family, a country, comrades-in-arms, and brothers is good
Really well written
This book is very well written! Worth recommending!
A very good book