Handsome guys and beauties show their respect and give their children a chance. There are some parts in the middle that are sparsely written, so you can skip them directly. You can also put forward any other suggestions you may have. The newcomers have just started, and they will work hard to improve in the future. Thank you all.
Transferring to Tokyo, Yuta Takahashi originally wanted to embrace a sparkling youth. However, on the first day of school, his passionate declaration was completely frozen by the words of Kuroyuki Suzuran sitting next to him: "It's time to explode." This beautiful girl is actually a staunch "youth negator" armed to the teeth with venomous tongue and theories.
When Yuta accidentally picked up the personal notes she left behind, she found that they were densely packed with thoughts on pure love comics that were completely opposite to what they looked like? ! A neighborly war about "affirmation" and "denial" begins - he tries to prove to her the beauty of youth, but she turns his daily life upside down with "accidents" one after another.
Until that day, she subconsciously whispered under the most beautiful fireworks: "If time could stop at this moment..." Yuta suddenly realized that he might have been completely defeated in this strategic battle that seemed to be initiated by him.
Reader comments
The first ten or so chapters looked pretty good, but the pace was a bit fast. But the later part about the heroine's heart knot is a bit too strong. I feel that the candid character should not have appeared. It is too different from my expectations for this book. It is too inconsistent for such a pervert to appear in this book about youth. It doesn't look good, especially if there is a follow-up. In short, there is a big difference between the introduction and the main text.
The romance novel is suspenseful throughout, and the writing is not very good [laughs awkwardly]
The first ten or so chapters looked pretty good, but the pace was a bit fast. But the later part about the heroine's heart knot is a bit too strong. I feel that the candid character should not have appeared. It is too different from my expectations for this book. It is too inconsistent for such a pervert to appear in this book about youth. It doesn't look good, especially if there is a follow-up. In short, there is a big difference between the introduction and the main text.
The romance novel is suspenseful throughout, and the writing is not very good [laughs awkwardly]