Min Xiao, who attempted suicide, ended up living in the house of his neighbor Pei Yanjun, whom he had a crush on for a long time. He had never planned to reveal his feelings, but God took pity on him and gave him a push at the right time.
After pretending to be drunk and confessing his love, Pei Yanjun avoided him and never saw him. But where could he hide if they lived under the same roof?
When he saw the figure sitting upright in the surveillance camera, revealing his determination to see himself today, Pei Yanjun appeared:
"What do you want to do?"
"I like you and I want to chase you."
"There is no such possibility."
"If you don't kick me out, you'll be tacitly allowing me to take action."
"..."
Sweet at first and then astringent, unwavering love, HE
Reader comments
The family and love conflicts are handled very well, especially the Min family relatives. Everyone appears and says just the right thing, and the rest is really touching. Min Xiao doesn't know why Pei Yanjun "gives up" on this relationship but still maintains his original intention. Pei Yanjun doesn't know what time it is now but still loves Min Xiao deeply. They all feel that they owe each other, so they respond to those words. Love often feels indebted.
Looking at the title, I thought it was a forced story, but it turned out to be a warm-hearted style. The ending is really good. Both parents were either sick or dead, or reluctantly accepted it. They were moved by the unwavering love between their children and recognized their feelings from the bottom of their hearts. The ending of Min Xiao's mother is really good.
They are really two good babies. Min Xiao looks cold and withdrawn, but is actually tough and gentle. He loves his mother and Teacher Pei. He can understand the difficulty of his mother, but he never compromises on his love for Teacher Pei.
Pei Yanjun, who was pampered since childhood but did not become an annoying rural prince, is kind and generous.
Everyone is a good person (except Min Xiao, that cheap dad)
It's good to read, but why do I always feel like I'm on the wrong side? I feel like this is a main article. I'd better wait until someone tells me later to read it... For fear of breaking my defense.
The family and love conflicts are handled very well, especially the Min family relatives. Everyone appears and says just the right thing, and the rest is really touching. Min Xiao doesn't know why Pei Yanjun "gives up" on this relationship but still maintains his original intention. Pei Yanjun doesn't know what time it is now but still loves Min Xiao deeply. They all feel that they owe each other, so they respond to those words. Love often feels indebted.
Looking at the title, I thought it was a forced story, but it turned out to be a warm-hearted style. The ending is really good. Both parents were either sick or dead, or reluctantly accepted it. They were moved by the unwavering love between their children and recognized their feelings from the bottom of their hearts. The ending of Min Xiao's mother is really good.
They are really two good babies. Min Xiao looks cold and withdrawn, but is actually tough and gentle. He loves his mother and Teacher Pei. He can understand the difficulty of his mother, but he never compromises on his love for Teacher Pei. Pei Yanjun, who was pampered since childhood but did not become an annoying rural prince, is kind and generous. Everyone is a good person (except Min Xiao, that cheap dad)
It's good to read, but why do I always feel like I'm on the wrong side? I feel like this is a main article. I'd better wait until someone tells me later to read it... For fear of breaking my defense.