My Girlfriend Prefers a Male Schoolmate and Threw the Necklace I Gave Her

The later part is okay. It is written with a combination of regret and reality. The writing is very realistic. There is nothing interesting in the early part. I skipped reading it, so let's watch the later part! The later description is very good, the heroine is miserable, the hero finally stands up, but it is best not to forgive. I read the previous introductions and still have memories. Although the heroine is miserable, it is his own fault. No man will forgive this kind of mistake. After all, a sincere relationship is thrown away by the heroine as garbage, and he stepped on it a few times. This kind of behavior is useful without regret. Unless the heroine saves the hero's family, and the heroine's whole family died trying to save the hero, the hero can give her a chance to be friends.

This book is actually well written. It can be seen that the author originally wanted to get back together, but the things that happened with the heroine in the past were completely unsatisfactory. It was not a misunderstanding or unintentional hurt, but a complete betrayal. Overall, it was okay, except that the heroine was too long, while the male protagonist was negligibly short. The ending is not bad either, with the two people going their separate ways. This book suddenly reminded me of my favorite Gu Long Master's Happy Heroes novel, about the young master Guo Dalu, whose favorite fiancée elopes with the groom. I always feel that the plot is a bit similar, with the same black humor [laughing and crying]