[Two male leads + childhood friends and secret crushes + healing rural setting + coming-of-age]
[Overthinking, insecure, sensitive bottom × Oblivious, cheerful, loyal-dog top]
The trouble caused by their shared name turned out to be the result of his fourteen-year-long secret crush.
Miao Huayang lived in Miao Family Village, while Miao Huayang lived on Dongcai Street. One was born in the depths of winter, on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month; the other was born under the blazing sun on the Dragon Boat Festival.
He struggled between insecurity and pride, convinced he was nothing but a lump of worthless mud. Little did he know that someone saw him as a flower blooming in the very center of his heart.
“Can you stop calling me a ‘top student’ every other sentence? Are you trying to humiliate me? You’re a country bumpkin who’s never seen the world. Everyone else thinks I’m just a lump of worthless mud who can’t show his face in public!”
“Stop shouting, you’ll hurt your throat. I’ll take whatever insults you throw at me! I’ll pretend they’re nothing. But don’t insult yourself. I’ve been secretly in love with you for fourteen damn years, and you think I’m going to let you treat yourself like this?”
…
“Hm?”
“So, can I hold your hand?”
“Haven’t you held it enough already?”
“You’re so good to me.”
“Mm, I know... You’re pretty great, too.”
The world in the book has childlike fun, and the labels are accurate. The characters have a kind of fictional beauty, and it can be seen that the author's healing writing is good. Miao Huayang is actually not as inferior and sensitive as the introduction. The beauty in him makes him tend to a better life and cure more or less "little problems" of people around him. Compared with Gong, it is like a bug. The dark side of the birth of a beautiful world is closer to reality, but it also has a sense of purity. There don't seem to be so many twists and turns in the mind. Mud Flower seems to be like a fairy tale world. The protagonists of the world are opposite and similar, but I prefer articles with a sense of separation.