When she was reborn at the age of eighteen, Shen Nuan just wanted to find the mysterious man who gave her everything to help her but refused to leave his name until his death.
But she searched through her memories and found that the young man named Yan Ting was taciturn and had no interaction with her. He sat in the last row of the classroom, like a forgotten shadow.
Later, Shen Nuan finally understood - it turned out that the benefactor she had been desperately trying to find in her previous life was right under her nose and had been secretly in love with her for ten years.
But why does he never come close? Why would you rather die than leave a name?
This time, it was her turn to walk towards him.
Reader comments
Halfway through, the writing is actually very good, but the plot is a bit old-fashioned. The female protagonist is reborn and only knows how to be a dog licker. She doesn't like the male protagonist, she is just grateful. But on the surface, it feels like she has a crush on her, which is a bit stiff. He didn't want to take revenge on the scumbag in his previous life, and said he "let it go" and only focused on pursuing the male protagonist. The male protagonist clearly recognizes that the female protagonist is the light of his childhood, but he doesn't say it, and his behavior is also very confusing. When he is finally exposed, he roars: I don't say it because I like you! (Referring to when the male protagonist was 7 years old) It made me pick my toes with embarrassment. It is outrageous that the heroine was not hit on the head, was not kidnapped, and did not suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder. She actually did not remember the friends she met every day for a period of time when she was 7 years old.
The male protagonist has a pitiful life experience, and the female protagonist often sheds tears for him. This is human nature, but the female protagonist has a happy family. Why does she often shed tears for the emotion of "someone is with me", which she obviously does not lack? She often sheds tears, which is a bit pretentious.
In fact, books on this type of subject were very popular a few years ago, but in recent years they have been classified as "ancient" series and have not gained much popularity. In the past, this book was still very well written. It was both sweet and sad, with delicate emotions and a strong campus atmosphere. It was very immersive to read. It is a book worth reading.
Beautiful. I like the heroine very much.
Over a cup of milk tea in the afternoon, you and I slowly became friends from the two crossed lines that we met by chance.
Very good-looking, the male protagonist has been secretly in love with the female protagonist for ten years, the plot is sweet and heartwarming
Halfway through, the writing is actually very good, but the plot is a bit old-fashioned. The female protagonist is reborn and only knows how to be a dog licker. She doesn't like the male protagonist, she is just grateful. But on the surface, it feels like she has a crush on her, which is a bit stiff. He didn't want to take revenge on the scumbag in his previous life, and said he "let it go" and only focused on pursuing the male protagonist. The male protagonist clearly recognizes that the female protagonist is the light of his childhood, but he doesn't say it, and his behavior is also very confusing. When he is finally exposed, he roars: I don't say it because I like you! (Referring to when the male protagonist was 7 years old) It made me pick my toes with embarrassment. It is outrageous that the heroine was not hit on the head, was not kidnapped, and did not suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder. She actually did not remember the friends she met every day for a period of time when she was 7 years old. The male protagonist has a pitiful life experience, and the female protagonist often sheds tears for him. This is human nature, but the female protagonist has a happy family. Why does she often shed tears for the emotion of "someone is with me", which she obviously does not lack? She often sheds tears, which is a bit pretentious. In fact, books on this type of subject were very popular a few years ago, but in recent years they have been classified as "ancient" series and have not gained much popularity. In the past, this book was still very well written. It was both sweet and sad, with delicate emotions and a strong campus atmosphere. It was very immersive to read. It is a book worth reading.
Beautiful. I like the heroine very much.
Over a cup of milk tea in the afternoon, you and I slowly became friends from the two crossed lines that we met by chance.
Very good-looking, the male protagonist has been secretly in love with the female protagonist for ten years, the plot is sweet and heartwarming