My First Teacher: The Big Sister Next Door

When I first read it, my first impression was that the writing style was very delicate. I read many people's comments and said the same thing. It's great. I would like to suggest that some descriptions can sometimes be more concise, such as: "It seems like..." Etc., As long as it is appropriate. I have read many chapters intermittently in the past two days. I like the layout of the story, the clever plot, and the beautiful writing.

The novel is very close to the human nature of the 1980s and 1990s. It is hoped that the male and female protagonists can hold hands and stay together for a lifetime after going through hardships. It makes people still yearn for it at a time when interests are paramount and emotions are cheap. They yearn for beautiful encounters and beautiful love. They believe that there is still true love and unwavering loyalty in the world.

I like this kind of relationship, it feels very exciting. I also yearn for this kind of big woman, but it's a pity that I can't meet it 😄

If you think it's okay, give it a good review, thank you.

It's very sweet and healing. I recommend watching it 😢😢😢

It's very good. I give you a thumbs up. There are many such difficult feelings in life. Don't be too sad about the novel. I was planning to go to bed after reading it, but after reading the ending, I fell asleep 🥺 🥺 🥺

The writing is quite good, rich and delicate, not the kind of casual overlord's writing.

This book should be emotionally delicate, and it should express the feelings of many teenagers when they were young

I somehow opened this book and have been reading it for three nights. Later I thought I would find Wen Qing in Ulanqab, and also thought about whether Wen Qing picked up Ulanqab's scarf, but missed it in the end 😢 😢 😢. I thought that Lin Xiaoye, who did not believe in fate, could really expose fate in the end, and thought that the old monk's tricks were just feudal superstition 😢 😢 😢.

The writing style is very good, very relevant, and very real. It takes people back to those tender yet persistent years at a glance. While reading, it felt like I was reliving my lost youth again, which was really good. After all, youth without regrets is imperfect! Hope to see more of your masterpieces!