Dad, Mom Said We Are Just Friends

A very down-to-earth youth novel, without exaggerated characters or forced sugar-sprinkling. The heroine He Miao is independent and tenacious. Even though she has a rough life and encounters malice, she never gives up on herself. She solves troubles and strives for a future on her own. The male protagonist Ji Jiangchen is well-educated and sensible, and uses gentle protection to melt away the female protagonist's inferiority complex. The story combines campus life, teenage worries, and real-life dilemmas very well. The rhythm is comfortable and the emotions are sincere. After reading it, I feel warm in my heart and I can feel the kindness and the power of growth in youth.

The most touching thing about this book is the sense of reality and the line of growth. While the heroine is dealing with campus bullying and life embarrassment, she also has to protect herself and strive for academic opportunities. She does not cheat along the way and relies on herself to carry it all. The appearance of the male protagonist is warmth rather than salvation. From tablemates to friends, the relationship between the two is restrained and delicate. The story describes the girl's forbearance, strength and heartbeat very well. It is not outrageous or exaggerated, and has a steady pace. It is suitable for readers who like realistic campus novels and prefer delicate emotions.

Emmm. . It's okay, come on author, it's too little [star]

The writing is very good, I have the desire to follow it [Thinking]

It's very good-looking, and the male and female protagonists are very compatible.

Very beautiful, well written