(Childhood friends + playful bickering + one heroine + mutual secret crushes + choosing each other + everyday life)
I transferred to a small-town school under an assumed name, and my parents repeatedly warned me to keep a low profile.
At the flag-raising ceremony, I recognized my childhood friend Jiang Yu at a glance. He had disappeared three years ago, and now he stood beneath the flag, giving a speech.
Our eyes met. His voice faltered, and the microphone carried the end of his words across the schoolyard: “…S-Senior Class One.”
Oh no. He seems to have recognized me.
Not long after, his family’s driver came to my house and knocked respectfully:
“Student Shi, General Jiang would like to see you. He says he wants to meet the little benefactor from the old neighborhood back then.”
Jiang Yu stretched out one long leg to block the doorway, then turned back and smiled at me lazily:
“What are you hiding for? You’re not planning to deny all those steamed buns you stole from me and all the homework you scribbled on, are you?”
The writing is clear and the content is rich, but I think the writing in the college entrance examination part is a bit messy, but overall it's good. Although the male protagonist's personality is a little cold, he treats the female protagonist better. I can't say the female protagonist's personality, but it's good. And the whole book doesn't seem to have the urgency for the development of the male and female protagonists, only a just-right look and feel. There is also the school bully in the title of the book. I didn't see anywhere in the text that the male protagonist is the school bully. However, I am still looking forward to the following content, but the author wrote too little [Send my heart][Send my heart]
Good looking, sweet article, recommended