[Campus Romance, No System] [One Female Lead] [Healing Each Other] [Ensemble Cast]
A car accident takes Qi Yue's parents, leaving his grandmother as his only family.
He once saw his childhood friend Chu Yao as his sole source of salvation, and planned their future together with all his heart.
But Chu Yao was briefly tempted by a glamorous life. Once the novelty wore off, she left him without hesitation.
Deep in despair, Qi Yue asks an online friend to meet up and clear his head. Only when they meet in person does he learn that the friend is Wen Zhian, the quiet, gentle campus beauty admired by the whole school. To outsiders, she seems gentle and distant, but in private, she secretly hides her feelings for Qi Yue.
It is only after meeting his senior that Qi Yue understands that love isn't about giving endlessly...
Beneath the purple orchid trees lining the campus path, Wen Zhian reaches out her slender fingers and gently strokes Qi Yue's hair. A faint smile spreads across her lips as she says, "Life may be bitter, but people should smile. Things will get better."
Her smile is faint, spreading like fragrant agarwood, neither loud nor showy, but slow and lingering, gently soothing Qi Yue's broken heart little by little.
I feel that the whole story is very bland, and the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is also very bland. To put it bluntly, it feels like NPC. Then what about the male protagonist and the second female protagonist? In fact, I always thought that the male protagonist started to like the second female protagonist, but was later dumped by the second female protagonist. The plot of liking the female protagonist is really poisonous, because he seems to I have a crush on the heroine after I have not known her for long (I am actually quite fascinated by it, and the male and female protagonists are really dull when they are together. They feel like ordinary passers-by, very familiar, and there is too little psychological description). As for redemption, I don't see it, maybe because it is only a hundred thousand words now. In fact, I I feel that the second female lead is also like a tool person. She starts to redeem the male lead, then worships money and abandons her. The character design is quite single. Also, there is no need to write too much about the e-sports part. I read it very quickly. There is no need to write too much about the king part 🤦. It is really dramatic, and the female lead comes out and is a tool person in the early stage. Similarly, the male protagonist breaks up and invites her to chat, and then asks her when he encounters a problem. What can I say? I can only see the female protagonist's gentle and gentle personality. Also, I think the female protagonist is very careless when she likes the male protagonist (I hope the author will fill in the pit later). Finally, I think the male protagonist will really express his love due to his family conditions? The male protagonist obviously has such low self-esteem and is overwhelmed by life, but he still has time to fall in love? I know that the author wants to give the male protagonist a tragic character, but on the basis of the character, can it be more fleshed out? A person whose only relative is in the hospital, who is exhausted every day, is still in the mood to fall in love and feel uncomfortable 🤦, and even if he is in love, the second female protagonist must confess her love, and the second female protagonist redeems the male protagonist. One paragraph is too simple. I feel that the author can not focus on the personal struggle history of the male protagonist, but focus on describing the characters and stories of the male protagonist and the female protagonist. Ps: personal opinion. Most of them were skipped, so there may be some plots that I didn't see. The above statement is limited to the plots I watched and my personal feelings.