My childhood sweetheart has her eye on me.
She’s my older sister, and she’s my worst nightmare.
By day, she’s the sweet, caring girl next door who cooks for me and straightens my collar. At night, she sneaks into my room, wraps her arms around me from behind, and whispers in my ear, “You can only be mine.”
I thought she was joking, until I noticed the way she looked at me growing more and more unsettling.
The possessiveness hidden beneath her tenderness was so intense it left me breathless.
I wanted to run.
But she clung to me in tears, her voice wounded and pleading. “Lin Tian, don’t you want me anymore?”
My heart softened, and I went back to her side.
Only later did I realize that from the moment I gave in, I was never going to escape.
The character descriptions are clear. The male protagonist is a bit arrogant and the female protagonist is sickly. She is 30% sick and 70% coquettish. The author's vocabulary and writing style are a little poor. Some words are used repeatedly but the topic is not selected. It's really good. It looks good and I like to read this eloquence.
The heroine's character is well written
Satisfy your regrets in high school Write more, read similar novels, do more core conflicts and key points, and then add some daily descriptions. More psychological descriptions and action descriptions, maybe a few hundred pictures.
How about opening a harem😭Susu feels a little dead😭😭
Single heroine or multiple heroines?