On the day Shen Yichu turned thirty-three, she died in a car accident. When she opened her eyes again, she had somehow returned to the sweltering summer of her first year of high school, with cicadas shrilling all around her.
No golden finger, no portable space. The former underachiever was suddenly thrown back onto the grueling road to the college entrance exams. For a while, she was lost. Had being reborn just meant going through all that effort for nothing?
Then she remembered the accident that had taken her father's life. Clenching her fist, she vowed that this time she would use the memories of her past life to change her family's fate.
In her previous life, she had fallen for Lin Zhiyu at first sight, even though he was four years older. Unfortunately, he already had someone, so all she could do was admire him from afar.
Now she had returned to her youth, and fate had given her another chance.
Since heaven had brought her back early, then Lin Zhiyu, this time I'm going to make the first move.
It's quite sweet but a bit suffocating. It must be that the novels I read before were all kind of mindless and sweet, and those with a little bit of reality made me feel a bit aggrieved. Sweet, the atmosphere described by the author is sweet because the perspective is that of the heroine and omniscience. And being aggrieved is the kind of scumbag behavior that the male protagonist wants to take responsibility for. I saw a girl carefully falling in love with her, slowly attracting the male protagonist's attention, excitedly planning the future and confessing her love. This process is really sweet. After confessing their love, they got an agreement that they could be together after graduating from college. Yes, it's just a promise. This is something I don't understand. Why can I only wait until graduation to fall in love? This is not marriage. Is it because I want to be together forever? This promise, the heroine should take it seriously, and the hero should take it seriously. When the female protagonist introduced her to her roommate, she said, "He is my boyfriend," while the male protagonist vaguely said that I have someone I like. One thinks that this agreement is "true" and they will definitely be together, and the other thinks that "true" is just an agreement¿ Later, the male protagonist went on a blind date and was met by the female protagonist, who said she was his mother's colleague. It wasn't until the heroine pointed out that we were on a blind date that I thought of apologizing. What I find frustrating is that the male protagonist went on a blind date, of course it was involuntary, but in the end the result was that he went on a blind date without telling the female protagonist. The kind who doesn't have time to see the heroine during the holidays, but still makes time for a blind date. The male protagonist's workplace should be quite close to home, right? The female protagonist is a ten-minute walk from the male protagonist's workplace. There is no time, so we can only wait for the heroine to go to the workplace and have lunch together while waiting for the male protagonist to be on duty. I saw a man who was just waiting for the heroine to come over, and he just said that I had someone he liked, and then nothing happened, making his family think he was lying. All in all, I feel like the female protagonist has too much of a filter on the male protagonist. It's really sweet.
Why hasn't the update been finished? I just watched it 😢😢😢, it's super beautiful and annoying. Now I can only sit back and wait for the update. The author will update it quickly, 😘😘😘, it's beautiful and I love watching it.
What can I say? Don't be too serious about this kind of writing, and don't think too much. I feel that writing that can be relaxed is good. I don't know what to read to kill time recently. I think it's okay. Come on, author, but I really don't like the writing that is still being updated, because I feel so uncomfortable when I can't read it. 😣 More updates?