Is there any story about a female protagonist who was originally very decadent but slowly changed for the better after meeting the male protagonist, similar to the sad little thing of secret love (・ิϖ・ิ)っ
I don't need to tell you all about the first few books. They are all high-scoring sadomasochism novels. The next few books are the sadomasochism novels I have read before. They are not ugly if they can stay in my bookshelf. You can read them with confidence. Some of them really should not be dissuaded by the low scores. The ending is really unsatisfactory. Don't worry, everyone. Go and read [Chigua][Chigua]
It is very real, and each article is like writing about "my past self". Those cautious approaches, self-righteous tacit understanding, and final silent misses accurately poke the most sour memories of youth. The writing style is delicate, Shi Qingyao's words are like a gentle rain, not sensational but making people's eyes warm, such as "Secret love is a successful pantomime, but it becomes a tragedy as soon as it is spoken." "Do you still like him?" "Yes." "If I give you a chance to come back, will you still like him?" "No, loving him unforgettable once is enough." "We were so close to love, but it's really a pity that we can only exist in each other's memories."
🍅All finished. Very close to reality, from campus to society. The first book has a HE ending, and the second one has a BE ending. The two books form a very sharp contrast. The male protagonist in the first book and the female protagonist in the second book are from humble family backgrounds. The male protagonist in the second book and the female protagonist in the first book both have happy families. Both heroines learn for love, first they are bad and then they are masters. It's really good, but the heroine in the second book is too humble and doesn't dare to confess her love. She just has a secret love, so the ending is really hard to let go. The heroine in the first book is very brave. Although she is ordinary, she still pursues bravely and is not afraid of setbacks. Although she was rejected many times, she still perseveres to the end. I really admire this character. The male protagonists of both books are academic masters, and the one in the first book is commonly known as "facial paralysis". Because of his low self-esteem, he rejected the heroine many times. He liked the heroine, and he tolerated it most of the time. The hero in the second book is very cheerful, lively, good-looking, and a typical young hero. He is really like the real-life person who many girls have a crush on. However, he missed the heroine because he didn't know what love was when he was young. He didn't dare to contact the heroine after he went to college. The heroine has been secretly in love with the heroine for about ten years. A girl's youth, from the first day of junior high school to a long time, he can't let go. Generally speaking, the two books are very contrasting. You can read the second one first, and then the first one. This will be better, because the first one is sweet first and then cruel, while the second one is a little cruel first and then sweet. The third book📖: It is a sad story, you can read it or not.
Although some books have low scores, each book tells a different love and sadness. The people you meet in youth are too dazzling and how can you forget them in the rest of your life. You risk your life for love, but you never talk about regrets. The last one is HE, but I think this book is BE. She married Bai Yueguang in junior high school but has no love and obsession. She will always remember the 20-year-old boy in his prime for the rest of her life. The boy became her cinnabar mole for the rest of her life.
Not every child has a perfect family. There are even many irresponsible parents who have left an indelible shadow on the children. When two people with mental illness meet, they are reborn in salvation and destroyed in obsession.
They are all quite young, all have secret loves, all are unable to love. After reading it, I couldn't help but cry. The male and female protagonists obviously like each other, but they are too timid and can only get along as friends. The final result of a two-way secret love is to miss a lifetime and be separated forever.
The first one is a proper secret love story, and the ending is BE, and the male and female protagonists finally separate... The second one is not strictly a youth discussion, but the male and female protagonists met in their youth, and when they were high-spirited, they were also distributed together, but they didn't think about the conversation on that day, which was usually the last conversation in their lives. The third one is not strictly a youth BE story. Everyone in the country understands that it is just for the sake of abuse. It feels a bit
Reading "Seeing Spring": A grand farewell of youth "Seeing Spring" is a youth novel that makes people unable to put it down for a long time. The author uses a delicate brushwork to outline a youth secret love full of regret and nostalgia, taking readers into the world of Jiang Du and Wei Qingyue. The story begins in the summer when he was fifteen years old. The introverted Jiang Du rescued Wei Qingyue who was being abused by his father. From then on, the gears of fate began to turn. Jiang Du gave birth to her because her mother was sexually assaulted, and was rejected by her mother, so she was raised by her grandparents. Although Wei Qingyue was a top student in the eyes of everyone, he had been abused by his father for a long time. The same encounter attracted two lonely souls to each other, and they developed a secret love through anonymous letters. They left a warm mark on each other's lives, and those cautious attempts and hesitant words vividly demonstrated the sourness and beauty of youthful secret love. The details in the book are exquisitely handled, and the foreshadowing is hidden. Jiang Du had a nosebleed when he met Wei Qingyue for the second time, hinting at her leukemia condition; the 178 love letters she wrote in the name of her friends eventually turned into ashes under the tombstone; Wei Qingyue's words "I have seen this sister" when she first met Jiang Du coincided with Bao Dai's prophecy when they first met, foreshadowing the tragic direction of this relationship. These details may be easily overlooked when you first read it, but when you look back after knowing the ending, you can only feel that there are cruel tricks of fate everywhere. The author does not use straightforward language to express love, but uses eyes, letters, subtle movements, etc. To depict the feelings between Jiang Du and Wei Qingyue in an implicit and touching way. Jiang Du secretly collects Wei Qingyue's school uniform buttons, and Wei Qingyue hides confession letters in every "Book City" magazine. There is no "I love you", but there is love everywhere. The blank space of this ultimate secret love makes readers deeply feel the pain of not being able to love. In the novel, the shadow of the original family is like a thick dark cloud, covering the male and female protagonists. Jiang Du longed for maternal love, but before he died, he mistakenly recognized his mother as his mother; Wei Qingyue was beaten by his father for a long time, and his family became his nightmare. These plots profoundly reveal the profound impact of family education on teenagers, making people feel sad for their experiences. The most heartbreaking thing is the ending of the story. Jiang Du passed away due to illness, and his life was forever fixed at the age of 16. Wei Qingyue had a mental breakdown after learning about it, and spent twelve years weaving dreams to deceive himself. In his fantasy, he reunited with Jiang Du and got married, but when he woke up, all he faced was a cold tombstone. This tearing between reality and dream exaggerates the tragedy of the story to the extreme and makes readers cry while reading. "Seeing Spring" is not just a simple youth love novel, it is more like a profound discussion of youth, growth, and destiny. After reading this book, my heart was full of melancholy, as if I had experienced an unforgettable love, experienced the beauty and cruelty of youth, and understood the importance of cherishing the present.