Is there a kind of heroine who has a very enthusiastic and generous character, who is a master in liberal arts, and the male protagonist is absolutely powerful, who is a master in science, and has a very sunny personality, and then at the beginning the heroine takes the initiative and has a sweet experience, but then it gets bad
This one! But it's still being serialized, so I'm looking forward to it! It will be exciting in the future! [Love] [Flowing Kiss] [Flying Kiss] [Flowing Kiss]
They really make me cry to death. They are a huge pantomime. The tree rooted in my heart has already flourished. The joy of youth has finally become an obsession [crying] [crying] [crying]
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The first one is that I felt that the beginning was a bit dull, but at the end, it was really cruel, and the tears fell from my eyes. It was really easy to cry. The second one is the most beautiful BE novel I have ever read. It belongs to Bai Yueguang who I read BE novels. It is very sad. I can't forget it after reading it. I feel very sorry for Xu Xu. Xuan Lin (I don't know if I typed it wrong), the third book, I felt it was a pity. The male and female protagonists are both very good people, but the female protagonist is sick, and there is no way. The male protagonist also knows that he loves the female protagonist. In summary, the second book is the most sadistic in my opinion, followed by the third one, and then "He Hidden Summer"
If you have trouble hiding in your youth, these stories will be like a thorn, causing long-lasting pain at the slightest touch. Say goodbye to industrial saccharine, here are only the most authentic youthful secrets. In the classrooms piled with test papers, in the backseats of bicycles after school, and in the mottled stands of the old playground, there are hidden the purest heartbeats and the weakest farewells.
The foreshadowing is laid layer by layer from the beginning, and the author fills the gaps in no uncertain terms. You think you have guessed the plot, but the next second you are slapped in the face by the twist. When you know all the truth and look back at the previous article, you will be surprised to find that those seemingly random descriptions are key foreshadowing, and the reading experience is superb. The first-person and third-person perspectives can be switched flexibly. The first-person perspective allows you to penetrate deeply into the protagonist's heart, while the third-person perspective can show the whole story at a macro level, making the narrative rich and charming. Although the plot in the later stages of the novel is complicated, some of the wits are like brain teasers, and some of the characters are not fleshed out enough, these small flaws do not prevent it from becoming a wonderful unlimited masterpiece. If you like brain-burning wits and infinite reincarnation settings, don't miss "The End of Ten Days"!
It's a very nice campus BE story about a boy chasing a girl. It's very sweet in the front and so cruel in the back. [Crying] My heart aches when I see you in the middle of the night. I suggest everyone prepare tissues.
The female protagonist expresses her love through ghostwriting love letters, while the male protagonist is cold on the outside and lonely on the inside. They reunited after many years, but reality made their relationship unsatisfactory.
"Seeing the Spring" (Seeing the Tiger and Sniffing the Flowers): A two-way secret love but one death and another madness. The female protagonist never knew that the male protagonist also liked her until her death. She was full of youthful regrets. "Seeing the spring but not seeing the old friend" made the readers burst into tears. - "Butterfly and the Whale" (Sui Mi): A figure skating genius girl and a swimming genius boy. The heroine redeems the hero and then dies of illness. The hero fulfills his dream but jumps into the sea. The swimming genius drowns. The sense of fate makes people cry. "In Winter" (Yu Yanshu): The lonely and courageous girl Yu Yuan and the willful young man Chen Zhirang meet in midsummer but are separated forever in winter. The heroine is terminally ill. The two know that their love is destined to die but still have no hesitation. The ending of the hero's heart is stuck in his youth, and the details are full of regrets. "She Stops Coaxing Him" Gentle academic girl Jiang Qiao and rebellious boy Xu Si Jiang Qiao was diagnosed with advanced gastric cancer in the first year of high school. After transferring to school, he and Xu Si became roommates. The two redeemed each other. Xu Si studied hard because of Jiang Qiao, and Jiang Qiao spent his last days under Xu Si's protection. The ending is super sad. Jiang Qiao passed away after the college entrance examination. Xu Si learned about love from her diary, and the golden words "eat well and be good" are very poignant. It writes about the heartbeat, helplessness and separation of life and death in youth in a heart-wrenching way. If you want to experience campus sadomasochism, don't miss it. It will allow you to immersively feel the pain of two-way redemption and BE. The novel "Qing Qing" is exquisitely written, vividly showing the regrets of growing up in youth, and vividly portraying the entanglement, helplessness and miss of two-way secret love, making people immersed in it and feeling sorry for the story of the male and female protagonists. It is suitable for readers who like campus romance and BE aesthetics.