The last few books are my favorites. After the first one, the female protagonist dies and the male protagonist goes crazy. In the second one, they have a crush on each other and they are not together. The male protagonist marries someone else.
Be secretly in love with the article. Everyone described in this book is very unique and very good. I highly recommend it. Many of Chen Nan's stories are very similar to mine. "The Nine Years Late Letter" and so on made me feel distressed to the point of crying (the experience is similar, so it is easier to cry). When I saw the rest, I cried for Song and felt sorry for him. I really hope Chen can look back at Song [almost crying] Lu and Wen are both very good people. Wen also gave way to watch Chen's interview video. Wen was really good [crying] I also have a crush on a very nice and dazzling boy. He knows me, and we probably aren't friends yet. I often peeked at him on campus, but I was afraid that my liking would bother him, so I gradually stopped daring to look at him. The more you like it, the farther away you will be. Now I record my interactions with him in essays. "Love is a play for the brave." I had the courage to pursue him, but I felt that I was not worthy of him, so I chose not to disturb him and just quietly watched him shine.
I strongly recommend this book. Although this novel is not rated well, the plot is delicate and full of youthful campus atmosphere. The characters in it also have their own characteristics and vivid images. They have a secret love for each other, but it is still hard to let go of their feelings after all. The heartbeat of their youth can never be let go for a long time. These are young men who have amazed each other throughout their youth! [Almost crying][Almost crying][Crying][Crying]
These three books are extremely sadistic. The male protagonist and female protagonist all met each other when they were children or in school. Later, they misunderstood each other due to some small episodes and then abused each other.
Book 1: Have you ever seen the deep sea? Do you like forests? The second book: I had to do all the secret love scenes, so I fell in love with him year after year. The third book: I have always disliked the number nineteen. The year Ning Wan and Song Qingyan met, Song Qingyan was nineteen years old. Later, when Song Qingyan passed away, Ning Wan was nineteen years old. The girl's secret love hidden in her heart was taken away because of his illness. There is a prototype
The first book is not a floating campus sweetheart, but a vivid description of the fireworks and little thoughts of high school life - the bickering between classmates, the secret competition after the monthly exam, the secretly hidden glances behind the textbooks, and the tacit understanding of working together until late at night to achieve the goal. Every scene seems to be a replica of our youth. Geng Geng's ordinary clumsiness, Yu Huai's dazzling but imperfect, there is no bloody plot, only the constant companionship: it is his seriousness when he patiently talks about the topic, it is the tissue she quietly handed over, and it is the concern that remains unchanged after they reunited after many years. "He was the best at that time, and I was the best me later. There was a whole youth between us." This sentence expresses the regret and joy of youth. Reading it is full of nostalgia for high school days. It is suitable for those who want to relive the pure emotions of campus and those who like the delicate daily life. Whether you are in your youth or have long since left campus, you can resonate with this book. The second reverse recommendation is "The Best of Us". This "broken promise" novel hides the truest youth. Don't be fooled by the label of "sweet pet campus novel"! It is not a cool article that cheats all the way, but is full of regrets of "broken promises" - the agreement to go to Beijing together for the exam was broken up by reality; two people who clearly care about each other are separated by a whole youthful silence; Yu Huai has not always been a dazzling academic master, and Geng Geng is not born with koi. But it is these "imperfections" that make it so touching: there are no bloody misunderstandings, only the little thoughts of young girls hidden in their exercise books; there is no perfect standard answer, only the belated "I have always been here" when they meet again when they grow up. It "breaks its promise" with a fairy-tale ending, but fulfills the truest appearance of youth - regrets, clumsiness, but always hiding a gentle return. It is suitable for people who don't like floating sweet pets and prefer real daily life. After reading it, you can't help but think of your high school classmates, unspoken words, and that imperfect but shining time. The third recommended book is "Seeing Spring". A grand and restrained youth secret love that has made countless people cry. It has no grand confession, only the caution hidden in time - the meeting of Su Qingyue and Wei Qingyue was like the occasional drizzle in spring, gentle but with lingering sourness. The book is filled with the ultimate details of secret love: the classroom window you pretended to pass by, the answers to exercises you secretly memorized, the notes you saved for a long time before you dared to hand them out, and the words you swallowed once they reached your lips. There is no bloody reversal, only the timidity and sincerity of young girls facing their feelings, as well as the regrets and misses caused by reality. It writes about the regret of "not being able to love" in youth, but it also makes people realize that some encounters are gifts in themselves. Even if they don't make it to the end, those heartbeats hidden in spring are still the most precious memories for the rest of their lives. This book is suitable for those who like delicate secret love stories and can sympathize with the regrets of youth. After reading it, you will not be able to help but think that you once secretly liked someone who was like light in one spring. The fourth recommended book is "She Stops Coaxing Him" Breaking the "internal friction in love", this is the coolest sobriety in youth. It breaks away from the sweet cliché of "girls blindly give in" and writes about the most real "imbalance and awakening" in youth love. In the past, Lin Weiran always regarded Jiang Yizhou's temper as coquettishness, staying up late to coax him, actively bowing her head, and accommodating all his willfulness; until she was ignored and disappointed again and again, she finally turned around and said "I won't coax anymore." There was no bloody fight, only sober respectability: she no longer revolved around his emotions, and began to focus on studying, managing friends, and finding her own rhythm; and Jiang Yizhou, who was used to being accommodated, only belatedly discovered that the girl who was always coaxing him behind his back had become the light that he could not live without. The pull in the book is not pretentious, and the growth is not deliberate. It hides "loving yourself is the beginning of a lifelong romance" into the daily life of youth. It is suitable for people who are tired of the internal friction in love, prefer "the heroine's sober counterattack", and like real emotional pull. After reading it, you can't help but applaud Lin Weiran's decisiveness, and you will also think of the person who compromised for you in your youth and finally found your own self. The fifth recommended book is "She is also a Relic". The most painful bond in youth, I have a lot of staying power after reading it. It breaks out of the conventional youth sweet pet framework, uses the heart-breaking setting of "relic", and writes about the heavy and unforgettable bond between young girls. The heroine Su Nian came to the male protagonist Lu Zhi with a secret. She is like a left-over thought, carrying the past that neither of them wants to touch. There are no bloody misunderstandings, only restrained and turbulent emotions: it is Lu Zhi's silent protection under his seeming indifference, and it is Su Nian's vulnerability hidden behind her sensibleness. Those truths that she dare not tell, and her cautious approaches are all wrapped in the unique sourness and tenderness of youth. "Loss and redemption" is written in a delicate and poignant way in the book. It is not a vigorous love, but a lasting concern, which makes people realize that the encounter in youth, even if it is painful, is still the light that illuminates each other. It is suitable for people who like abuse but not scum, have delicate emotions, and prefer "redemption-oriented" youth novels. After reading this book, you can't help but feel sorry for the protagonist in the book, and you will also think of those concerns in your youth that are hidden deep in your heart and dare not be mentioned easily.