When Liang Qin was seventeen, the only person who didn't spread rumors about her was the transfer student named Jin Qixian.
Indeed, he doesn't look like the kind of guy who likes to gossip.
But Liang Jin is not someone who can easily believe appearances. After all, she is good at meeting unkind people.
On the day when Jin Qixian returned from transferring to another school abroad, he stood on the podium, his school uniform was clean, and the fragrance of soap locust was lingering. The whole class was discussing his family background, appearance, and conversation. Liang Ji was sleeping on the table without even looking at it.
——She lied to herself.
Later he became her deskmate. Later, he became the only person in the whole grade who would seriously say "you are so awesome" after she passed the exam.
Liang anxiously thought that she might be in trouble again.
But this time she wanted to know if she would run farther if someone accompanied her when running forward.
*Speaking of words but not thinking in heart · Being unkind to people but rich in experience · Self-control is sometimes good and sometimes bad
About this article
A person who is about to rot meets a clean person, and then discovers that he can choose to get better.
Motto: No one can stop you from what you want to be
Reader comments
I feel like the author has something. Everyone the heroine meets in the first three chapters feels like a trap for the readers. If placed in a traditional narrative, these people must be the "good for you" type, or even part of the fun side. Apart from other things, the words in their books are very common in daily life, and it is difficult to realize that there is a problem, but the author feels so strange when he writes them out like this. Is this the only thing in these people's minds? If you think about it carefully, every sentence violates the heroine's boundaries.
What a novel article! ! If anything else, it would be nice to be gossiped about. [Hug] I look forward to the growth of the heroine!
I feel like the author has something. Everyone the heroine meets in the first three chapters feels like a trap for the readers. If placed in a traditional narrative, these people must be the "good for you" type, or even part of the fun side. Apart from other things, the words in their books are very common in daily life, and it is difficult to realize that there is a problem, but the author feels so strange when he writes them out like this. Is this the only thing in these people's minds? If you think about it carefully, every sentence violates the heroine's boundaries.
What a novel article! ! If anything else, it would be nice to be gossiped about. [Hug] I look forward to the growth of the heroine!