Xi Wu still remembers the smile she saw that day at the Youth Academy's school festival. It was a faint smile, like the warm winter sun illuminating her world. Xi Wu knew she had fallen for that smile and would never escape it. Even with so many rivals, she didn't care. Every encounter was fate, and in Xi Wu's story, the only one forever captured in her heart would be Yanagi Renji. She knew that even after countless journeys and the passage of time, that smile would never fade.
So it really only takes a second to fall for someone.
And it really only takes a second for someone to be etched into your mind.
Perhaps the sunlight was too beautiful that day, the breeze too gentle. Time was cut into fireworks, and the camera of memory froze on that year, never to be forgotten.
Pffwww. I originally thought that my sister liked Uncle Atobe, but I didn't expect that it turned out to be Hijiruo XD I'm also super cute and it's great! I wonder if there will be scenes between my sister and Hiji XD?
(*/ω\*) It's great that the male protagonist is Renji!
Cough. . I want to say some opinions after reading two chapters. First, the heroine's character is not eye-catching. It's too bland, and I smell a Mary Sue. Second, if the category of your article is not romance, the feeling of the first chapter is really that you are writing GL. It can be relied on, but it feels a bit too much. Third, there are too many dialogues and too little description of the plot. Moreover, the characters do not necessarily have to speak before writing the actions. You can write the actions first and then what the characters have to say, which may make people feel more natural. Fourth, the author's title is quite good. I've only read two chapters, so I can't tell if there is any connection or metaphor between the content of the article and the title. If I choose a title that has nothing to do with the content of the article just because it sounds good, it will make people feel boring. . Because the heroine's character really has nothing to do with sunshine, that's why I brought it up. The above are purely personal opinions. If you are giving some advice to new authors, you can ignore it.