
A Mint-Flavored First Kiss
薄荷味初吻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 213k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
66Chapters
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10.0Score
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The heroine in the extra story seems to have been pierced by her soul. She is completely different from her school days. It's not that her personality has changed as she grows up, but that she has completely changed as a person.
I thought the heroine was going to hold back a lot of tricks, wouldn't she want to avenge her?
Roses bloom in September. You are the only one in my heart. I really want to be with you. I give you one!
The end of this book really made me feel so uncomfortable. By the end, I could no longer feel the love between the two of them. Especially the male protagonist, I feel like it's not written well.
In fact, the whole article is sadistic and unfriendly to the heroine. Mint is easy to grow, but it also needs sunshine. The campus part is more lively. Chen and Pei felt fresh and energetic at first, just like when Zhang first met Zhao. This is a type of the opposite sex that has never been seen around him. He is very curious, and he is young and does not understand the difference between men and women, which is consistent with the copywriting. But the back part seems blurry, obviously not as much thought as the front part. The ten years of separation were foreshadowed before. The ten years of cold war between the ages of seven and seventeen correspond to the ten years of separation between the ages of eighteen and twenty-eight (but they should have broken up when they were twenty years old, right? In fact, it should only be eight years. Zhao has known the male protagonist for no more than eight years, and has been "accompanied" by the company for about six years); Bo's mother and Pei's father's old school reunion may be a reflection of Bo and Chen's reunion ten years later; but they are not written in detail and are all mentioned in one stroke. I feel that the author is still a student or has not been working for a long time, so he really shouldn't write about unfamiliar content.
Although the latter part is a bit abrupt and strange, I still like the author's writing style and look forward to the next article.
I thought it would change after the change. Okay. It started really well... Goodbye.
That's too bad. The campus part is obviously very good. It's also well written in popo. It's like moving to Jinjiang.
Wenwen is very loving and nurturing!
This book feels really bad