Jiang Si had three great misconceptions about life: His favorite team would win the championship! China would qualify for the World Cup! Xi Gu was his girlfriend!
Later, all but the second of those misconceptions came true.
This is a story about a foul-mouthed young heartthrob who pursued football and, along the way, won himself a girlfriend.
Youth means giving everything you've got and sprinting toward your dreams. Youth is what hope looks like.
It took Xi Gu a long time to understand that football was Jiang Si's love language, and every word of it was meant for her.
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[Bonus Scene 1]
During halftime at the high school football league, Xi Gu danced on the field as a cheerleader.
Jiang Si only found out after the fact. He broke free from his teammates and rushed onto the field, dragging Xi Gu away in front of everyone.
After the match, before Jiang Si could apologize to an angry Xi Gu, the coach chased him around the field with a wooden stick.
Later, when Jiang Si was being interviewed as an outstanding football player, a reporter brought up the incident and asked why he'd been so impulsive.
Jiang Si stood straight, his gaze open and ardent. "I'm possessive. I can't stand other people staring at my girl."
[Bonus Scene 2]
On a winter's day when the temperature was well below freezing, Jiang Si was sent to the field in a thin shirt to practice dribbling around corners over and over again as punishment from the coach.
Xi Gu secretly followed him out. In a spot the coach couldn't see, she asked, "Aren't you cold?"
Jiang Si teased her on purpose. "Do you know a quick way to warm up?"
Xi Gu shook her head.
"In martial arts novels, body heat is the best way to warm up." Jiang Si grinned wickedly. "Come here and let me hold you."
Xi Gu edged closer, unzipped her down jacket, took a heat pack from the inside pocket, handed it to him, and hurried away.
"..." Jiang Si was left standing there, bewildered in the cold wind.
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The beginning was good, but the ending was too rushed. Another thing I don't understand is that the misunderstanding between the male protagonist and the female protagonist was not too big at the beginning. Even if it was unavoidable at the time, there would be opportunities to talk it out later. Since we have written so much about the male protagonist clearly liking the female protagonist and confessing to her and flirting with her, why didn't he want to explain it later when the female protagonist misunderstood her? The heroine keeps misunderstanding, and Shen and Li don't explain. I think the writing of this misunderstanding is a bit strange and a bit blunt. It feels like the two people were forced to be separated for several years and their relationship suffered setbacks. Even if the male protagonist acted immaturely at the time, to him, how big of a deal was it that the female protagonist misunderstood him? Or will it be a big deal if the heroine finds out that she was injured while saving someone and loses face? Anyway, I can't understand it.
Lear is really disgusting. He made the heroine misunderstand him without explaining it. He made the hero and heroine misunderstand each other for so many years. The hero is also a scumbag. Just because the heroine likes him, he doesn't say anything. He really hopes to torture the hero. I feel so angry after watching this.
I hate this kind of woman, to be honest
I want to eat your straight shot, it's a bit 6
Hahaha, you guessed it
Jiang Si is really heartwarming!
Very well written! Come on!
Come on come on! Sprinkle flowers
This is the charm of competition
Be careful and clear 2333 Good night