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“He has been the dream I've had since middle school.
And I only found out recently that he dreams about me, too.”
At a New Year's party years ago, Fu Yunshi called He Yu out of class.
Thinking he was about to confess to her, she opened the brand-new, gleaming gift, but her smile slowly froze...
One Hundred Years of Solitude
By Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Faced with this lovely New Year's greeting, He Yu was so happy she cried.
From then on, she devoted herself to her studies and never mentioned finding a partner again.
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Two years later, on Valentine's Day, He Yu had just finished her internship and returned home when he stopped her at the door.
Holding the copy of The Book of Laughter and Forgetting he'd just received, he looked at her with a changing expression. “Is my love funny?”
She answered promptly: “It's all right.”
“It's pretty funny.” He twisted the knife.
He Yu, whose heart is made of stone
The B City college entrance exam legend, whose confessions go spectacularly wrong x the universally acknowledged winner at life, whose younger brother is also a top scorer
#The Clash of Marquez and Kundera#
Tips:
1. A university story interspersed with middle school flashbacks. A silly comedy.
2. Also known as One Hundred Select Cases of a College Entrance Exam Legend's Failed Confessions
Theme: Study!
Siri did a great job hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha so happy
The big books are all beautiful
A very touching story hhhh
Hehe, I guessed it! It's Zhong Yi!
It's a good read. I watched it in one sitting. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is really good.
I just finished reading and suddenly realized that I had read the article next door Zhongyi before.
I finished reading it in one sitting ~ very beautiful ~
I really love biscuits~ I'll make up for it after the high school entrance exam
I just took a vacation and found out that it's finished, so spread the flowers~
I finally finished reading it in the past few days. It's very interesting. See you next time...