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Blurb: Lin Ge thinks of herself as quiet and level-headed, and she's not exactly popular. But ever since they were little, she's always been the childhood friend who cleans up after her childhood sweetheart.
Until one day, he tells her he's fallen for the campus belle.
"…" Lin Ge.
"See this pavilion? Not a chance!"
Scene One:
Wang Lu says, "Lin Ge, what if one day my male idol and I fell into the water..."
Lin Ge cuts him off: "Then hurry up and save my idol!"
Wang Lu pauses for a second. "What if I can't swim..."
Lin Ge says flatly, "Tch. What good are you, then?"
Wang Lu: "…"
Scene Two:
Classmate A: "Wang Lu, Lin Ge really knows she was wrong."
Wang Lu: "I don't believe you. Tell her to say it to me herself."
Classmate A: "Lin Ge returned the gift to the other person and told them she already has someone in her heart."
Wang Lu sniffles, takes down the rope he'd planned to hang himself with, and ties it around his waist. "You could've said so sooner. Finding a tree is such a hassle."
In the distance, Lin Ge holds two cups of milk tea. "… Heh... hehehe."
An extra-sweet romance.
Puppy-like childhood friend Lu x cat-like childhood friend Ge
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Blurb: Three years after transmigrating, Jiasu's master dies unexpectedly. To save him, her senior brother casts a spell that separates her soul from her body, sending her to Fengdu to find the Futu Stone, which can bring the dead back to life.
In this strange world of theology, how will she find the legendary Futu Stone?
Jiasu pulls out her little Liuzi and pokes a little monster. "Tell me, have you seen the Futu Stone?"
The fearsome deity forced to follow alongside her raises an eyebrow, with a bad feeling that something big is about to happen.
Later, after all their twists and turns, she discovers that the so-called Futu Stone is actually the deity's heart.
The deity says, "Whether it's my heart or not doesn't matter. As long as you're happy."
#The deity: Principles? What's that?#
Content warnings:
1. Nobody but the protagonists is sweet... This is a transmigration story!!!
2. It's not a power fantasy. It's a sweet romance.
3. As long as you keep your bookmark, we're still friends.
"The God of Death has no corpse" - inspired by this line
Coming next: The Fox's Repayment
Following her father's dying wish, Yan Qinghuan moves from the village to the hills behind it.
First, she builds herself a courtyard, and then a weasel steals the hen she's raising.
Next, she clears a patch of land and plants a field, only to find that someone has been forcing her crops to grow by pulling them up.
Finally, she opens her door to find a dead chicken outside, plucked and drained of blood.
With some worry, she strokes the little fox in her arms.
Then one day, she finds a chicken feather on the little fox's mouth.
Yan Qinghuan: "…"
Fox: "…" Well, that's a hair-raising revelation.
A carefree little orphan girl with a mysterious past vs. a talkative wild fox who wants to become an immortal
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#Yan: When can I skin this fox and make a scarf?#
#Fox: Love life, love foxes. Protect animals, starting with me.#
Theme: Sweet romance
Is it a matter of re-applying a mobile phone card for a long time? This is the 5G era, which is a bit hard to believe. And even if the phone card cannot be replaced, it is not difficult to make calls using the landline at home. The male protagonist is so insecure that it is not worth replacing the female protagonist.
As for liberal arts, only mathematics can be supplemented. The rest of history and politics can only be supplemented by memorization.
It's really sad to see the comments made by the heroine's parents. I myself was raised by my parents in such a suppressive way. It doesn't sound like they said anything harsh, but if they continue to belittle their children, they will become timid and completely unsure of themselves. Moreover, the male protagonist's talent is obviously brightened. Why should the female protagonist's parents expect their daughter to be outstanding if they don't have excellent genes? There is a saying in the Poisonous Chicken Soup that I have seen before: "You can't give your children excellent genes, you can't give your children a good growth environment, and you can't give your children excellent educational resources. You are holding your children back."
Although the male protagonist was very attentive in tutoring the female protagonist in math, the overall performance always made me feel that the male protagonist was a bit unreliable. First, he didn't know that he liked the female protagonist and he chased the school beauty. He also wanted to go to the north but didn't tell the female protagonist in advance. As a result, he almost forgot that he was getting married??? Although in the end he took the heroine and left with him () The author's explanation of some scene changes is not particularly clear. I remember that in the chapter where Jiang Xiaoyou appeared, I don't know why it suddenly jumped from the hero chasing the school beauty to the two of them participating in the sports meeting. Sometimes you will find that the last thing suddenly ends and then enters a new plot. I feel that this point is not handled well. In addition, the description of emotions was a bit too strong. What impressed me most was the monologue about "his girl" when the male protagonist goes to the north. I watched it very well in the first part, but suddenly I felt goosebumps in the second part. I just felt that the description was a bit too heavy and a bit old-fashioned (). The other one is the scene where the heroine hugs and cries after meeting the hero, which also made me feel a bit heavy. Because in my mind, these two are quite young after all, and the two of them have always been the kind of childhood sweethearts who have been fighting each other, with deep feelings but laughter and ignorance (trying to describe it abstractly). Regarding some of the descriptions of the pounding heart, I feel that they are all well written and have a very youthful feel. Only these two points made me feel a bit too heavy, but it may also be due to my personal preference. The author's writing style is really quite good. After all, I have read online articles for many years, and everything I can read is pretty good. Come on, come on~ In addition, the cleverness of the heroine and the hero really hurt my heart. People who prepare for exams are so fragile. I envy these brains!
I feel that when the two little ones didn't understand each other, although they couldn't be called sweet, the interaction was very natural. But when it comes to describing emotions here, it feels like it's a bit too much, a bit too hard. And as long as you work hard, you can get into a top university like Mizuki. I feel like it made me cry 😭
I feel that the emotional description here is a bit too heavy. Well, it is originally very fresh and fresh, and the male protagonist is a bit awkward. Suddenly writing "beloved girl" or something like that, it feels like channel surfing and it makes people uncomfortable ()
The male protagonist's grades are so good, it makes me sad just watching it 😭 😭 😭
I really want to read the ending of Shulu and Xia Changan
There are actually none. I want more post-wedding desserts.
It's so well written that I feel like I have to read it all in one sitting.