No Signal in Summer

It's actually quite real. I don't know if the heroine is what I understand. When I was in middle school, I studied hard and fought hard because I had one goal, which was to get into college. Moreover, the competition at that time was also very pure and relatively fair, so I was willing to fight. It's just to maximize your own performance and your talents. (Even in the high-pressure environment of the college entrance examination, I still read famous novels as a way to relieve stress. This is very similar to the heroine.) Later, in college and work, the so-called competition was no longer pure. It might be for promotion or vanity. After it was mixed with more things, I no longer wanted to fight, and I didn't want to fight against my will. Just live happily. It may also be because I have more freedom after college and work, and I want to do what I like more. (The middle school papers were actually not taken voluntarily. At that time, people did not have much independent thinking, and many times they could not think of what else they could do besides the college entrance examination and study). Having said so much, I am still talking about my own mental journey. I don't know if the heroine thinks so. Of course, I absolutely admire people like the male protagonist, who are always the center of attention and the pride of heaven. This is all due to the hard work and sweat behind the scenes. He must have been wronged and under a lot of pressure, but he thought this was normal, because pursuing flowers always involves walking through thorns. It can only be said that the pursuit is different. The male protagonist and the female protagonist roughly represent two types of people among today's young people, and there is another type who want to fight but are unable to.

It's really a realistic love problem, and it feels like it should be original. The heroine really resonated with her, so I will read it again when I fall in love. I was really touched after reading it. It is really a short story that made me sigh. It has been a long time since I saw a work that made me feel so much. (Sending flowers jpg to the author manually. I added a chicken leg by the way). It's my first time writing to an author and I'm a little nervous. I hope I won't disturb you. (Probe jpg.)

"... You have to get used to it" is not comfort at all.

They are really not suitable for each other. Separation is the best outcome. I hope they can each find the right one.

It's too unbearable to assume that girls will "figure it out" in a few years.

Song Chaosheng has been ignoring Ciming's thoughts, intentionally or unintentionally.

Ci Ming feels like Li Xueqin... Academically...

I didn't expect it to be B, but I don't think it's a bad ending. The heroine should find a life and people that are more suitable for her.

The writing is really good. I also want to put my phone in airplane mode and lie on a bamboo bed in the countryside, dig watermelons and eat them, and spend a summer without signal.

Separation is the best outcome