On that moonless night, Fu Yan stared at Lu Qianqian's cold expression and said the cruelest thing he could say to her: "Don't you dare regret this."
Then he turned and walked away.
He thought he would never forgive her again.
But in the end, he was the first to regret it, once again setting aside a young man's pride and lowering his head.
He couldn't accept it. Why should it be this way?
He was the one who rushed to her side whenever she was wronged;
He was the one who felt jealous when he saw her getting close to someone else;
He was the one who secretly sought out a therapist so he could become a normal person;
And he was still the one who fought with all his might to attend the same school as her...
But what about Lu Qianqian? She was still the same carefree, heartless Lu Qianqian.
Lu Qianqian, who had never once turned back for him or stopped in her tracks.
Theme: Communication
I really like this kind of heroine. I hope that the heroines can have some principles and dignity. I would like to say something to the male protagonists who have psychological problems with childhood trauma that are everywhere in Jinjiang: No one will tolerate your bad habits.
Before reading the copy, I thought Xie Jingzhou was the male protagonist at first
After searching for a long time, I finally found this article. I have always wanted to see a heroine like this think about something instead of looking at the hero or being pitiful. She is moved by herself. No one is anyone else's savior. Don't think about how important you are, my moon, the sun, the stars, or the only one. There are too many descriptions of the heroine as the salvation of the hero, and then let the heroine influence him little by little. I want to ask who would suddenly be nice to someone for no reason? Even if you are handsome, if you really have any disease, you should go to the doctor. If the doctor can't cure it, can you cure it? I don't understand, I just want to highlight the importance of the female protagonist to the male, which is not necessary. So when I saw this article, it was very special. Finally, I saw a rational female protagonist (the above is only my personal opinion, everyone has different preferences)
In fact, if Fu Yan were a girl, this plot would seem to fit very well, with the jealousy in the friendship between little girls.
I really like the heroine and she is so firm in her boundaries.
Fu Yan insisted on letting Qianqian buy it for him as a gift to him?
I like such a determined protagonist and refuse to be morally kidnapped by the male protagonist.
Qianqian is really good at sticking to the bottom line. I love it.
I replayed it many times when I was waiting for the chapter to be released 😭!
There will be a test on this tattoo later, remember!