★Blurb:
At school, he keeps to himself, quiet and not much of a talker.
Everyone knows he's deaf, knows he's aloof, and knows there's something a little strange about him.
On her first day as a transfer student, someone kindly warned her, "Don't get close to him."
Still, just like when they were children, she stuck to him like a little bug trailing behind him.
He was cold toward her and barely even glanced her way.
All she ever saw was his tall, slender figure walking alone down the road.
But after two months of her pursuing him one-sidedly...
On the bus, he broke off one side of his earphones and placed it over one of her ears.
There was no music, only silence, yet before her eyes appeared a gentle sentence:
"I like you"
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His name is Le Ming. He's quieter than anyone.
[A lonely, deaf boy who's jealous easily x a warm, slightly lame ray of sunshine]
Tips: He is genuinely deaf, and she is genuinely disabled. The female lead is also hard of hearing.
★Coming soon: My Classmate, the Handsome School Prince, Is Actually My Disfigured Father. A family story. Here's the blurb:
Chi Xue was raised by her disabled father, Guo Yusheng. Her father was poor, silent, and disfigured, with only one side of his jaw intact.
He provided for her and did all the housework, but the two of them were very distant. Chi Xue could only say that she didn't dislike him.
Until one day, after she'd been excessively willful, her father argued with her for the first time.
She ran out of the house, across the road, then turned around. There was a crash, and her father lay in a pool of blood beneath the flashing red light.
She regretted it so much. She wished she could turn back time and return to before her father died. Heaven granted her wish.
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When Chi Xue woke up again, phones had become 3G, ride-hailing cars hadn't appeared yet, and busy streets assaulted her with sensations she'd never experienced.
She had become the daughter of a high school homeroom teacher. She was a freshman, newly transferred to the school.
There was an older student at school who was said to be very handsome, an excellent student, and exceptionally gentle and even-tempered.
Someone took her to see his back, and suddenly she noticed: the side of his jaw was exactly like her father's!
At school, her father was always dressed in designer brands, dazzling her. He was completely different from the drab man she remembered. When she asked around, she learned his family was wealthy, and that the luxury boutique belonged to his maternal grandfather's family.
During exams, her father effortlessly placed in the top three, nothing like the dull, clumsy man she remembered. One of his younger brothers had already gotten into university, and he was about to be recommended for admission to Peking University.
In class, her father was popular and always had girls giving him love letters. He radiated charm and brilliance, with not a trace of the gloom she remembered.
Chi Xue knew almost nothing about her father's past. Now that it had come into focus, she began to fear losing him and couldn't help asking, "Will you have a daughter someday?"
He paused, then lowered his head and flipped through a book, smiling shyly.
"I'll love her more than anyone else."
[His tenderness flows down like sorrow, long and unending. He is like moonlight.]
Theme: Answer the world with a song
Suddenly I remembered: Leave the sadness to the readers and the happiness to yourself. /Dog head
The male protagonist is very poor in the early stage. The female protagonist takes him to shopping malls, birthdays, and KTVs, etc., Which are not in line with the male protagonist's minimum living standard. There is also a conflict with the female protagonist's kind qualities. The author still needs to consider these realistic conditions when setting the plot, otherwise the logic will not flow smoothly when reading.
Very pretty (=^▽^=)
The author writes like prose poems, long flowing and warm and lovely. It gives me the feeling that I am looking at fresh and elegant watercolor paintings, turning page after page. There are particularly warm little stories painted on them, and there are gentle sentences next to them. It's very suitable for reading before bed, for me
Hey, didn't you drop out of school because of school violence? Qwq? There is also someone committing murder in the alley. Is it kidnapping, malicious revenge, or indiscriminate attack?
I really like this copywriting! !
The writing is really great. I like Xiang Rui and Le Ming.
The vanity of inferiority + the pride of fantasy = gray monologue = self-loneliness = me and "me"
It seems like this isn't the first time. This is still in school, so no one cares?
To be honest, I was quite happy at first. But this time, it was really too much. Although Le Ming didn't seem to care, it wasn't a question of whether to expose the scars or not, it was a matter of respect. Anyway, the heroine's behavior makes me a little awkward. (Because I particularly care about respect between lovers)
Suddenly I remembered: Leave the sadness to the readers and the happiness to yourself. /Dog head
The male protagonist is very poor in the early stage. The female protagonist takes him to shopping malls, birthdays, and KTVs, etc., Which are not in line with the male protagonist's minimum living standard. There is also a conflict with the female protagonist's kind qualities. The author still needs to consider these realistic conditions when setting the plot, otherwise the logic will not flow smoothly when reading.
Very pretty (=^▽^=)
The author writes like prose poems, long flowing and warm and lovely. It gives me the feeling that I am looking at fresh and elegant watercolor paintings, turning page after page. There are particularly warm little stories painted on them, and there are gentle sentences next to them. It's very suitable for reading before bed, for me
Hey, didn't you drop out of school because of school violence? Qwq? There is also someone committing murder in the alley. Is it kidnapping, malicious revenge, or indiscriminate attack?
I really like this copywriting! !
The writing is really great. I like Xiang Rui and Le Ming.
The vanity of inferiority + the pride of fantasy = gray monologue = self-loneliness = me and "me"
It seems like this isn't the first time. This is still in school, so no one cares?
To be honest, I was quite happy at first. But this time, it was really too much. Although Le Ming didn't seem to care, it wasn't a question of whether to expose the scars or not, it was a matter of respect. Anyway, the heroine's behavior makes me a little awkward. (Because I particularly care about respect between lovers)