A light, clean romance. The story starts in the first year of middle school, but the heroine is naturally cool and has her own goals and dreams. Her three years of middle school are peaceful and fulfilling, with little to do with the princes beyond the occasional encounter. As for one particular person, they “cross paths time and again, yet seem not to recognize each other.”
After starting high school, she goes to Hyotei as an exchange student and becomes the deskmate of a certain young master.
In her second year, she returns to her old school, only to fall right into someone's clutches. He devours her completely, roots and all, tying her to him for life. Someone else is so furious that he spends the rest of his life regretting it, saying he never should have let her return to that school.
SA, MINASAM who want to read romance can come back in a few months. (If you still remember.) The opening chapters are all everyday events, with no princes or romance involved, though there will be some flirting. The real emotional sparks begin in the second year of high school.
Why start so late? It's probably just my personal view. Jiujiu really can't accept a child who's barely grown up being madly in love, so high school seemed the most appropriate.
So if this isn't to your taste, please feel free to move along, but suggestions and criticism are welcome.
I bow and take my leave!
Tsk, the author has been ill for more than ten years and has not been able to afford it.
This article is just like a bad fate, I will never let go of it, and I don't know who the protagonist is
It's been many years. I read it when I was still a high school student. I kept it for many years and was reluctant to delete it. I will check it out in a few years. The last time I commented was 16 years ago. At that time, I was thinking about getting married to my ex. It is now 25 years. I met my current husband and then got married one year after breaking up with my ex. My son is now six years old and will go to elementary school in the second half of the year. A whole 16 years
Madam, are you still here this year? Do you still remember your original intention when you were young? Ma'am, I want the end, ma'am.
Well, it's 2022 and it's still not over yet
It's so emotional. Six or seven years ago, when I was taking a computer class in junior high school, I opened the web version of Jinjiang to read this article. I was scratching my head at the abrupt end of the plot. I always felt that one day I would be able to wait for an update. Now on a whim, I open the favorites waiting for updates. Some of them are still broken. Some of them have been online and hastily locked the old articles. Think about which era, it is easy to establish fate between people, but this link is really shallow. I saw in the comment area there is an author who has been with this article for sixteen years. It's really, really emotional!
Really good-looking!! It's been twelve years, why don't you come back and update?
In fact, after so many years, I can't say that I have any obsession with these discontinuous articles. I just feel that words can have such charm, making a person think about them for a long time, and use them as an anchor to recall the previous stories long, long time later! Now I just hope that one day these discontinued updates will pop up in the comment area to let everyone know that I have lived a good life these years. It is also a very wonderful and emotional fate to receive a follow-up review on a certain day in a certain year!
Not bad, not bad, it suits my taste perfectly, except for the idiotic operation of Ayako Uesugi
I really hope the author comes back to update