Ruan Yuan's clearest memories of Qing Yu all came from one person: an embrace underwater, the backseat of an electric scooter, breaths mingling in the dark, fireworks watched after skipping class...
Her memories abruptly stopped two months before the college entrance exams. In the middle of a torrential downpour, she hurriedly took her luggage and went to Xicheng, running away from a relationship that had suddenly gone silent.
The year she graduated from college, her memories came back to life. Her feelings resurfaced, and they began again beneath the streetlamp at the intersection where they'd first met. Qin Jiang gently kissed away her tears. "The joy of getting back what I'd lost... I think I've tasted it."
Mostly set during their school years, with a small second-chance romance arc.
Theme: Don't date too young. It never ends well.
The details are very good, such as various etiquettes, and there is no room for mistakes. It fully reflects the image of a moody parent. But it's not suffocating enough, maybe because it doesn't have the deep-seated feeling of fear that comes from people who have lived in such a depressing atmosphere for a long time. Maybe we can start from psychology?
It's pretty good. I feel better than before after the repair.
There is a typo in Chapter 6, so I shyly typed it as Burma hahaha 😏
I re-read it, it's very smooth and life-like, and my body felt warm after watching it. A good student who looks rebellious but behaves well and a good student who looks cute but is a bit rebellious. I'm a little curious about what's going on behind them. Why is Chapter 8 still under review?
I'll make it a habit to leave comments in the future.
Jinjiang mud spat out my clicks 💔
Eh? Why can't I only post one positive comment? I have to say that Beckham is so cute, God assists [make me healthy]
It can be seen that the author has a strong desire to survive at the end, but strictly speaking, selling alcohol to minors is actually illegal??
Hey, I saw the details are linked.
Criticize first and then read, develop a habit (move out a small bench and sit down