Rumor had it that Xiao Lang was a pretty boy with questionable morals, expelled from a prestigious provincial high school. He had a blue dragon tattoo on his left arm and a white tiger on his right. School bullies chased after him, calling him boss. He had no taste in flowers or plants, and most of his grades were supposedly inflated.
Su Mianyang thought, What does that have to do with me?
Then Xiao Lang showed up and not only became his desk mate, but also stole his spot at the very bottom of the grade rankings.
During the exam, Su Mianyang lamented, "As expected of the legend from that prestigious school. You came in and immediately stole the throne I've held for years."
Xiao Lang replied without expression, "You flatter me."
Su Mianyang said, "No, no, I'm not flattering you. You claimed last place through your own hard work. Your ability is yours, and nobody can take it away."
Xiao Lang remained cool and indifferent.
When the monthly exam rankings were posted, Su Mianyang was stunned to see that Xiao Lang had mis-marked thirty points' worth of politics questions and still scored a full forty-eight points higher than the student in second place.
Su Mianyang had always been a person with a strong sense of boundaries. He securely held the bottom spot in the grade rankings and always refused to get physically close to anyone. No one could breach his personal space.
But one evening during study hall, when the whole class was in an uproar, Su Mianyang lost his temper and, using his padded coat to cover Xiao Lang, kissed him by force.
"So what? I fucking like you! I like you so much that I can't be with anyone but you for the rest of my life!"
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A youth that ended in heartbreak, and a reunion after years apart that came completely out of the blue.
A hot-headed but secretly devoted, aloof, tsundere, lovestruck bottom-ranked student gong x a cool-faced, warm-hearted, says one thing and means another, scheming top student shou. (The gong later works hard and they both become top students.)
Su Mianyang x Xiao Lang
The overall tone is light and slice-of-life, with some twists along the way.
Content warnings: Dual perspectives, with a focus on the gong's point of view; slice-of-life; a complicated, awkward romance.
Next time, I'll start a campus romance about chasing back an ex called The Campus Belle Ruined His White Moonlight.
"You don't have to stop for anyone. The person who truly loves you will do everything they can to catch up with you."
Message: Rise from the mud and live toward the light.
This is my first attempt to write a long review for a campus article. Because I am not good at recalling the past, and I lack attachment and nostalgia for the past campus, I have never been very fond of campus-themed articles. However, I calmed down and read this article, looking at the uninhibited and innocent postures of those young people, and feeling their yearning and confusion for the future. Sangsang's realistic style and the very similar real-life campus experiences in the writing occasionally reminded me of that period of time that was not particularly beautiful but could no longer be grasped. It was also during this period that I met a lifelong friend, like a sheep and a knife. I believe that their relationship will also last forever in the parallel world. My favorite part of this book is the part where Sheep and Brother Lang confess their love. The enthusiasm and love of young people are so touching. They are uncontrollably warm and bright like the sun and blooming flowers, and they are as green and sweet as limes. Sangsang really likes this kind of testing and caution during the ambiguous period. Every time I see the sheep stretching out its little hands to test, my heart beats before Brother Lang's. But I know that in reality, I am actually more like Brother Lang, who is extremely distrustful of relationships. Whenever I encounter this kind of problem, I want to avoid it and retreat to a safe distance. I understand this feeling so well, and it is precisely because of this that Sheep comes to accompany Brother Lang. Who can not be moved by such a young man? I have wanted to write a long review for a long time, but I waited until Sangsang's new article was published before posting it. I am really embarrassed. Come on, Sangsang, your writing is really good. (Reply to Sang Sang: We will always be together. I will never refuse you any time you invite me to write a message. I always believe that you will succeed. Those who have dreams and keep going will not have bad luck, pen core.)
Happy 520, my favorite readers and friends~~~ I hope you all have a happy day!
This is my first attempt to write a long review for a campus article. Because I am not good at recalling the past, and I lack attachment and nostalgia for the past campus, I have never been very fond of campus-themed articles. However, I calmed down and read this article, looking at the uninhibited and innocent postures of those young people, and feeling their yearning and confusion for the future. Sangsang's realistic style and the very similar real-life campus experiences in the writing occasionally reminded me of that period of time that was not particularly beautiful but could no longer be grasped. It was also during this period that I met a lifelong friend, like a sheep and a knife. I believe that their relationship will also last forever in the parallel world. My favorite part of this book is the part where Sheep and Brother Lang confess their love. The enthusiasm and love of young people are so touching. They are uncontrollably warm and bright like the sun and blooming flowers, and they are as green and sweet as limes. Sangsang really likes this kind of testing and caution during the ambiguous period. Every time I see the sheep stretching out its little hands to test, my heart beats before Brother Lang's. But I know that in reality, I am actually more like Brother Lang, who is extremely distrustful of relationships. Whenever I encounter this kind of problem, I want to avoid it and retreat to a safe distance. I understand this feeling so well, and it is precisely because of this that Sheep comes to accompany Brother Lang. Who can not be moved by such a young man? I have wanted to write a long review for a long time, but I waited until Sangsang's new article was published before posting it. I am really embarrassed. Let's work together, Sangsang, the writing is really good, and I will continue to follow the new articles.
First of all, praise! The author's character is really good! The characters are very distinct! The relationship between the two of them is so natural and like a normal boy (crying) It's so difficult to find a good campus novel these days. TAT, I originally wanted to complain about this mother. She really stepped on my thunder spot perfectly, slender and weak, but very self-centered, but when I saw the ending line "Love makes people narrow-minded, it also makes people tolerant" I really thought it was very appropriate! From the perspective of an unprofessional reader, if the pace is slow at first and then fast at the end, it will seem like it ends too quickly, like a bad ending. Secondly, the logical chain of characters turns too fast (also because of the rhythm). Sometimes the author does not need to write out all the psychology, but instead changes it into expressions or language, and the whole thing will read more smoothly!! But I think this is the author's first article and it's already great. It's just a piece of writing. I'll write it better and better in the future!! Overall, as a daily article, I can give it a score of 7. Thank you Jinjiang! Advanced search allowed me to find this article that accompanied me through the two days of TVT where I was busy in class (the author's reply in the comment area was really fast and serious hhhh)
This is my first attempt to write a long review for a campus article. Because I am not good at recalling the past, and I lack attachment and nostalgia for the past campus, I have never been very fond of campus-themed articles. However, I calmed down and read this article, looking at the uninhibited and innocent postures of those young people, and feeling their yearning and confusion for the future. Sangsang's realistic style and the very similar real-life campus experiences in the writing occasionally reminded me of that period of time that was not particularly beautiful but could no longer be grasped. It was also during this period that I met a lifelong friend, like a sheep and a knife. I believe that their relationship will also last forever in the parallel world. My favorite part of this book is the part where Sheep and Brother Lang confess their love. The enthusiasm and love of young people are so touching. They are uncontrollably warm and bright like the sun and blooming flowers, and they are as green and sweet as limes. Sangsang really likes this kind of testing and caution during the ambiguous period. Every time I see the sheep stretching out its little hands to test, my heart beats before Brother Lang's. But I know that in reality, I am actually more like Brother Lang, who is extremely distrustful of relationships. Whenever I encounter this kind of problem, I want to avoid it and retreat to a safe distance. I understand this feeling so well, and it is precisely because of this that Sheep comes to accompany Brother Lang. Who can not be moved by such a young man? I have wanted to write a long review for a long time, but I waited until Sangsang's new article was published before posting it. I am really embarrassed. Come on, Sangsang, your writing is really good. (Reply to Sang Sang: We will always be together. I will never refuse you any time you invite me to write a message. I always believe that you will succeed. Those who have dreams and keep going will not have bad luck, pen core.)
Suddenly I remembered the label Chasing Wife...
There is still a long way to go, and they can be by each other's side!
Is this the south? Is there no heating? (∩▽∩)
It was a very heart-warming episode, but when I saw the Ice Shooter, I laughed out loud.
Reported, clickbait. I thought that Sheep finally got up the courage to confess his love, and he was happy in vain. Sheep, go beat up your stepmother!