Distant Her

Copywriting of this article: There are many young classmates who are not cheap, but Wuling's clothes and horses are light and fat. ——Du Fu's "Eight Poems of Autumn" Ji Ran, because of the magical nature of laughter, was nicknamed Ji Haha in middle school, or Ji Erha for short. Yao Yuan, a classmate of Ji Erha High School, never dreamed that he and she would be admitted to the same university. On the day of reporting for the trip north, he was holding the high-speed rail ticket that had been changed by his father, and his face turned green: Why should he take the train with her? His dislike for her was all written on his face, all because she was Principal Ji's daughter. And his father is Principal Ji's car driver. He didn't know that on the National Day of his freshman year, in order to ride home with him in a second-class seat, Ji Ran held a first-class high-speed rail ticket in his hand and stared at the ticketing website every day trying to exchange the ticket. He didn't even have a good night's sleep. Later. Yao Yuan followed Ji Erha's footsteps from Pyongyang to Beijing, to Lyon, and to Nanjing. Chasing for five full years. But when they met again, Ji Erha didn't recognize Ji Erha, who used to love to smile, but had gained thirty pounds due to depression medication during the years they were apart. And later. When she lost weight and became Ji Erha, put on a wedding dress and married him, Yao Yuan finally no longer felt so far away from her. We still need to sort out the minefield: the heroine's depression has nothing to do with the male protagonist, and the male protagonist doesn't know about it. After the heroine recovered from depression, she still had some minor sequelae that she didn't want to mention. Later, she fully recovered under the care of the hero. Male and female protagonists 1V1. The next book to open: "The Heart Can't Help Itself" Copywriting: When she was sixteen, Jian Shu sent a love letter to Sheng Jun from the sports school next door. Pink letterhead with a hint of rose scent. You can see and hear the girl's thoughts. It was dirty and wrinkled when it was returned. "Jian Shu" Juan Xiu's signature has four big characters crawling next to it: You can't afford it. Many years later. Intermission time of Sino-French cultural exchange activities. Sheng Jun rushed into the simultaneous interpretation studio, pressed Jian Shu on the workbench, put the tip of his nose against her ear, and whispered his long-standing longing: "Jian Shu, I miss you." Jian Shu's delicate eyeliner glanced at Sheng Jun, and she blew on his face without any warmth: "You can't afford it." Sheng Jun won the first Taekwondo world championship at the age of nineteen. He was a master who chased after talented athletes to feed him. His eyes were higher than his own, and he never took seriously the Taekwondo teachings that the coach talked about every day. Until one day when Jian Shu unilaterally announced their breakup, Sheng Jun suddenly remembered the eight words that the coach often said - self-restraint and courtesy, and perseverance. From then on, he regarded it as a guide and recited it silently 800 times a day. He was teased by his brothers: Mr. Sheng only started to learn the first lesson of Taekwondo after he retired? Sheng Jun smiled bitterly: The classes I missed back then had to be made up for that woman sooner or later. Intellectual French female high clean VS former Taekwondo world champion, now CEO of an international security consulting company Purpose: Dedicated to those who still love life after seeing the truth of life clearly