The author doesn't want to just write a story with only male and female protagonists. There may be many private settings, and the copywriting is just copywriting.
When I first met him,
Wu Zhudiao only felt that he had saved a white-eyed wolf.
Quickly forget about him.
Meet him again,
I just feel that this person is really cold and might not be easy to get along with.
See him for the third time
He ruined his clothes.
Secretly determined to stay away from him in the future.
When I first met her,
Xie Lingyan thought that this girl was doing bad things with good intentions.
Even though she interrupted his practice, he didn't say anything.
Meet her again,
I just feel that this girl is not very smart and is too enthusiastic.
See her for the third time
I 'accidentally' cut her clothes and want to apologize.
Small theater
"Taotao has been in there for three days, is she really okay?" Onlooker No. 1
"That's not necessarily true, after all there are so many people" Onlooker No. 2
"That guy from the Kendo Academy got slapped, huh - it hurts just thinking about it. There are so many people, but he's not angry at all." Onlooker No. 3
"Speaking of this, don't you think it's strange?" +
"What's weird"
"The one from the Kendo Academy could obviously avoid that slap."
…
Recalling the scene that day, it was rare for the three of them to see the meaning of gossip in each other's eyes.
Concept: It's not just the protagonist who shines, everyone has their own story.