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[Unrequited Love]
Sensitive good girl × rebellious, handsome campus heartthrob
1
In the eyes of the public, Zhou Yansheng is reckless and unruly, a rebel who answers to no one. He's also never been interested in romance, having turned down one girl after another.
Qin Xiang, the well-behaved girl, thinks the same of him.
He's the mountain wind, unafraid of convention.
She's the moon beneath the sea, gentle and sensitive.
She knows they're from two different worlds.
Even as deskmates, they're not meant to have anything to do with each other.
But one evening, at a street stall, she clearly sees a pretty girl standing beside him.
They look like a perfect match.
Clutching her bag, she stands awkwardly on the street corner, unsure what to do.
Meanwhile, Zhou Yansheng is surrounded by admirers, chatting with people with lazy nonchalance, perfectly at ease.
He looks completely in his element.
Then their eyes meet.
Zhou Yansheng coolly looks away, as if she were a stranger he'd never met.
In that moment, the ache in Qin Xiang's heart swells without end.
She doesn't want to keep going.
She doesn't want to keep loving someone she has no chance with.
2
After that day, Qin Xiang notices that she keeps running into Zhou Yansheng more and more often.
But this time, she's learned her lesson.
Every time they cross paths, she keeps her distance, hides her feelings, and avoids confronting him.
She doesn't want to keep acting like a moth flying into a flame.
Even Zhou Yansheng's most casual gestures stir up a storm inside her.
One day after school, someone corners her deep in an alley.
The girl tries to look calm, but she's panicking inside. Pinned against the wall, she asks hoarsely, "What do you want?"
Can't you just leave me alone?
What she doesn't expect is this:
Zhou Yansheng is the first to give in, whispering intimately in her ear. His tone is confident, as if victory is already his. "Nothing much. I just want you to pull me ashore."
He's still the same jerk.
But in the end, he too is just an ordinary person, held in place by someone he loves.
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At an age when everyone followed the rules, Zhou Yansheng was the first to break them.
But in the end, for the sake of one person, he picked up the very rules he'd once scorned and set himself on the right path.
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*Bittersweet ending | School life | Both leads are sexually inexperienced
*The male lead is already an adult at the start
*No intimate scenes are depicted while the main characters are underage
*Ensemble cast
Theme: Live well
I held back when Wan Wan passed away, but when Zhou Yansheng forgot Wan Wan, I couldn't help crying. I was so sad. Fortunately, there are still people who will always remember Wanwan and love Wanwan. Wanwan, don't be so miserable in the next life, and be good. Finally——2022.12.11
Everyone has a happy ending. Why is my Wan Wan, little Bodhisattva, so difficult? No one remembers who Qin Xiang is. The couple who fell in love are separated by yin and yang. But luckily the male protagonist has not forgotten. It is really a little comfort to me. In another world, Wan Wan and Zhou Yansheng must be happy.
I will really cry to death... Why do two people who love each other have to be separated by Yin and Yang?
Alas, how can I put it this way? The life of the heroine is too bitter. Her life in family relationships is too depressing. In friendship, there are no close friends who can talk about everything. In love, love is so humble. In school, she tried her best to give it a try and found that everything was in vain. She lives a very true and pure life. With her character and family background, it is difficult for her to reach the end with the dazzling male protagonist, even if the male protagonist has suffered everything before, it will be difficult. When they were students, they would have cold wars and break up because of the gap between the rich and the poor and their self-esteem. Even if the two overcome all difficulties and get married, they will be separated because of the trivial matters in the marriage. The foundations of the two are too different. The male protagonist can travel all over the world without planning. With close friends and like-minded people, even if he lives his own life, his life will be wonderful. So it doesn't matter if the heroine leaves, at least whatever you remember me is for my own good.
Don't comment if you are watching pirated copies. Especially those who came to Jinjiang to watch the extras after reading the pirated version but couldn't find the extras, I don't need your likes (no kidding)
The end of life is not death but forgetfulness
Zhou Yansheng, have you come to see me?
The writing is really good. To be honest, this book touched my heart! But I really want to see the perspective of the heroine's family after the heroine's death. The heroine's family, especially her father, really owe her a lot. I feel really…angry. Qin Xiang is really pitiful. I believe that Qin Xiang in the parallel world must have a good relationship with Zhou Yansheng
I'm looking forward to its publication. I don't really like reading BE articles, but this is the only one that moved my heart just from reading the copy. It's also the only BE article that I've been following since it was serialized. I really like Ayan and hope they will always be happy in the parallel world. I'm going to have a crying session. I'm looking forward to the author's next article.
The end of life is not death but forgetfulness.