Pale, thin, impoverished.
Those were the few words Ye Tingshuang could use to describe Lin Mu in her previous life.
He was an excellent student, yet people often bullied him.
Later, after being pushed over the edge, he did something impulsive and ended his life by jumping from a building.
Ye Tingshuang should have been a mere bystander, if Lin Mu's jump hadn't accidentally killed her.
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When Ye Tingshuang opened her eyes again, she discovered that she'd gone back a year.
At her new school, she greeted her new deskmate.
A pale, gaunt face came into view.
Ye Tingshuang froze. Wasn't this Lin Mu?
She'd met him early.
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Theme: May we all be a little braver in our youth
How should I put it? I personally think that salvation is salvation, but I don't want Lin Mu to be the male protagonist. Because I regard the other person as my salvation and the only light, I feel that the love for him is very heavy and fragile. If a person always regards others as his spiritual support, then I think this person is unreliable, immature, and not strong. I hope that one day Lin Mu can turn the warmth of others into his own warmth, and the strength of others into his own strength (purely personal feelings)
It's understandable that Lin Mu doesn't want to tell her parents about being bullied. Why does the heroine dare not tell her parents about being bullied at school? This point is very illogical, right? A girl who has been pampered since she was a child dare not cry to her parents to explain the situation when she is bullied at school?
I haven't seen such a miserable protagonist in a long time?
It's this kind of stupid jc that encourages those sewer rats.
Qnmd victim guilt theory
I don't know why, I think Zhao Lei is weird... It makes me very uneasy...
Going to school is like solving crimes. Once you graduate, you can become a police officer.
It is recommended not to mark it with a double C. The heroine may be scolded if she has a relationship with the male lead.
No, is this common sense? Going to the movies, a ticket to a newly released movie costs fifty or sixty, which is considered a luxury for the male protagonist.
Can someone tell me what to do when encountering this kind of thing, whether it is a male protagonist or a female protagonist?