[Advance receipt of the next book: "Fake Sister"]
[Fake sister falls in love with real sister]
The taciturn academic bully × the bohemian rich second-generation school bully
Campus novel, the story is set around 2005
Mo Mo followed the rules and worked as a good student for sixteen years until she met Pei Yan.
This flamboyant and arrogant young lady burst into her life like crazy. From then on, the relationship between the two of them uncontrollably turned in a completely different direction and got out of control.
…
Finally one day, Pei Yan blocked her in the room, stared at her with shining eyes, and asked.
"I have something that has been buried in my heart for a long time, and I don't know if I should say it."
Momo looked calm: "You can say it."
"But if I really say it, we might not even be friends."
Momo: "You say."
Pei Yan still had a confused look on his face. The two of them were getting closer and closer, and their noses were almost touching.
Mo Mo moved quickly and tilted her head to touch Pei Yan's lips.
…
She had done so many things with Pei Yan, not just to be friends with her.
Intention: Study hard and live well
Reader comments
In addition, the female protagonist can be regarded as a male, and the male protagonist in the ancient novel is full of buffs for the school domineering character.
There is a strange place. "I have never stopped because of a boy... And I was panicked for a while because of Pei Yan." Can it be understood that the author identifies the heroine as a male? I don't mean anything else, I just think the wording is a bit awkward. If there is any offense, you can turn a blind eye. Please don't comment on your personal opinions.
It's pretty good-looking, but I still recommend not writing ruthless women's words in Baihewen.
I actually found a good campus article for me!
Author: Rice grows in August
Looks good, I hope there will be more sweet extras
In addition, the female protagonist can be regarded as a male, and the male protagonist in the ancient novel is full of buffs for the school domineering character.
There is a strange place. "I have never stopped because of a boy... And I was panicked for a while because of Pei Yan." Can it be understood that the author identifies the heroine as a male? I don't mean anything else, I just think the wording is a bit awkward. If there is any offense, you can turn a blind eye. Please don't comment on your personal opinions.
It's pretty good-looking, but I still recommend not writing ruthless women's words in Baihewen.
I actually found a good campus article for me!
Author: Rice grows in August
Looks good, I hope there will be more sweet extras