Many of the girls Yin Sabel met in high school left a deep mark on her heart.
Yin Sabel always gets angry with her friends. She uses this to test her friends' tolerance for her and guess that they can't bear to leave after seeing that side of her.
Friends feel that she is possessive, annoying, jealous, and inexplicably angry.
But in Sabel's heart, does she really care about these things? Does she care about the person she is jealous of?
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The protagonist doesn't know whether he likes a boy or a girl. I only love and hate female friends who are not my own.
The protagonist will have flaws, and everyone has flaws. The protagonist will continue to grow.
The name of the protagonist, the name of a female character that she liked very much in the novel that my mother had read.
One word was changed. ("Blade" Maugham. Character name: Isabel)
Also, although this book is written in a lily-oriented direction, it's hard to say whether it's successful or not.
The only protagonist is Yin Sabel, and the others are, as mentioned before, just a passing moment in life.
So there is something wrong with the character card.
Intention: People still need to live a clearer life.