
[Prince of Tennis] Those Stomach-Aching Days of Youth
(网王)那些胃疼的青春
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 369k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 14y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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I always felt that the ending was a bit hard to accept, not because of the format, but because I felt like there was still a lot to finish. Sometimes when reading a novel, I feel really happy and feel comfortable at the end, because the ending is very good and perfect, as if it really should develop like this. The author really couldn't write anymore at the end of this article.
How can it be! ! ! ! I have been looking forward to Natsuki being the male protagonist for a long time...%>_<%
It's not satisfactory, it ended too soon. . .
I'm speechless... Is this the end?
I can't see them all, ah ah ah ah, girl
The so-called half body of one's own... How to pay for this [half body]
Too bad, I'm so confused.
They should feel sympathy for each other = = Shirley and the man behind the scenes = =
How much more time does it take to finish? The road ahead is long! !
Lonely people never reject loneliness because they are used to it. But I also long for warmth, and those warm breaths are constantly tempting me. I don't leave the place to look for it, just because I am afraid of losing it. Since I will lose it eventually, I would rather give up searching. . . Being accustomed to warmth and then suddenly losing it is tantamount to fatal murder. . .