I read this one relatively early, so I kind of forgot about the ending, because I remembered reading it after reading the introduction. The 4 series of this author's books are all in my favorites, because the introduction ones are more interesting to me. If you want to read them, you can click on the author's column to make your own choice.
It's a redemption story, where the male protagonist is from a poor family. In the end, the mother only takes away his sister, but the male protagonist dies.
I had read this article before, but it seemed like it had been a while. When I read it out a few days ago, I thought I had found a dusty article in my favorites. But when I read the beginning, I realized that it was something I had read (I often do this). It was also a good read. The male protagonist's father had problems with his career, but he did not get depressed.
The two male protagonists of this article had a timeline when they were young, and they met again in high school. They helped each other, maybe. The deputy CP also has another book. The story line cannot be said to be campus-like, so I didn't include it in this book list, but you can find it yourself in the author's column.
I forgot the ending of the article, but some of the descriptions at the beginning left a deep impression on the male protagonist. After passing the crow's mouth, and then taking a computer exam with a lot of questions, I chose the same option all the time, and I was brought into a training camp, where I met another male protagonist.
This novel can be considered a kind of pseudo-orthopedics. One of the fathers of the two male protagonists wears books. Of course, no one else knows. Because of their fathers, some of the original stories of the book have been changed. Originally, the two male protagonists were sworn enemies according to the original book, but now they have become that kind. Close brothers who grew up together. The younger brother has that kind of paranoid possessiveness towards his elder brother, but the elder brother's response to his younger brother is that if you are possessive about me, then I am willing to let you possess it, and the younger brother. I am afraid that I will hurt my brother too much now and choose to control my possessiveness and give him freedom (of course my brother's idea is that this is the sunset I give you, but after the sunset is the night. When I can't control myself anymore, when the night comes, I will not restrain myself and follow my deepest desire. However, the brother is willing to let his brother have this desire for him and bear this possessiveness). It is the kind of two male protagonists who are paranoid.
This article is more interesting, and it is a main article. In the second year of the year, I traveled through time, and thought that the original owner's family was ordinary, but it turned out that it was also a bit more powerful.
This is a Narcissus novel, which I quite like (I didn't specifically pick Narcissus to read, so this is the first one I read). The male protagonist died decades later and passed through the body of another person when he was a teenager. Then he met the teenager and offered redemption. Some of the events that the male protagonist experienced when he died are also connected with those after his rebirth. It feels like it is not only a redemption for himself when he was young, but also a redemption for his own soul.
One of the male protagonists in this article fell in love with his sweetheart. When he was a freshman in high school, his mother changed his choice and chose a high school close to home (this is my impression. The ending is that the family is slightly happy, but not too happy, because the male protagonist's sister seems to have cancer, and in this family The father character is actually a stepfather) Then his sweetheart went to another high school, and then the sweetheart also met other friends in another high school, including Tianxiang (the other male protagonist of this article). Later, in the second year of high school, another male protagonist transferred to the male protagonist's school, and the story unfolded from there.
One of the male protagonists is a Miaojiang boy. He was not with the other male protagonist when they were in school, but he had a crush on him. Then came the story that happened in Miaojiang a few years later.
I have read this article twice (the first time I read it normally and the second time I thought I had not read it, but I opened it and read one or two chapters and found that I had read it, so I simply read it the second time). I had the impression that the death of one of the male protagonists in the previous life was somewhat related to the other male protagonist (I remember this was the impression I had when I read it the first time. The ending was a bit rough and unverified after the second time, so I am not sure if I remember it correctly)
This is also a school story that impressed me deeply, but there is a setting that I confused with another story. I am not sure whether I remembered it wrongly, so I dare not say more.