Personally like it very much! (I can't give a full five-star rating, but the ones I put here are all five-stars in my heart. Four stars equals five stars. The more stars below four, the more I like it)
Looks great in reverse! Although I could vaguely guess it when watching it, it was still shocking, especially the final ending. I didn't expect it to be resolved like that [Fireworks]. I just didn't like the male protagonist's name... It always felt very fierce.
It's a good-looking [Lop-eared Rabbit Head]. I really like the plot where the heroine confesses that she likes the hero. There is also a bitter moment when the hero misunderstands that the heroine likes someone else. It's very interesting and refreshing haha.
The perspective is very special [Lop-eared Rabbit Head] The male and female protagonists are also well created [Star Eyes] Pure love [Red Heart] [Love Eyes] [Hahahahaha]
The god of two-way crush! My favorite two-way crush [Love Eyes] is mainly the way two people intersect. I like [Red Heart] and the relationship is also my favorite.
It looks good [Like] She also has a female crush. I was very impressed by the fact that the male protagonist was a female bishop in college and then opened the back door for the female protagonist [Red Heart] The male and female protagonists have very nice names and I also like their characters. The two-way secret love relationship is not out of the blue. Great!
Like it very much! What I like the most is the interaction between the male and female protagonist after they know each other's feelings when they are studying [Star Eyes] It's really good to cry [Crying] (It's a pity that it can't be more than five stars)
Super Invincible Thunderbolt looks great! This book about breaking up the mirror and making things come true is so to my liking! My favorite piece of writing about breaking the mirror and remaking the circle! But I personally feel that the campus part is not as good-looking as the city [shy] The male and female protagonists were originally going to get married, but the long-distance relationship and the male protagonist's family changes led to an amicable breakup, but both parties could not let go of each other [crying] and it was the female protagonist who went back to the male protagonist first (this is different from other small characters) It's not quite the same.) The passage that the male protagonist sent to his friend after attending his friend's wedding made me want to cry. [I burst into tears] My favorite part was the part where the male protagonist asked the female protagonist's niece to call him uncle. It was very sour. I felt like the male protagonist cried. [Lop-eared Rabbit Head] It was the first time I read a novel and I was so moved that I wanted to cry. The only drawback is that the male protagonist's name is a bit ordinary, which affects my imagination.