The campus part is relatively small, but it is quite beautiful. The character of the male protagonist Chong Xiao is really amazing. Needless to say, the greatness of the straight-shooting + guiding lover! ! !
It's a sweet and heartwarming story about campus. I thought the male protagonist would be an aloof academic type, but I didn't expect him to be such a doggie! Good dog, good dog! (I found out, it seems that the physical books are not bad [Star Eyes]
The subject matter is quite new! I had a bit of a vision while watching the weightlifting fairy Kim Bok-joo (haha, it's not the same thing at all!) And the weightlifting girl's love at first sight! Although some parts of the writing are a little outrageous (well, yes, outrageous, because I also practice CF and weightlifting... But it is bearable for a small sweet article)
Xiaojing and Xiaoxie are so cute, so cute, so cute! ! !
This is the first book that I distributed to people around me before I finished reading it: Please read it!
First! The introduction copy is very attractive! ! Hey! I want to see some fancy blind date!
Then! They are two good babies!
What do you think of Xiaojing? I really think she is very subjective and very clear-headed. Although she will turn to her best friends for help on some issues, she can think and have her own thoughts and opinions instead of blindly following other people's suggestions.
There are several things in the text that impressed me deeply:
When Xiaojing was smeared by the bad things of the deputy manager, he was writing his own clarification. Xiaojing's grievance after Xiaoxie came over was really understandable. When he was alone, he could do anything, but when he faced someone he could trust and like, the grievance would really come all at once.
And Xiao Xie came back from a business trip in the United States. Xiao Jing came to pick him up. Oh my God, baby Xiao Jing is so cute. Xiao Xie, I fell in love with our heroine before you did.
The same goes for Xiao Xie. His friend's conclusion is correct: an innocent virgin!
At first, I thought that Xiao Xie would be aloof, after all, his identity and background, right, but to be honest, although Xiao Xie's family is very rich, I can feel from the lines of Xiao Xie's "the family is rich, but it is none of my business." Xiao Xie has a very old-school feeling (not that he is old-fashioned or anything), that is, the whole person is very stable and steady. It's not like he's always acting like a domineering CEO because of his status, he's also a sweet and affectionate baby.
I also want to praise the other supporting characters!
Xi Ning's change, although falling in love with that trash in high school was her darkest memory, she successfully came out of it! Even when he saw Xiaojing standing up for him, he would stand in front of Xiaojing to prevent Xiaojing from getting hurt, what a good baby!
And Xiao Xie's good brother Xiao Ji! How should I put it? Although there is not much writing, Xiao Ji will not talk nonsense about his things through Xiao Xie. How can I put it? The entire article does not use a lot of storylines or descriptions to tell how strong the relationship between Xiaojing Xiaoxie and his sisters and brothers is, but through conversations and things they do, they can feel that they are really the kind of friends who are family members who are hand-picked by themselves!
It's really a sweet article that made the corners of my mouth curl up! ! Look at my heart and feel soft! ! !
The pinnacle of dog training! ! ! ! !
When I first read this post, I said that the rice the teacher wrote was very fragrant. Haha, the greedy girl came here after smelling it! But what attracts me more is the story and the protagonist itself.
I didn't know the term "Gravity Man" at first, but I just thought Ji Wenjia's character was very appealing to me. Later, after reading the commentary and doing some research myself, I found out that there is such a character as Gravity Man. This is my favorite.
In my last comment, I wrote that Ji Wenjia's tone of voice, word choice, etc. Are particularly in line with the people around me who have been in the United States for a long time. It just so happened that between the last comment and today, my foreign nephew who was far away in the United States came back. I specifically re-observed him speaking Mandarin. Haha, it really has the same "English-to-Chinese" flavor as Ji Wenjia. Then I feel that the proactive character of dogs like Ji Wenjia (I want it, I will get it) is actually quite consistent with the feeling of education in the United States (Diaijia, I am not pretending to be the people around me, I just think it is really similar to have a reference for comparison, so Teacher Dash's creation of the character is completely OK and realistic, and I didn't feel weird at all when reading the story)
And Tan Yin, after becoming an adult, she has a relatively sensitive personality (my understanding, please correct me if I am wrong). I think this is actually what most girls in our real life have. Sensitivity is not a bad thing. Sensitive babies are born to catch other people's emotions faster than others, but they tend to overthink and subconsciously do not want to trouble others and cannot express their true thoughts. But fortunately, Golria is telling Tan Yin that Tan Yin will always be her mother's favorite princess. No matter how Tan Yin and Ji Wenjia develop, the relationship between Golria and Tan Yin will never change. The two mothers are really good at educating their children, especially Golria. Ji Wenjia has not grown crooked, and her mother really deserves a lot of credit! !
Including talking about Yin gaining weight in adolescence and getting acne on her face, it is really true. This age is indeed the time when the character is shaped and finalized. Without good guidance, it is indeed easy for the character to change drastically (I was a social terrorist when I was a child, and there was a period of time when I grew up that I didn't want to socialize at all)
Tan Yin has Golria and Ji Wenjia, and we have Teacher Dash! ! (Bushi) Many of the things they said to Tan Yin in the story were actually said to us. (Oops, I don't even know where I went off topic, I'll just say whatever comes to mind)
In addition, as for the family background of the two protagonists, I think it is because I have read so many stories with the background of "rich families" and "rich families", and I feel that it is not obtrusive or fragmented. Some so-called rich family stories give me a feeling of "driving a limited-edition supercar but going to eat a 9 yuan and 9 rotating small hot pot", which sometimes feels very fragmented to me. But for Ji Wenjia and Tan Yin, the teacher did not use many words to describe how awesome their backgrounds are and how rich their families are. However, through their conversations, small actions, and the advancement of the plot, they can still feel their superior family conditions, especially Ji Wenjia. If Ji Wenjia's family background is so rich and powerful, it will be disgusting if it is not written well (bushi