Tales of Raising My Childhood Friend

I just want to ask one question: If a man cheats on his girlfriend while drunk, but mistakes someone else for her, isn't that considered betrayal? Because he loves his girlfriend, and he only mistook her for her because he was drunk. It was unintentional, and he was just confused due to intoxication, right? Besides, it was only one night, wasn't it?

Some thoughts on the first half of university and the relationship between the male and female protagonists in this story: First of all, the male lead is a somewhat yandere character. In the stories I've read, or rather, in the plots I prefer, the male lead is either inherently rebellious and good at pretending, but eventually won over by the female lead's personality, or the female lead is the…

I really love this type of male lead character, and the whole story has a gentle, slice-of-life feel, as if the story is happening right next door. There's a constant sense of familiarity, like White Rabbit candy, Want Want rice crackers, Cardcaptor Sakura—so many things! From elementary school to university, the two are together all the way.

I was reading it for a limited time when it was free, so I didn't read the author's comments carefully and didn't know it would be paused. I refreshed the page three times a day because I was really annoyed. I also can't accept the male lead's relationship with the female lead's roommate. Maybe I'm too immersed in it. I keep thinking, after chatting for so long at night, was the content ambiguous?

Are there many locked chapters in the middle? The story doesn't connect, making it a bit difficult to read.

This scene really felt like accidentally swallowing a fly. Doesn't the female lead need to learn to grow up? Learn to rely on herself instead of the male lead? Can she stop being such a parasitic plant?

I came here because of its reputation, and it smells wonderful. But for some reason, some plot points seemed to skip around, which made it a bit uncomfortable to watch. (;´Д`)

Ruan's mother is really annoying. She makes me so angry. All she does is curse and make personal attacks on Ruan Yu all day long. It's so heartbreaking!

The story doesn't wrap things up properly. The female lead inexplicably says she forgives him! Wasn't she never clearly angry? She's always been vague, and the male lead just tells her to be good! I can only say that this is the first time I've read a so-called yandere novel, and I'm completely baffled by the male lead's perverted possessiveness and the female lead's inability to survive in society.

These two chapters depict the male protagonist as quite cunning... And the scheming and backstabbing among the girls...