The School Sweetheart's Soft Green Plum Is Both Sweet and Wild!

First of all, I would like to state my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. Thank you. What can I say? I am a dy. I liked it very much when I first watched it. I felt like a pair of happy enemies. Later, I gradually lost my feelings for the heroine because she was too cold towards the hero. She seemed to really put the hero before others. Behind the scenes, in high school, it may be because study is the most important thing in high school, and I understand that, but I originally made an appointment with the male protagonist to be admitted to Nanjing University, and then suddenly told the male protagonist that he wanted to apply to Yunnan University. I can't imagine the male protagonist's mood at that time. People may talk about their future and family reasons, and I understand that, but the male protagonist is really very interested. I love the heroine and put her in my future. I have always loved her. The part that I couldn't bear was when the university started. The hero said I was your boyfriend and the heroine replied "maybe not." I really remembered the whole text here. I really couldn't feel the heroine's love for the hero. I had the patience to read the whole text, but I'm still disappointed. I personally really don't like the heroine's character. I feel that our hero has made a lot of unilateral efforts. The most touching sentence is "Lantian and he want it." He keeps pursuing the heroine no matter what. Maybe it's just right for their love. I think my words should go in both directions, and my efforts should be equally rewarded! I'm going to go look elsewhere.

In the first fifty chapters, I have no favorable impression of the male protagonist, saying that I don't like her, and that she is my neighbor's sister. She is doing things to others. She is already a high school student. She knows how to tell others not to fall in love early but she still touches her without any sense of boundaries. In chapter fifty, she even touches her waist while playing table tennis. It is disgusting. The heroine insists on not learning but she keeps forcing her. , It's disgusting, and so is the heroine. She told us at the beginning that the heroine is a slow-minded person with strong opinions, and whatever she says, the hero will force her to do something else. She's so opinionated, so soft as hell. She knows that others are judging her, but she still has an ambiguous relationship with the hero. When she says she doesn't like someone, she doesn't just touch her head and face, but she also doesn't force her to refuse. I I don't believe that someone who forcibly rejects me can still lick her face and say it's just a touch. In the end, she still enjoys it. Otherwise, there is no way to tell, and there are inexplicable blushes and so on. It's outrageous to not like someone and you are used to seeing someone receive love letters. You still like someone. You are used to someone receiving love letters, but you don't feel when someone is close to you. She's so red in the face, and so determined that the male protagonist doesn't care about her life. He has such a good temper that he won't annoy others. What's the point of being helpless? He turns around and tells people that he doesn't like it, and it's disgusting. It's disgusting. He said a second ago that he wanted to avoid suspicion because he was afraid of being misunderstood. The male protagonist said he didn't like it so he put his arms around her and walked together. To be honest, wouldn't you feel disgusted? , Selling dog meat on the head of a sheep, the development of the new era has reached this point, boys and girls hug each other's shoulders? As a high school student, you understand everything. How shameless is it to hug someone's shoulder when you say you don't like it? It's outrageous for a girl to say she doesn't resist when someone touches her shoulder to avoid suspicion. Girls are so casual. Even the person they like doesn't agree with the other person touching her like this! And just a second ago you were talking about avoiding suspicion and being opinionated. The male protagonist turned around and told people that he didn't like him in a few words. Haha, it's also disgusting. It can be seen that the male protagonist has feelings for the female protagonist. Wouldn't he be embarrassed or shy around the girl he likes? Where do you get such a big face? But how could the female protagonist have feelings for the male protagonist? She would tease her by calling her "brother" and touching her when they meet her. It doesn't matter whether she is frightened or not by a bunch of different races, but touching her face is outrageous. She has no sense of boundaries. Forget it in a public place, but I wrote about it in an elevator! After this, the male protagonist keeps interfering in the female protagonist's life and is used to receiving love letters and assuming that the opposite party is Neptune. Why do he insist on writing blushing words and so on, and don't resist even if he doesn't like it? What's outrageous is the takeout thing. He was asked to go to eat right away, and he didn't say he was shy or blushing. I was just robbed of a takeaway (the male protagonist originally wanted the female protagonist to go to their house for dinner), but don't you think the control is too lenient? He never respects other people's opinions, and drags her to her home after settling the matter in a few words. The heroine is not ashamed and is really convinced.

What's the end result? If it's not good, I won't watch it Because... It's too...