His Milky-Sweet Little Fairy

This book is really worth recommending! The love between Gu Cheng and Yi Xin from high school to college graduation is really enviable. Although the two people's experiences have been ups and downs, Xinxin will not block Gu Cheng's future because of herself. When I read this work, I now think of that glorious youth again. We always feel that we are a green leaf that sets off the red flowers, a drop of water submerged by the heavy rain, or the cold night behind the fireworks. We always envy others for being the protagonists in the story, born with their own aura, but we ourselves cannot find the direction of life. But I believe that everyone has a purpose for their existence in this world. No matter how light the green leaves are, they also symbolize the feast of life. No matter how small the water droplets are, they still reflect the appearance of the rainbow. No matter how dark the night is, it brings out the brilliance of fireworks. Now that you are here, why not live a good life, be serious once, be brave once, be impulsive once, enjoy once, love once, hate once. Let our youth fly freely and our love last forever.

There is a small suspense. You think it is the story of two people, no no no, but it is actually the youth of four people.

The music stops, there are still 61 seconds left. After finishing the wine, there was still the 61st point. The street lights went out, and there was still the 25th hour. After talking about love, there is still the 13th month. I love you in all your variations and am true to you. ——René Charles. They have a lot to say about love, I have you. ——Li Dan's "Laughing Field". I really like "this sentence"

Youth is flying wildly, and love is endless.

This heroine is really... How can I put it this way? The heroine is pretentious and stupid, and she is extremely speechless. The heroine is basically self-centered. After reading the first hundred chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. The heroine hurt the hero just because she is a so-called "good girl". It's really disgusting.

Laughing to death, what kind of novel is this? One moment, the male and female mother treat green tea as their daughter-in-law, and the male protagonist still doesn't explain it. One moment, the female protagonist is the substitute for the male protagonist's previous heroine. The other moment, the male protagonist proposes to break up. Why does he keep abusing the female protagonist????? The early stage is indeed very sweet. The driver who knew the male protagonist said: Master, finally let her go...⚠Note, this she is not the female protagonist, but the male protagonist's ex-girlfriend. The male protagonist also likes her very much and looks very similar to the female protagonist. Substitute literature??? The male protagonist's ex-girlfriend went abroad, so they broke up with her. It seemed that they said they would break up as soon as she came back, so... I'm speechless. Okay, I just want to read campus sweet stories. What do you mean? It also tells the story of the male protagonist going abroad and falling in love with a foreign country, then the female protagonist transfers to another school, and the male protagonist proposes to break up with her. Then I can't stand it anymore, so the male protagonist is disgusting. And why is the heroine so weak, being bullied every now and then and not fighting back? Really Speechless. . . . . When will there be a novel where the male protagonist is the stand-in for the female protagonist's ex-boyfriend? Let me read it. Don't always blame the female protagonist. . . . . . . . .

It looked good when I wrote about Gu Cheng and Yin Xin at the beginning, but it didn't look good when I wrote about Gu Song and Pei Ciyan later.

Very nice

I felt there was nothing interesting to watch. The plot was dull and vague. The story didn't flow smoothly. Many places were not written clearly enough.

It ruins your outlook on life, okay? You fell in love in high school and skipped classes... It's outrageous. The heroine is both tea and white lotus. Ugh😓😓😓 It's just speechless, okay?