Ginger Trap

How to put it this way, maybe I have the same personality as the heroine, and I am insecure and not firm enough for the person I like. The lack of firmness here does not mean that I don't like it, but that I am afraid of his leaving, so it is more about empathizing with her. I am as happy as she is with the male protagonist. But because the female protagonist's best friend who appears in the middle is also the male protagonist's childhood sweetheart, I was really heartbroken. Like the heroine, I have the same character of not explaining and holding back, so when I saw it, especially when the heroine was afraid that the hero would leave him and felt insecure, I really cried and couldn't help it. For me, it is very empathetic, I just feel like I am the heroine. I haven't seen this kind of novel that can make me empathize for a long time. Book fans, come and read it, it is recommended to watch🌷🌷🌷

Forrest Gump once said: I don't think people are becoming more and more tolerant as their minds mature, and they can accept anything. Instead, I think it should be a process of elimination. Know what is important, and then, be a simple person. The so-called simplicity means that there are not so many concerns about gains and losses in the eyes, there are fewer people you are uncomfortable with, there are few things that you can't look away from, and there are less times when you only think about yourself...

That's fine

It was pretty good, but the ending felt a bit rushed.

It's a very bad book. It was really attractive at the beginning, but I really couldn't stand it at the end where the heroine and the hero had a conflict because of the heroine's best friend. . . A bloody plot + a bad ending. This author is also a talent. He wasted most of my time. After five or six years of reading a novel, this is the first time that I am so speechless.

It feels like the ending is not over yet! Too hasty! The previous plot of the little girl pursuing Gu Heng was full of chapters. 😅The misunderstanding and breakup after the two confirmed their relationship was a bit hypocritical. Is Jiang Tang suffering from mental illness or not confident in herself? Why did Siyun, who was uncompetitive, let her lose her armor? I really don't understand! As for Xu Chenle, it's a pity that he is a quiet and reserved little handsome guy. He originally thought that his black-faced design would bring some unexpected torture to Gu Heng Jiangtang. In the end, he chose to leave silently to heal his wounds. He probably also had the kind of "my lover doesn't love me, so I can only silently bless him" in his heart. 😂I feel sorry for Xu Chenle for a second! It wasn't because Gu Heng's persistence moved me, I would have supported Chenle and Jiang Tang getting together. 🤣 It feels like there is still a long way to go. Jiang Tang still has to go to Singapore to continue her studies. There are still many variables in long-distance love. The two of them are still young, and they don't know how many hardships they will go through along the way. Hey, it would be nice to have two extra chapters🥹

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What is this? It's a bad ending. The heroine's love brain is crazy and the hero's order is unclear.

The first half seems okay, quite sweet, but! Ever since the relationship between the heroine's friend He Siyun and the hero became clear, it felt like it was not written by the same person. The heroine clearly cares but doesn't tell the hero, it's like she doesn't have a mouth. Anyway, the protagonists are quite speechless, the plot is full of highs and lows, and the ending is unclear. . . . . .

Everything was normal in the front, but the style of painting changed in the back, and the heroine became something like that. She always loses her temper without saying the reason, and waits for others to guess and solve it. She runs away and shuts down her phone when she disagrees. She hides when there is a problem, and she gets more and more coaxed. She doesn't say anything no matter how many things are asked. She even makes crazy thoughts, and then vents her anger on the hero. In the part where the heroine got a head injury, Su accompanied the heroine to solve the problem. However, it was always written that He Cheng had a falling out. Why didn't the two sisters write it later? The ending was also unexpected. They wrote a clarification statement on the forum of the male main school. This statement was also very 6. It felt like a long list, but I didn't write it out. I only wrote something to the effect: If your gossip about our relationship affects my girlfriend's mood, it will be gone. Then I flipped it over and ended it directly. It's like being halfway through a game and suddenly it freezes and the screen goes black. You're confused and speechless, and your head is filled with questions.