We Run Into Each Other Every Day. You Call Her a Cold Campus Belle?

We are all growing and changing. There was no longer any conversation between us in that empty alley. There are no traces of us walking hand in hand on that bustling street! I don't dare to hug you secretly from behind anymore. I can no longer hold your hand and can only watch the passing cars and the endless flow of people like before. Because I am not the gentleman you are familiar with, but a stranger, just an unknown person watching your leaving back from a distance...

This is just a personal review, don't criticize if you don't like it I read this novel intermittently for about three or four weeks, with a total reading time of dozens of hours. The author's writing is very good, and the plot is just right. I am still a student, and I personally think that the view of love in the student period advocated by the author in this novel is very in line with the needs of the development of the times. For example, the author writes, "Love is human instinct. Everyone has the instinct to pursue beautiful things. Everyone likes beautiful things and excellent people. But love is different. It is love with the goal of getting married. Love is a very complicated thing, it is The hope of holding your hand and growing old together is a promise of life and death, a mountain without mausoleums, and a river that is exhausted. The thunder in winter shakes the rain and snow in summer, and the heaven and earth are united, which is the heroism of being with you. It is also the warmth and ordinaryness of standing with you in the evening, laughing in front of the stove and asking whether the porridge is warm. "In the student period (my understanding of the student period is before college), we have an answer to that ignorant "love impulse". Just like the plot in the book, Zhao Changqing was reborn as a senior in high school, but the heroine Xiao Shuang suffered from a severe language barrier due to her parents' strict requirements for her to make friends after leaving her hometown. However, she had a slightly different emotion towards Zhao Changqing, the "Monkey King" who protected her when she was young. After slowly getting out of the shadow of childhood, Xiao Shuang also regarded Zhao Changqing as a beacon in life and wanted to hand over everything to Zhao Changqing. However, in the third year of high school, an extremely important crossroad in life, Zhao Changqing did not really want to fall in love with Xiao Shuang. After entering college, Xiao Shuang's character became more cheerful under the guidance of Zhao Changqing, and she eventually became a qualified little wife. As for how Zhao Changqing guided it, let's explore it with the author's pen. All in all, although the number of words and chapters in this book is relatively small compared to other works in the online literary world, the three views are very correct, the plot is smooth and fascinating.

Thousands of words are not worth one sweet word. Top

It's super good-looking, and the male protagonist is also very fond of the female protagonist. To be honest, I'm a little envious of the female protagonist. The male protagonist is great! Of course, the heroine is also very good. She is a genius and arrogant, but she has a communication disorder due to her parents (it seems that her father drove her away because the friends she made affected her studies). But with the help of the hero, she successfully overcame it and became lively. The heroine's parents will also respect her opinions, but no matter what, this book is one word: good‼

Damn, this author is outrageous. How could he write such a sweet thing? I'm so jealous. How can I put it this way? I personally feel very good about this book. As long as it doesn't end badly, it's definitely a good book and highly recommended.

Not bad

Not to mention, the heroine is a bit silly. I always support you, come on^0^~

Water character is serious

So damn pretty!

Repeating one thing many times really makes the readers think they are fools. When the heroine is angry, the hero has to coax her. It makes me feel that the heroine has princess disease.