
My Childhood Friend and I Fell for Each Other, So Why Is the Campus Belle Crying?
我与青梅双向奔赴,校花怎么哭了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 330k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Masters
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
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156Chapters
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977Readers
60Must-read votes
8.4Score
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Generally speaking, it's more of a comedy style, and the male protagonist is quite smart, and he didn't get involved with women. Maybe it was because too few people watched it, but it ended up being unfinished. However, this kind of style is still rare on Qimiao. I don't know why no one watched it.
In terms of plot, the male protagonist and the female protagonist have relatively few common timelines, and it is basically the male protagonist's business. The male protagonist and the female protagonist are neighbors. The female protagonist is one year younger than the male protagonist. She walks step by step without cheats or system prompts. The plot is novel and starts the journey of rebirth directly from the first day of college. First of all, the male protagonist's unilateral dedication and hard work can be seen. The author is very careful, and the female protagonist's unilateral dedication and support are also fully reflected. Secondly, the story lines of the second male lead and the second female lead (Bai Ze and Zhi Qing) are a bit messy. There is a large section in the middle where it is not clear that Bai Ze and Zhi Qing are in a relationship. It was only later that the official announcement was made that the relationship had progressed further. Then, although the third male and third female (Hao Shuai and Lu Qingqing) were introduced in the second half of the series, their family affairs are a mystery and have not been revealed. Then, I don't know if Wu Zhiwen and Jiang Tong (the heroine's new roommate in college) introduced each other, and the author didn't say. In addition, the male protagonist's mixed society is still easy to cause confusion. In 2009, it was a society ruled by law, and there were few or even no cases of major bleeding. I think this is one of the biggest failures. Also, the positioning of the school beauty is not as crazy as in other novels. The most egregious thing is to instigate a misunderstanding between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. There is no revenge on the female protagonist. This is also a good behavior that other novels do not have. Her ending is not detailed later. The positioning of the school beauty's best friend is to make full use of the school beauty, from the beginning to the end. Finally, the male protagonist and the female protagonist lacked a proposal plot, and it was a bit regretful that the official announcement and marriage were all covered in one go. In short, the author left little reverie and no trace of driving. The plot logic of the male protagonist is clear, which perfectly explains the changing roles of a top student, a social leader, a good boyfriend, and a good brother. The writing is good and there are no typos. It's a very good book
It's just that the ending is too...