The Easygoing Little Plum Blossom

The writing is really good, and the plot is also very good. Xie, a boy who is obsessed with this kind of thing, really poked me. Ranran is really inspirational. She tried hard to get rid of her fate in her previous life but still couldn't get rid of it. It's really heart-wrenching. When I saw Qingran and her brother saying "I can't get better", tears fell down 😭😭😭 but Ji Shen didn't say what happened to him in the end. This novel gave me a feeling that the story really happened and that the characters in the book really existed. I recommend everyone to read it!

The plot is very good, but the relationship between teachers and students in high school is really disgusting in reality. Although it is not about high school, it has its shadow in high school. The relationship between teachers and students in high school can only be accepted by childhood sweethearts, not by teachers and students who know each other from the beginning. It is really disgusting.

Maybe I had a preconceived feeling that it would be wrong not to be with Ji Shen, and I didn't like the male protagonist's character, so I had to be with him. I couldn't stand it anymore and persuaded me to quit.

It's really good-looking, and I feel sorry for the heroine in her previous life. She always wanted to get rid of the control, but failed, and finally perished (*꒦ິ⌓꒦ີ)

The author has serious double standards, and the characters are very rigid. The male and female protagonists are very problematic. The male protagonist is a pure template. He is good-looking, smart, good at math, first in grade, has a family background, is pure in love, possessive, strong and yandere. The heroine is very emotionally indifferent and the character is very dead. I have never seen her do anything for anyone. She shows no emotion or has any hobbies. She doesn't like to study but only studies. She is just a learning robot. There is no topic to talk about with her friends. Friends are just assistants and channels for her to get information. Men praise her for her beauty and good grades. Ji taught her good ways to solve math problems, made up for her shortcomings in math, talked to her more even though she knew he would die, and didn't even bother to help him find his interests in life. The original heroine loves men and hates women so much that she is inexplicable. She has good grades and works hard, and she can obviously have her own life. Why should she hate the heroine who saved her? The heroine is willing to save strangers, but she is crazy if she doesn't help Ji! I can't find a reasonable image of a woman, but Huang's image is actually the most complete and layered. It's very interesting that men are the culprits and women are the culprits.

This book is really super good. I don't know how to evaluate it to express how good it is. The author's writing is very good. Anyway, it's super good. It's really good.

Run, run quickly, or I will kill you. There is a teacher-student love affair, and the black heroine will be forced to he

This book is considered short, but when I first started reading it, I thought the author might be a little bit unfinished, but I found that the author filled in the holes very well. This book isn't that surprising, it's mostly heartwarming. I'm not very good at reading such slow-paced books, but I still insisted on reading this one. Generally speaking, the author's writing style is still very good, but the author can try to speed up the plot. (*^ω^*)

Ji Yanchen's two sentences are really great. "In my life, no one has ever been willing to walk towards me, and if I want to walk towards someone, I have to spend my whole life." "I ran towards the light with all my strength, but I have been accustomed to being slow in my life. Even if I speed up the pace, the light will not wait for me, and I can't catch it."

Why is the male protagonist not Ji Shen? ! ! I really feel sorry for him. I feel that the heroine maintains a God's perspective in front of the male characters. But in the end, I still gave the male lead to Xie. Overall, the book was good, but I felt sorry for Ji Shen.