Please Don't Tell My Boyfriend I'm a Guy

I really like that comment: "A ring, a necklace, an ID card—that's pretty much his whole life."

After the surgery, her mother arrived, and Lin Yao, unlike before, stayed away from straight men. It was a direct lesbian relationship.

I really like this comment. A ring, a necklace, and an ID card pretty much summed up her entire life.

Being loved requires beauty. As for someone like me, forget it. I can already see my future; it might be even worse than hers.

Although I only finished reading it today, I feel inexplicably uneasy afterward. I don't know why. Lin is a very timid person. She doesn't want anything; she just wants someone to stay with her forever. She's afraid of the cold, afraid of the dark, and even willing to kneel on the ground for a long time to keep the person she loves from leaving. Lin is also quite naive; she acts like a tool, accommodating others when they need her, even those who have abandoned her. When they learn the truth or no longer need her, she quietly leaves. Lin fell in love in the wrong way...

This book is very sweet and heartwarming, I recommend it!

It's good. I felt a sense of empathy... My personality is very similar to the protagonist's. Weak. Afraid of loneliness, stubborn. Even after being deceived, I still foolishly believe others. I hate being a boy, I hate myself. I hide my true feelings, putting on a smile. Well... Happiness... Perhaps it's just wishful thinking. I'm just a liar too, everything is just a lie. If I can fool myself, I won't cry anymore, right? But... Why does my heart still ache?

It was so upsetting to watch. The female lead wasn't a complete individual at all; she lacked her own social connections and relied entirely on others. If she had been more independent and self-respecting, and if the two of them had faced external pressures together, perhaps the outcome would have been different.

I'm my mother's second child. You have to understand, in that era of the one-child policy, the consequences of having a second child are obvious—50,000 yuan!! My parents were farmers; in those days, 50,000 yuan would have been almost a death sentence for them, yet they still did it. I was born early, weak and sickly from birth, spending several days in the emergency room. Doctors even talked to my parents, saying I might not survive, but I stubbornly pulled through, like a miracle. Because I was very thin and delicate-looking, I was naturally labeled as effeminate by my classmates. My family was very poor, and I was always insecure, afraid to interact with classmates, which naturally led to my isolation, or...

I cried at least ten times after reading this work. Each time, I tried my best to control my emotions, but each time I cried uncontrollably. Lin, in my eyes, is a very strong person. Leaving a family that didn't understand her, falling in love with a man, taking medication, undergoing surgery… these are things I can't even imagine. I just don't know if Lin is naive or forgiving. She's like a tool; she's infinitely forgiving when others need her, even those who have already abandoned her once. But when others know the truth or no longer need her, she quietly leaves. Everyone's loyalty is utterly vulnerable in the face of the truth…