Even though he wants a rich, beautiful older woman to keep him, he has no plans to date in high school.
Even though he wants a peaceful life, he becomes the president of the Worry-Free Club, dedicated to helping students solve their problems.
Even though he wants to stay away from pretty girls, more and more of them appear around him after the arrival of Xia Mu Yu, the beautiful girl assigned to keep an eye on him.
Even though he doesn't want to fall in love, he gradually gets caught up in the whirlpool called romance.
(A lighthearted high school romance. The beginning is a little slow to warm up, but come on in!)
Why does it look more and more like a teenage romance story?
Damn it, I shouldn't have applied for publication. My stockpile of manuscripts is killing me!
I have a slight fever, so I'll be taking a break tomorrow.
Hmm, is there really something wrong with Xie Yu's Youth Romance Story?
This is my first time writing a book review.
Overall, it's quite good, but I feel some of the character development wasn't very good. For example, Xia Muyu was initially aloof and scheming, always criticizing the male lead, but later she became less aloof and more prone to criticizing others, causing the aloof female lead persona to gradually crumble. Also, I don't know why, but I always felt that Yingye's presence was weak; she seemed dispensable, and her connection to the male lead was weak (the three-year promise is only likely to be mentioned near the end). As for Shui Nazi, I felt her character was well-written. She has a connection to the male lead through the tanuki (raccoon dog) aspect. Finally, I wish this book...
Farewell (Part Two) has been uploaded to Volume One and is currently under review and revision. It will be incorporated into Farewell (Part One) later.
You've actually stopped.
It's so beautiful!
Coo coo coo, coo coo coo, coo coo coo
Okay, after the three exams in April, updates for the new book and this one will resume slowly.