Study Abroad, Then Find a Cold and Aloof Young Lady
留学，然后捡到高冷大小姐
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- Ongoing
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- 751k Words
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- Campus
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Haha, that's exactly the kind of love I've been waiting for—a love that lasts a lifetime, forever the god of pure love! 🥰
Having read Chapter 35, it feels quite different from what I imagined.
After reading the synopsis and the beginning, I was initially impressed. The male and female leads were distinct, with different beliefs and faiths, yet they were spiritually equal, which led to a series of interactions between them. Their relationship was supposed to blossom due to a family crisis in the male lead. That's how I expected it. However, the further I watched, the more I realized that the beginning, which focused on the male lead's strengths, deteriorated rapidly. The clash of beliefs between the two became a one-sided massacre by a master swindler. It felt like a chronicle of a con artist swindling an elderly person out of their hard-earned money. This didn't feel good.
Doki Doki Literature Club is truly a great yandere anime. The song "Your Reality" raises a topic that all yandere anime explores: Is it love if I take you or is it love if I set you free?
Cherry blossoms in full bloom
Cherry blossoms dance in the air. Even a brief glimpse is enough to grasp the enchanting atmosphere they evoke, and the story told in this book is just as captivating as the title suggests. Beautiful prose weaves a rich tapestry. From the very beginning, a humorous and lighthearted everyday dialogue is refreshing, cleverly supplemented with a few adorable facial expressions, immediately drawing the reader in. Then, elegant language emerges at opportune moments, perfectly creating the atmosphere for each scene. It doesn't feel forced, yet it perfectly fits the context, with fluent sentences and few typos, providing the reader with a truly delightful reading experience...
Got it, it was the 100,000 fire scrolls that brought the author back to life.
Please don't cut it! It's so hard to find a well-written BL novel. I have absolutely no interest in yuri; I only love reading this kind of story.
The moment the agreement was signed, love had already changed; it was no longer something to be called "love," and their relationship was headed for the end. It was truly heartbreaking to watch. How long will it take before Liuli regrets it?
It's Chinese New Year, and my New Year's wish is to see the author continue updating.
This book has pulled me back to the normal male-female main storyline, even though I only read yuri on Pineapple Bun. I'd do anything for just one more chapter!
My blood pressure skyrocketed after reading the last two chapters. Liuli actually doubted Park Bai because of a few words from an outsider who harmed him! Does she really love Park Bai? Favoring outsiders doesn't make her seem like a yandere at all!