Slightly acidic love

Author: Devil Cat
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Haha! Let's be serious. When I saw the heroine, I felt she was incredibly familiar. It's said that the protagonist is the author's projection, but this heroine is practically a shadow of her friends around her! At least, you can find the shadows of four friends in her. She has an ordinary background and an unlovable personality. Her originally stable relationship is interwoven with a small affair. The male protagonist always faithfully and without regret waits for the heroine. This might make one doubt if there are such good men in the world, but from another perspective, the male protagonist created by the author can be said to be a typical ideal lover. Maybe I'm not good enough, not cute enough, sometimes willful and prone to tantrums, but I still hope there's someone like the male protagonist who truly understands and accepts me. This is the heroine's voice, or perhaps the voice of every woman. Unlike the novels one usually reads, neither the male nor female protagonists are perfect. (The only one in this book who could be considered perfect is the male protagonist, but he's not a god-like figure, which is why the heroine was once dissatisfied.) Their relationship process isn't like a soap opera with dramatic ups and downs and tear-jerking moments; only the lingering and enduring threads of love leave a lasting impression. Precisely because of this, the story feels more relatable and so real. When readers pick up this book and read it, they might find certain passages resonate with them. Watching the heroine's emotional journey, perhaps you'll think, "This is also my own story!" After finishing the story, you might think the process of love isn't perfect, or that the heroine is ungrateful and doesn't appreciate her blessings. But only after going through this can one truly learn to cherish everything, right? So the main theme of this book is to tell readers to learn to cherish their blessings?! Haha, let the readers savor the story themselves!