Love Story Vol 1 The Morning After

Xiao Jiajia thought of the scratchy love letter, the angry eyes of her mother and the frightened eyes of the boy, and thought that time was running by, and she had been in love with her, so how could she be left. After graduating from college, her classmates and girlfriends got married and had children one after another. She began to be afraid of the reunion of her classmates and always went alone. But once the hero of the old plot saved the beauty, she knew him, and they started like this. Her shadow appeared in his eyes, and her heart reserved a place for him. In the new era, a woman can't say "let's get married" to a man

The girl who shared the house with me turned out to be the elective teacher. She was gentle, beautiful, empathetic and, most importantly, a rich girl ...The two of us, under the same roof, each other.

Takeo can hardly believe it when he crosses paths with Yamato again, and he finds himself falling in love with her... But with handsome Sunakawa around, does Takeo even stand a chance? -- VIZ Media

This is a two-volume anthology of criticism of art and literature from approximately 1840 to 1910. The central purpose of the anthology is to show how Romantic ideas of art and imagination were transformed by a number of writers in the nineteenth century and became the fundamental premisses of modernist aesthetics. Volume 1 begins with the development of the Romantic idea of the artist-critic as preacher in the work of Ruskin, whose aim was very much that of this Romantic forebears, Blake and Wordsworth: to awaken humanity to a greater spiritual perception. The volume also concerns itself with the transformation of this in works such as Arthur Hallam's essay on his friend Tennyson, which is central to the writing of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, and with the development of French Romanticism into the influential aesthetic movement of Symbolism in the work of Gautier and Baudelaire. The volumes comprise general introductions and introduction to individual extracts, full annotation and helpful guides to further reading.

After an accident, a modern careerist is reborn as Princess Rosemary Von Velfalt. She soon realizes that her new life is identical to that of a rival character in an otome game that she’d once played to “100%” completion. Luxury and magic abound in the Kingdom of Nevel, alongside a collection of attractive men. However, beneath the suitors' dazzling faces lie awful personalities: masochists, necrophiles, and perverts, oh my! But it’s not all bad news—the side characters are perfect, and Rosemary has fallen for the captain of the royal guard. Since the game offers no true route to happiness, Rosemary decides to forge her own path; to avoid marriage with the suitors, she'll have to skip their story routes and fix their deviance. She’ll navigate palace and marriage politics, kidnappings, and the threat of war, all while contending with a world that’s drifting further from the game she remembers. “100%” game completion isn’t all it’s cracked up to be—sometimes, “0%” is the route to a dream life!

Although he was the prime minister's daughter, he was still bullied by his elder sister. When the emperor bestowed the marriage on his mother, she married him to Ha Yan Mu Rong, but he never thought that he would marry her with a goal, and Ha Yan Mu Rong also had a goal, his goal was to marry Ha Yan Mu Rong so that he could carry the entire Prime Minister's Estate. However, Ha Yan Mu Rong had also succeeded, but Yuwen Xi Ya did not feel too sad, it was just that her feelings were let down, and Yuwen had left the palace.