Classmate’s Engagement

Blind date turned out to be a high school classmate. What a coincidence, you’re also gay? A marriage certificate made them husbands, showing respect in public while sleeping in separate rooms at home. Jiang Muping was the class monitor during their high school years, excelling in both character and learning, a pride of heaven. After being apart for several years, he was still as outstanding and dazzling as before. Cheng Yan had never imagined the scene of their reunion, let alone that he would enter Jiang Muping’s life. Former classmates from years ago, now partners in life, sharing the same bed was indeed a difficult problem. “I can’t adapt…”“Then should we get a divorce?”“…No, let’s not.”“Then how about dating your husband first?”“Okay.” Professor as the aggressor and a tattoo artist as the receiver *Set in a society where same-s*x marriage is accepted

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Classmate’s Engagement ### First Impressions "Classmate's Engagement" immediately struck me as a breath of fresh air. It's a romance, yes, but it seems to sidestep the usual tropes and angst that can sometimes bog down the genre. I went in expecting a fairly standard love story, but I quickly realized this novel was aiming for something more subtle and mature. The premise intrigued me, and I was eager to see how the relationship between Jiang Muping and Cheng Yan would unfold. ### What Works Well What I found most compelling about "Classmate's Engagement" is its dedication to realism. The romance isn't a whirlwind affair; it's a slow burn, a gradual understanding and appreciation that develops between the two main characters. The beauty of this story lies in its simplicity and the natural progression of the relationship. It's easy to get lost in the daily lives of the characters as they slowly begin to change their outlooks on life and love. There isn't a dramatic "aha!" moment where they suddenly realize they're in love; it's a much more organic process, mirroring how relationships often develop in real life. The characters themselves are also well-developed, with contrasting personalities that complement each other nicely. As they loosen up and reveal their true selves, their connection deepens, making for a truly sweet and heartwarming read. ### Areas of Concern My only real reservation stems from the translation status. It seems the translation is slow and might be incomplete, which can be frustrating for readers eager to dive into the story. Reading through fan translations might be a necessity for some, but it can detract from the overall reading experience. ### Final Verdict Despite the translation issues, I found "Classmate's Engagement" to be a worthwhile read. It's a calm, mature romance that focuses on the gradual development of a relationship. If you're looking for a story that avoids over-the-top drama and embraces a more realistic portrayal of love, I highly recommend giving this novel a try. Just be prepared to potentially navigate some translation hurdles along the way.