HIStory2: Crossing the Line

This story is about school, youth, passion, sports and romance. Qiu Zi Xuan was an excellent volleyball player in the past, but he had to give up on on his dreams due to his injuries, but he still participates in the volleyball-related training, arranges and helps them to get into training, watching them improve. During the training, he meets a guy, Xia Yu Hao, a guy with a really bad temper who gets easily infuriated with people that make him angry, but he strives to acquire what he persistently wants to achieve. Zi Xuan thinks he’s the one who can reach his dream instead of him. He hopes that Yu Hao can achieve what he couldn’t in the past.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on HIStory2: Crossing the Line ### First Impressions Going into "HIStory2: Crossing the Line," I knew it was based on the popular TV show, which definitely colored my expectations. I'm generally a fan of school life and sports stories, and the yaoi genre is always a fun ride, so I was eager to dive in. The initial chapters did a solid job of setting the stage, mirroring the drama pretty closely, which gave me a sense of familiarity. ### What Works Well The story definitely nails the cute and comedic aspects. There's a lightheartedness that makes it easy to breeze through, perfect for when you're looking for something not too heavy. The dynamic between the main characters is engaging, and I found myself chuckling at their interactions. It's clear the author aimed to capture the essence of a "clingy lover" and "possessive characters," and in many ways, they succeeded. The sports element adds a nice layer, giving the characters something to bond over beyond just their romantic feelings. ### Areas of Concern While the story is enjoyable, I couldn't help but feel it was missing some of the depth of other stories in the series. It felt like it was just a good light read. ### Final Verdict Overall, "HIStory2: Crossing the Line" is a decent read, especially if you're already a fan of the drama. It captures the essence of the original show and provides a sweet and comedic romance. While it might not be the most groundbreaking story out there, it's a fun and easy read when you're in the mood for something lighthearted and cute. I'd recommend it if you enjoy school life, sports, and yaoi with a healthy dose of fluff.