It was a romance novel that she read in her early twenties. I don't remember the names of the male and female leads, I only remember that the ending was the female lead's cancer.

It was a romance novel that she read in her early twenties. He couldn't remember the names of the male and female leads. He only remembered that the female lead died of cancer or something. He loved to use Pantine shampoo when he was alive. When the male protagonist was climbing the mountain, he suddenly smelled the smell of Pantèe shampoo, so he asked his partner next to him if he used Pantèe shampoo to wash his hair. That person said that I only use musky manly scent.
This was a novel that he had read in primary school in 2008. It was a novel that had two stories bound together. The first was campus romance. It was about a carefree girl who was chased by a schoolboy who liked to bully the female lead. Then, the male lead's childhood sweetheart, who was also the school belle, chased after the male lead and asked for a reconciliation. She seemed to be called Zhang Yuerui. In the end, the male lead got back together with the female supporting character. And the carefree female lead followed the narcissistic boy who was as carefree as her. It was well written. The other story was the problem. The female protagonist loved to use Pantine shampoo when she was alive. Before she died, she said something similar to the male protagonist: Don't be sad. Even if I'm not here, as long as you smell Pantine, I'll be by your side. Both of them were very interesting stories. I read it in the fifth grade. I miss the old days

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