It Just so Happens That Time is Like a City

His favorable impression of Qu Yifan is negative one. In the author's words - because I like Wen Fei too much, I don't like Qu Yifan. Most of Qu Yifan's performances were unfair to Wen Fei, and he had a tendency to use Wen Fei to his advantage. For example, when Yu Huihui had a fever and Wen Fei came to see Qu Yifan and found that Qu Yifan was ill, he persuaded Qu Yifan to go home. However, Qu Yifan was unwilling and asked Wen Fei not to tell his parents. There was a sentence that impressed me deeply, "He knew that Wen Fei would definitely stand by his side. He has always had this inexplicable self-confidence." This makes me think that Qu Yifan is a scumbag, and he feels that Wen Fei deserves to be nice to him. Even though I know the thought never occurred to him. But this self-confidence and his masochistic tendency to become more and more frustrated by Hui Hui's rejection make this book more authentic. This is also a unique feature of this book... Hey, I deleted and deleted this long review many times before I finished it. Please give it a thumbs up (*?*) Pen refill(????Ω????)????♡

After reading this book, I felt really deeply. The heroine in this book is not a down-and-out daughter, the hero is not a domineering president, there is no cliché mistress, and there is no bumpy love story. I almost shed tears. Qu Yifan has always liked Wen Fei in his heart, and it has never changed. I am very sad, but at the same time I am very lucky. Fortunately, I did not miss it, and they are together. Fortunately, they are together, and fortunately Qu Yifan has lived up to the youth that Xiao Fei has devoted to him. Maybe love is like this, it does not need a gorgeous plot, it only needs someone who is willing to accompany him for the rest of his life... Maybe, my him is also waiting for me somewhere in the future...

It's really great. The author's writing is like a trickle of water invading the stage, and the sense of substitution is very strong. However, I personally think that I am biased towards Wen Fei. After all, Wen Fei has suffered a lot of grievances during the more than ten years of secret love. After thinking about it carefully, it would be better if Qu Yifan was jealous again. In fact, I like every paragraph in the article, but there is one thing. When Qu Yifan was filming, they actually kissed each other. When I saw that, it was actually a bit hard to accept. But if I think about it carefully, it is just an article and should not be too emotional. Maybe the author wrote it very well and I couldn't help but get involved in the plot. In any case, although this book has some minor flaws, it is really good overall. Come on, author, I believe you can write better articles...

From the age of three to twenty-three, Wen Fei spent twenty years growing up with Qu Yifan. I could see the care and tenderness of Wen Fei who had been secretly in love for so many years, and I could also see that even if Qu Yifan didn't know that he liked Wen Fei, he still left a special place for Wen Fei in his heart. In each other's lives, I can see that Qu Yifan is Wen Fei's brother, teacher, and boyfriend... Wen Fei is also Qu Yifan's sister, buddy, and girlfriend... Many people say they don't like Qu Yifan, but I think he is actually the best person for Wen Fei. I can see that he cares about Wen Fei inadvertently. He always knows what is best for this girl. Although he saw another girl at that age when his love was just beginning, Wen Fei is still a special existence in his heart. In fact, I don't think he actually likes Huihui. After all, in his more than ten years of life, he has never had a girl who was so cold, indifferent, and not talkative to him. He probably just felt that she was special. Qu Yifan may have fallen in love with Wen Fei before he even knew it, but he had never seen through his heart. If he hadn't been exposed, he might not have understood until he grew up and lost Wen Fei. However, Qu Yifan was lucky, and Wen Fei was lucky too. Fortunately Fortunately, the person they loved in their hearts happened to love them too. Fortunately, Wen Fei was a little braver and took a step toward Qu Yifan, allowing the boy who didn't see his heart clearly to see him. Then they finally came together and spent the rest of their lives...

I first saw it on Youth Essays. Although it was only an excerpt, it was still very exciting. The story is very good and the title of the book is also very good😊

With a little glass heart, Qu Yifan actually kissed Jiang Yu ╭(╯ε╰)╮ not happy even though it was filming. . . .

Seeing that the male protagonist fell ill because of Yu Huihui and failed the college entrance examination, I felt very unbalanced. Also, the female protagonist had liked the male protagonist for such a long time, but the male protagonist actually liked Yu Huihui. I was really angry (although they were not together in the end)

I really like this book and spent this afternoon reading it until now. I always feel that Wen Fei is a little reserved when facing Qu Yifan, and the deep friendship they have had since childhood prevents them from appearing alienated. Instead, it is a normal relationship between childhood sweethearts, who understand and care about each other. Maybe Wen Fei is afraid that the secret hidden in her heart will be discovered by him. I think the girl Wen Fei's view of love is: Rather than getting unwanted results, it's better to live in this relationship in a muddle. At least there won't be that much embarrassment between them. After all, they grew up together and know each other so well. If this layer of window paper is pierced, there will inevitably be no embarrassment. Fortunately, they are in love. In the end we were together, and this finally wiped away my tears.

I really, really hate Yu Huihui. As much as I like the heroine, I hate her. In real life, girls like Yu Huihui probably won't make many friends. I also always feel that the male protagonist doesn't love the heroine that much. I really hope there will be an equally good second male lead who tortures the male lead😏

It looks good, but I feel like the male protagonist gets it too easily. Does he really understand the heroine's love that is engraved in his bones?