Green Plum Quartet of Snow Country

Does the author like earrings very much? The protagonist wears earrings. If you don't like it, don't read it. Moreover, earrings are mentioned repeatedly later. I searched for the keyword earrings and it was mentioned from beginning to end. Probably dozens of times. It's outrageous. It's not about earrings, it's simply about people who wear earrings, and it's to slander these men who wear earrings. After all, there are not many men who don't wear earrings. The people who see earrings are basically smart guys who go to KTV. If you think it's fashionable and open, go ahead. It's in poor taste.

I'll watch it after I've finished watching Tokyo and Kyoto

The daily interaction is very comfortable. It would be better if there are more main events (or extras of the if line).

Because there is no sense of substitution

The early stage is too bland, and it can be said that there is no disturbance. If you can watch it, then this is your cup of tea.

Great, very comfortable to watch

Everyday life is too daily. Even after reading Chapter 50, there is no passion at all. It's not like I'm so patient that I can't hold on to the end.

First first first first first first first

Advantages: It is a daily love story with a pretty good writing style. It depicts the interactions between the heroines and the male protagonists very well, and each heroine has a distinct personality (including but not limited to the following elements, childhood sweetheart, heavy daughter, water magic master, adopted sister, and secret feelings). The overall shaping of the male protagonist is also good, and it depicts the reunion story of several troubled teenagers/female childhood sweethearts. Disadvantages: Daily-oriented, compared with other daily novels, this one is unsystematic/hanging, and does not have many other interesting plots (here, it refers to non-daily ones, such as appearing in front of others/slapping people in the face, etc.). The whole book depicts the interaction between the male and female protagonists (daily life like A Thousand Years, including campus and daily life). Summary: If you are willing or like Japanese novels (famous works of the same type such as Evil Girl, Love Game, Voice Actor), and accept daily novels (this one is a little heavier than other daily novels), it is highly recommended. Note: Purely subjective evaluation. Long follow-up review (random thoughts): If I were to recommend one Japanese book, it would definitely be Love Travels. If there were two books, the other one would definitely be this Qingmei Quartet. I followed the serialization of this book and read it all the way through. After reading Refining, I completely fell in love with this type of Nikkei romance novel (note: this review of Nikkei only refers to Japanese romance novels that are set in Japan). Afterwards, I basically read all the Nikkei romances that can be read but not read. I did not find the feeling I had when I read Refining. Until I finished reading this book, I completely fell in love with this style of writing. It is delicate and warm, and the portrayal of the heroines was also quite to my liking. I still had more to say after finishing it. It's a pity that after Narcissism became popular among Japanese romance novels, almost no good books appeared in this category in the past two years, and the number of writers gradually decreased, and most of them switched to other categories (urban romance, fantasy, etc.). Maybe there won't be another good book in the same category in the future, and the number of readers and authors of Riqing will decrease, but this is always my favorite type of book, and I will always look forward to the next Riqing book that I will fall in love with.

I really like daily writing. But I have read the first ten chapters of this book, and there is no plot point, which means there is nothing to whet my appetite in the early stages. Really bland. Hard to attract