We Were Once Together

I think I understand now. Every novel by this author has a mix of intense angst and sweet moments; finishing one leaves you feeling terrible, but the writing is excellent. I really want it adapted into a TV series.

I've read several of this author's books, and the female protagonists in her works all have quite unique personalities. I suspect the author herself is a wealthy heiress in real life, the kind who loves to be dramatic, haha. The author never follows conventional writing styles; she dares to imagine and write, perfectly capturing the theme. Haha, quite an interesting author! 👍

Personally, I felt my worldview was shattered and completely overturned after watching it. I don't know whether to say it was good or bad. Anyway, while watching it, I felt really good-natured for holding back from cursing.

Help! Have I been bewitched by Jiu Yue An Hao? Why do I keep discovering that the novels I'm engrossed in are all by Jiu Yue An Hao?

Overall, it's a very enjoyable book with a well-developed and compelling storyline. The characters' relationships are well-developed. At the beginning, the relationship between the male and female leads is quite turbulent. Initially, it seems the female lead sacrifices a lot for the male lead, but later it turns out he's the one who's been quietly giving without expecting anything in return.

It's a good movie, but too many people died. The saddest thing is that Lin died; I really didn't want him to die.

At first, I thought it was a sweet story of an older man and a younger woman, but it turned into a real tearjerker later on. The part where the male and female leads were struggling with each other before the family underwent a major change was so enjoyable to watch. The cunning male lead set traps and lured the innocent girl into his trap step by step, which made me smile like a proud aunt.

Actually, I'm not entirely sure how 🍅 recommended this book, but it's really quite good. Although the female lead is writing the entire story with a bit of madness, making the plot a little draggy, it's truly a story that reflects reality. The book portrays the different lives of three girls; the female lead has a halo effect, but she also receives help from the male lead, and ultimately learns…

This is the most realistic CEO-type novel I've ever read. Overall, it's mostly angst with a touch of sweetness. We've all grown up without even realizing it, experiencing our own joys and sorrows, our own pride and our own failures. We didn't answer the questionnaire of growth perfectly, but it wasn't bad either. But isn't life all about growing through trial and error?

I absolutely adore Uncle Qi; he's so incredibly doting. I loved it so much! I finally finished watching it after several days of waiting. The worst part was that I started watching at 11 PM last night and it's already 8 PM now.