After We Reunited

This is the most heartwarming novel I've ever read. There's no melodrama, no third party involved, just two people who truly love each other and fall in love again after many years!

There are no thrilling, heart-wrenching, or dramatic love-hate relationships, but the ordinary, everyday life is what makes it life. The author must be a sunny, positive person, full of love for life and brimming with positive energy. This is the novel I've ever read that I most want to praise. Absolutely fantastic!!!

This article is truly well-written and provides a realistic reflection of society and family life.

No melodramatic plot twists, just everyday family life and life lessons; it's a very good watch.

The characters are well-developed, and the details are vividly described, making you feel as if you're there, watching a movie. I really enjoyed this book; I read it repeatedly, listening to the audiobook as well, savoring every moment. I hope the author will write more books like this, focusing on contemporary Japanese urban life. These books are truly worth reading carefully, teaching us how to conduct ourselves in the ordinary and mundane aspects of life!

I read it elsewhere a long time ago. It's a book worth rereading. I really like the male and female leads, and I especially love Xiao You—a sunny, smart girl. It's super exciting; it deserves at least a 9.5.

It starts off high-end, but inside it's a rural drama that captures the essence of rural life—close to reality, yet somewhat unrealistic. There are quite a few extra characters throughout, which, while realistic, makes it a bit rambling. Those who enjoy this genre will like it, while those who don't will find it unwatchable!

It does a good job of portraying the true nature of humanity, both the good and the bad.

I don't know what Mu Yang's mother, Shen Lijin, was thinking when she got divorced, leaving Mu Yang's father a sum of money. Wasn't she heartbroken?

I really want to see Xiaoyou grow up; she's such a fun kid.