Tales of Lijiang

I really love your writing style; it's so relatable to real life. Keep it up! From now on, I'm a fan! 😀

Lijiang... She is a fertile land where one can fully enjoy the beauty of nature (the wind of Xiaguan, the flowers of Dali, the snow of Cangshan, and the moon over Erhai Lake), and also a blessed land where one can settle the mind, let the mind soar, and shape the soul. In a flash of inspiration, the author gathered a group of young people born in the 80s and 90s.

I came here after reading "My Beauty and the Beast," which is truly a breath of fresh air in the world of novels. While others are limited to cultivation, CEO, system, and superpowers, the author has managed to write such a good realistic story. I sincerely hope that the author will become popular!

This is one of my favorite books. The protagonist, Fang Xu, is a loyal and righteous man, and the brotherhood and friendship he displays are particularly moving. His handling of romantic relationships is a little lacking in emotional intelligence, but for a straight-laced programmer, this is perfectly reasonable.

This is a web novel I read carefully, and I have to say I cried several times! Especially the "Little Hope" chapter—I almost cried while reading it; it was truly moving.

This is the first novel I've read that truly captures the essence of human nature. The author hasn't given much insight into how Fang Xu fell in love with Gu Yao, making it feel somewhat unrealistic. Knowing that Yang Man's actions were driven by her family background and that she was pregnant with his child, it's hard to believe she wasn't heartbroken.

I read all of Spring and Autumn Annals's books in one go. The most touching was Lijiang, the most heartbreaking was Kunming, and the best ending was in the wilderness. Overall, your books are my favorite by Tomato. Keep up the good work and write a new book! A dedicated reader's review.

This was the first time I read an online novel in one go. I not only enjoyed the dramatic plot twists and the protagonist's rich and delicate inner feelings, but I also learned some common sense about social interactions. It was a rewarding experience.

This book is the best depiction of modern life I've ever read. The plot is incredibly vivid. Every time I read it, I feel completely immersed in the story. The author portrays each character exceptionally well, realistically depicting the loves and hates, the joys and sorrows, the life and death, the happiness and sadness of human relationships.

Indeed, the writing is fluent, the author is familiar with the journey to Tibet, and the portrayal of the good and evil in human nature is vivid and compelling, leaving the reader wanting more.