You Came from the South Wind in Midsummer

It looks great. When 157 gradually regained control under the guidance of the heroine and won the championship, I was so excited. The only regret is that there is no extra story about Xiaotuanzi.

It's been a long time since I've seriously reviewed a novel, but I feel like expressing my interest here. I like the author's writing style very much. There is a feeling of peace and tranquility in the years, and everything good seems to be in the memories. There is sadness, laughter, and life there, but the ugliest human nature is only touched upon, but the expression of emotions is absolutely vivid! Hehe, special mention, the author's expression of lust is so refreshing! I love such a flesh-and-blood male protagonist! Looking forward to more works from the author!

I thought there would be a side story about Little Baozi, but it doesn't matter. The author wrote this book so well. Envy Nanfang and Xia Youqing met and fell in love. Their relationship started with fate and ended with happiness. Xia Yuqing was accompanied by Nanfang in every game when he came back. Xia Youqing witnessed every part of Nanfang's growth. It is always rare to be together.

This novel is so healing, I believe in love again

My blood boils when I see it. Even a person who doesn't know how to play games wants to download it and play it🤓

"The most tender thing is the gentleness of bowing one's head, Like a water lotus that is shy in the cool breeze... She was so beautiful like this, he couldn't help but want to keep looking at her... "It is appreciation and companionship." I like this sentence very much. This article is very gentle. I am so envious of the mutual understanding between Nanfang and Dashen. Thank you for letting me have the honor to see the love between Nanfang and Dashen.

It's a really nice book. It's heartwarming. Isn't ordinary love what we want?

Highly recommended, very beautiful, super sweet, not abusive

I like the author's style so much. I hope the author will publish a new book.

It's a very nice book, full of passion and vitality, but it's a bit lacking. The author could try to write more extras.