The Glittering World of Luocheng

The writing is particularly good, the kind that can be seen by the naked eye, but is comfortable and comfortable to read. It is the most emotionally invested book in Tomato so far. There is no love that lasts until death, no earth-shaking, no weeping ghosts and gods, but there is the lingering sound of Su Jingze and Yu Heng's regrets, lingering for a long time, as heavy as their overwhelmed past; there is also the sweetness of Feng Ming and Shen Yanqing's journey, their reunion is like meeting for the first time, peaceful and beautiful; and the youthful wantonness of the twenty-four people in the garden is as bright and dazzling as that peach blossom. Ten years have passed, just like the past life and the present, the youth is no longer energetic. Ying Lan died, but Shen Yanqing and Feng Ming lived peacefully but passionately as if they had first met. (Update, the author's Weibo@chujianwugou_is also a salty fish today. I hope everyone can express their joy for Luocheng Jinfen and urge for the sequel)

It's really unfinished, the article is not sloppy, everything is done according to the main line, and every character has his own role. Each mystery set by the author will be revealed one by one later. This is a book that needs to be read calmly. If you just want to see the emotional line, I suggest you don't read it, but the two pairs of CPs in the article are more unforgettable than the CPs in the youth literature. There are regrets and expectations.