
A Breeze Blows By
有风吹过来
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 207k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Youth Sweet Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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See allPlease Save Me 😭 I’ve Lost All Desire to Read
I want someone whose writing makes you want to keep reading, someone you won’t forget. Please. 😭😭
Burning! Burning! Burning! Stories That Are Utterly Exhilarating
High-Quality Angst! An Original Plot, a Smart Hero, and Beautifully Written Short Stories
Looking for a Tragic Ending. I Didn’t Even Cry at See Spring, and My Tear Threshold Is So High I Feel Like Something’s Wrong with Me
Preferably under 350 chapters and the kind that makes you sob uncontrollably. I have an extremely, extremely, extremely, extremely high tear threshold.
Short Angsty Novels with a Massive Emotional Aftershock!!!
Short stories, tearjerkers, the kind that absolutely destroy you and make your heart ache. Best not to read them at night...
A Story That Makes Me Cry Every Time I Read It. Heartbreaking, but Sweet in the End
The kind that makes lots of people cry.
The Kind of Angst That Keeps You Up at Night! It Has to Make You Cry Your Eyes Out!
I don't know what's gotten into me lately, but I just love reading angsty stories. I used to be really into rebirth stories, but now I'm obsessed with angst!!! I'm completely addicted!!!!!!!!!
Looking for a Novel That's Oppressive from Start to Finish, One That Leaves You Breathless
I'm looking for a book that feels oppressive and utterly hopeless. Please, I beg you!!!
Angst So Painful It Makes Your Liver Ache
Something really heartbreaking.
Any Stories Filled With Regret Between the Lines?
Any genre is fine. I've read too many sweet romances and want something different: a story with a happy ending, but where every word is tinged with regret.
Campus Stories Rated 9.4 or Higher
Looking for books like "Blazing Sun (Sudden Rain Collides with the Proud Sun)". Super sweet, the leads communicate, their families are of similar status, and they're childhood friends! The female lead is very sweet and obedient.
Tearjerkers That’ll Make You Lose Ten Pounds! Short, Heartbreaking, and Guaranteed to Make You Cry. The More Anguish, the Better
Extremely Angsty!! The Kind That Makes You Cry Five Pounds Off in One Night! Angst! I Rarely Cry
Looking for books similar to Qingshi.
Finished Novels That Leave You Awestruck and Linger in Your Mind
Short Tragic Stories That'll Make Even Someone with a High Tear Threshold Cry
Historical or modern settings are both fine.
Short Tragedies That’ll Make You Cry!
The male lead hurts the female lead for the sake of his white moonlight, and she never forgives him in the end.
Amazing Modern Romance Novels~😍
Here's a roundup of what's in my collection. These are seriously, incredibly good.
Bad Endings! Bad Endings! Bad Endings! Bad Ending Aesthetic! No Mindless Angst! Great Writing, Please!
I want that beautiful-but-tragic kind of romance, the sort that makes your heart ache as you cry!! Short stories, please. Thanks, everyone!
Extremely Short, Extremely Angsty Stories
No Angst-Ridden Novels on Tomato Reading Rated 9.5 or Higher
Tomato novels with absolutely no ultra-short angst stories, no heart-wrenchingly tragic stories, regardless of genre.
Looking for Tragedies, but Not the Idiotic Kind. Keep the Characters’ Values Straight
I don't want angst for the sake of angst. I like stories with sound values that are relatively realistic. Historical or modern settings are both fine, something like He Is in Yunnan and One and Only. My eyes are already swollen from crying...
Short Angsty Novels! They Must Be Short And Complete
Short angsty novels!
Any Redemption Stories Where the Man Saves the Woman? Please!
Anything is fine.
Since You Started Reading, Which Book Has Been Your Favorite?
Since you started reading, what's your favorite book? Which one is it, and who wrote it? What's the absolute best book you've ever read? I'm different, I have lots of favorites, hehe (๑˙ー˙๑). Hmm, I'm too greedy, reading several books at once.
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Finally, Xiaosen kissed the purple windmill, stained with blood, with deep affection. Before his eyes floated the image of… "Hey! Why do you like windmills?" "…Because you gave them to me." With each passionate kiss, Xiaosen was lost in the moment, and so was Yanli. She ultimately changed herself, becoming the person he had hoped for—just as he imagined, so dazzling.
This is absolutely the most stunning novel I've ever read, bar none. I've read it countless times, and it still touches me deeply, still moves me. The starry sky is proof of my love for you. That boy will forever remain in her memory, because she met someone so amazing in her youth that her heart could hold no one else.
Even the hidden stars are trying their best to shine. ✨ Unexpectedly, Xiaosen still left in the end. But before he left, he taught Yanli to love and embrace the world. It was Xiaosen who gave Yanli hope to keep going and not look back. Xiaosen said that he would be watching over her from one of the stars in the sky, and would never leave.
He said, "You should be the happiest girl in the world." He said, "We are family." In this ravaged world, Yi Xiaosen was like a ray of light illuminating Yan Li's world; they redeemed and warmed each other. What a wonderful Yi Xiaosen, what a wonderful Yan Li. Yet Yi Xiaosen still died in Yutong. He kissed the purple windmill, and his blood stained it red.
I was really moved to tears. Unlike other novels where everyone recovers from any serious illness, this one is very realistic. The author's writing is absolutely amazing. I was captivated from the first glance. I also hope that Xiaosen will be free from illness and disaster in his next life!
Yi Xiaosen: "Then look up at the sky. I will live on a star and watch over you. When you see me, you won't be so sad anymore." Yi Xiaosen: "But I want to make you like this world a little bit before I leave." Yi Xiaosen and Yan Li, two people trapped in darkness, became each other's light. Sadly, just as Yan Li finally regained her entire world, Yi Xiaosen was on the verge of death.
I've read countless angst-filled novels, most of which seem to be just angst for the sake of angst. For a while, I even specifically searched for novels that weren't mindlessly melodramatic, but I was always disappointed. I didn't have high hopes when I started reading this book, but after the first chapter, I knew it was different. I didn't expect it to surprise me so much.
We naturally assume that the protagonist, with their protagonist's halo, is invincible, but how fragile are humans? Some people are blessed but don't appreciate it. You'll never know what it's like for those struggling in the darkness at the bottom of society. But even those struggling in the darkness will do their best to break free and strive upwards to find that light.
It was a great watch, and the ending was also very good. Every character was well-developed. Gu was like the sun; he wanted to pull her out of the shadows, but he moved too fast, too fast. The coach and his mother placed pressure, honor, and fame on him, and the distance between them grew further and further, causing them to forget their original intentions.
This is the best book I've ever read. There's no mindless angst, just two lonely souls finding redemption in each other. Perhaps each of us has a desolate island within our hearts. When someone who doesn't understand you sees it, they might frown, feel disgust, or pity. They might want to save you, but they'll just stay there, telling you to live well.