Every Beginning and Ending Is Because of You

Zhou Chen, Lu Qingyu, Su Zhiyue… as each name appeared on the screen, I confirmed that they were real people, coexisting and growing in different dimensions of space. The work is finished, and each has its own destiny. For me, the greatest significance of this novel is proving that I possess the ability to complete a work of writing; the greatest gain is making a group of friends.

I'm a rather hard-hearted person and generally don't feel sorry for those who are pitiful, so I don't pity Lu at all. I believe that honest and upright people, even when faced with bad things, can still bravely face and accept them. Therefore, I particularly approve of and like how Su handled the situation after being misunderstood as having an affair.

It's a great read, with a captivating opening. It's a rare gem in the urban fiction genre, showcasing the author's strong literary skills. The first few chapters vividly portray the protagonist and Lu Qingyu, making it very engaging. It seems to be a love story filled with complex emotions, but unfortunately, this genre has a smaller audience.

The ending is good, and neither of the two women cheated on him. 2. I really like the character Su Zhiyue. Her love is deep and pure. She is brave and resourceful. In the end, the lovers are united. Keep up the good work, author!

Su Zhiyue is confident and wise, so she handles things rhythmically and steadily. Lu Qingyu is kind, beautiful, and demure, fulfilling most people's first love ideal, but she is willful, spoiled, and only cares about pleasing herself. Zhou Chen is timid and traditional, based on his childhood experiences, but he is knowledgeable and capable.

I read "Zeng Song" before reading "Yuan". When I saw the names Zhou Chen and Lu Qingyu on the book page, I immediately thought of the characters in "Zeng Song" and knew who Zhou Chen ended up with. At first, I was a little annoyed to know the general ending in advance, but as the plot deepened, it didn't affect my reading experience.

This book is indeed well-written. While it lacks a dramatic plot, it focuses on realism, depicting extraordinary people and events within seemingly ordinary lives. There are many reasons for its lower rating; the title isn't quite tomato-like 😅😅, but most importantly, the author writes a refreshing and heartwarming romance, not the typical son-in-law/son-in-law/cheating/power fantasy novels that…

Excellent! The writing is superb and immersive, perfect for quiet reading alone with a cigarette and a cup of tea. There's no hustle and bustle to savor the joys and sorrows within the book. It's not the kind of fast-paced, action-packed novel that leaves you feeling bored after a few glances.

This is a rare gem among online novels. I struggled with many parts, rereading it repeatedly. The author's writing is truly superb! However, the plot isn't perfectly constructed. I tried to understand the actions of all the characters from their perspectives, but Qingyu's story was somewhat incomprehensible, or rather, had some flaws.

It's indeed a very good work. I was a little confused at first, but it got really good later on. Some parts were written very comfortably, without any drawn-out dialogue or useless plot points. However, there were a lot of hints, so I still need to carefully recall the plot. The more I read, the more I wanted to keep going. It's quite realistic. I hope the author keeps up the good work!