Let Me Bite the Stars

The writing is good, and the plot is not cliché. To be honest, I personally ship the Bai Niao (White Bird) couple. Love is always complicated. Even if the person in your heart isn't perfect, as long as they have even the slightest good quality, you'll throw yourself into it without hesitation, even if it's like a moth drawn to a flame, even if it means getting hurt.

This is the first unfinished novel I've ever read that I'd willingly give five stars to. I won't rave about it; it's just something I read to pass the time when I'm bored, but it's definitely not superfluous. I've read many books before, some sweet, some heartbreaking, and I've seen many reviews saying they made me cry from beginning to end, but for me, most of them were incomprehensible.

I don't know why, but it's truly moving. Bai Muye's love is arrogant and straightforward, Chen Mi's love is cowardly yet compassionate, misunderstandings and deliberate actions intertwine, and fate is uncertain. Ye Ying's love is too deep. As the author says, after traversing countless lands, perhaps a long wait is needed, but ultimately, happiness will settle in the ordinary.

It took me almost a week to slowly finish reading it; the writing is really good, it was a lifesaver! The early episodes of Xiao Yeying's bitter unrequited love were so heartbreaking, they really made me cry! Later, everyone grew up, and Xiao Yeying matured so quickly. She started out as pure as a blank sheet of paper, but later she was filled with all sorts of colors.

I almost missed out on a novel as poetic as it was because of its rating. The writing is exquisite, weaving together the good and evil of human nature. The protagonists' journey of growth is a blend of the harsh realities of life and the dreamlike quality of poetry, a mix of reality and illusion, heart-wrenching angst and bittersweet relief.

I finished reading it, and I feel a bit sad. To be honest, the author's writing is excellent. Sometimes, just when you're feeling really down, a phrase suddenly pops up that makes you laugh. While reading, sometimes I wanted Ye Ying to be beautiful on her own, and other times I wanted her to be with Chen Mi or Bai Muye.

It's really good! I especially like the relationship between Bai Muye and the female lead. If I hadn't read the synopsis, I would have really thought Bai Muye was the male lead. The male lead's character development is so limited, and it's really frustrating when he's misunderstood and doesn't get an explanation! The male and female leads meet very rarely, and they rarely text or call each other.

It's beautiful. Chen Mi's goodness is both his strength and his weakness. Others might hurt him because of his soft heart. Ye Ying's life began anew when she met Chen Mi. She was loved by both Bai Muye and Chen Mi, but in the end, she chose Chen Mi, the one who initially moved her heart. No matter what they go through, lovers will stay together. May all lovers in the world be united in marriage.

The author's concept and writing style are quite good. However, some of the actions of the male and female leads, as well as the second male lead, are a bit hard to understand. The male lead and the second male lead don't seem to respect the female lead very much; they just do whatever they want.

This is the first time I've reviewed a book before finishing it and without abandoning it. I feel this book is really to my taste; it's very good. There's no excessive male lead halo or anything like that, and I don't show too much favoritism towards the male lead, at least not in the early parts. However, I feel the author didn't write enough about the male lead.