Fuyu

I've read half of it, and I keep feeling like the female lead is a lot like me. When facing life and relationships, she doesn't believe in love, just wants to be alone, is mildly depressed, doesn't like emotional interactions with others, and is very straightforward. However, what she says and the emotions she wants to express are never the same, and she regrets saying things afterwards.

The author's book is very touching; I couldn't help but cry while reading it. Mu Nanxi embodies the qualities I aspire to. For someone suffering from depression, the love, care, help, understanding, guidance, and support from those around them, especially during crucial moments, is invaluable. It's truly wonderful to do what you want.

Absolutely amazing!!! I really love the female lead. At first, knowing Su Yu wasn't exactly a virgin made me a little uncomfortable, but I kept reading and really loved the story. The female lead has depression, and the male lead falls in love with her at first sight. I usually really dislike prodigal sons returning home because I find it disgusting, but this is truly my favorite.

Overall, I thought this book was very good. The female lead's personality was very distinct, but the male lead was a bit promiscuous in the early stages, which I personally found hard to accept 😢. Also, the ending felt a little rushed. Aside from that, the second male lead was actually quite good.

God knows I was reading this novel with dark circles under my eyes, and my pillow was soaked with sweat. The male lead in this book is the first male lead I've ever thought was really good (I mean, he's had many girlfriends, but I still think he's great), except the ending was too quick. This is also the first book of this genre that I read without skipping chapters.

📖My heart aches for Mu Nanxi, who was disliked, resisted, and rejected since childhood. I'm so glad that Zhou Shuyi was there for her during those ten years. Depression is hard to control. During the day, she hides a seemingly healthy, happy, aloof, and carefree persona...

A fantastic book, unconventional and engaging. I stayed up all night to finish it, but I felt a little unsatisfied. It's a book permeated with a sense of melancholy and sadness from beginning to end; it touches on youth and growth, leaving you feeling down after reading it. My biggest regret is how unfortunate Zhou Shuyi's story is, and Lin Nan's story could easily be a whole book too—it's too short, I didn't get enough!

Even though the ending was happy, I still couldn't help but cry. This book is truly wonderful, and the author's writing style is excellent, unlike many other works; it belongs to a different style altogether. I hope this book by the author becomes increasingly popular.

It's a very good short story. I didn't cry at the beginning, but when I saw Yu and west facing a table full of food, I couldn't stop crying. The tears just flowed like they were free 🥺😢😢

This book is fantastic! Lately, I haven't been able to get into anything I read because the plots always seem clichéd, but I finished this one. It's a shame the story is so short, but it's fortunate that I witnessed its beginning, its development, and its ending. There are many regrets in this book, but they all seem to have happy endings. I hope this book becomes a huge hit! I hope that people who like YY will live their lives to the fullest.