
Summer’s Lin Huaze
夏临花泽
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 132k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
30Chapters
57Reads
3Listens
34.2kReads · all time
In booklists 3
Reader comments 12
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The plot has twists and turns and joy. Linxia and Ren go around in circles, and their three-life love finally gets married. The novel is very short, but it is not boring. The story is tightly connected. I hope the author will write a sequel. I highly recommend reading it to all fans of the Thai version of Meteor Garden. This article looks at the story of F4 from a new perspective and is worth reading 👍
After watching it for a long time, I just felt confused. I felt a little confused. I was very confused when I watched the part where the male and female protagonists were together. It may be that the author did not write carefully. I hope the author can make the plot more detailed and more logical. This may make it better to read (I don't mean to say that the author's writing is bad, I just expressed my opinion and did not deliberately disparage the author's writing).
Ahhhhhhhhhh~ not enough oooooooo~
It was okay, but there were one or two lines of plot that left me confused. Maybe from the perspective of the heroine, I feel that the heroine's liking for Hua Zelei is a bit outrageous. I always feel that he should be tortured later if he admits the wrong person (although he will definitely admit the mistake if he looks the same). But I feel that overall the writing is quite good. When I saw the heroine being kidnapped, I really burst into tears. Moreover, many of the plots are very good and interesting.
There is no actual change as long as Xia Lin saves Ren, I love him and want to change the plot
Big cheers for the author
Beautiful, thank you author
Nice looking. I personally don't like Lee Si Hyun very much. I hope the author will continue to work hard!
It was fine at first, but later on my cup couldn't turn around.
Woo woo XX The happiness suddenly disappeared