Confess When the Wind Picks Up
趁风起时告白
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- Completed
- Length
- 456k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Youth Sweet Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Turns Out He Didn’t Stop Loving, He Just Stopped Loving Me
High-Quality Novels Where the Male Lead Has to Beg for His Wife Back
Are there any high-quality groveling-after-the-breakup novels? In some of the ones I've read, the heroine is such a pushover and the hero is an idiot. Please help a friend who's in a reading slump!
I'm Extremely Picky and Out of Books. Only Recommend Absolute Masterpieces
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I’m a Sucker for the Groveling-after-the-breakup Trope. I Just Love Watching Them Win Their Exes Back
Unrequited Love Stories!!! It Absolutely Has to Be Unrequited Love, I Really, Really Love Them
Legendary School Novels, Please!!!!
Looking For Novels Where the Heroine Secretly Loves the Hero!!!
Looking for a story where the female lead has had a crush on the male lead for a long time, but he doesn't like her at first and has no idea about her feelings. He finds out later. Please!
Any Stories Where the Male Lead Initiates a Breakup, Then Gets Super Jealous?
The Heroine Is Easygoing, and the Male Lead Grovels at the Highest Level to Win Her Back
The female lead isn't a naive sweetheart.
Hurting His Wife Is Fun for a Moment, but Chasing Her Later Is Hell, Happy Ending, Incredibly Satisfying
The Male Lead Doesn’t Love Her, and the Female Lead Finally Lets Go and Moves On
Come on, Give Me Some High-Quality Novels
I'm a picky old hand when it comes to books.
Secret Crush Stories With an Ordinary Heroine, Not a Quiet, Top-Student Type
Military-Political Families, Beijing's Young Masters, Shanghai's Richest: I Want a Glimpse of High Society
Childhood Sweethearts Hurt Each Other, Then Reunite After Years Apart, Happy Ending
Childhood sweetheart hurts her, they reunite after a long separation, happy ending.
The Male Lead Was in Love with Someone Else, but Later Falls for the Female Lead
The heroine is the hero's friend and has a secret crush on him. Later, the hero falls for someone else, and it hurts her to watch him pursue the woman he likes. That woman doesn't return his feelings, so he goes through the same heartbreak. Eventually he falls for the heroine and has to grovel to win her back.
Books That Seem Ordinary but Turn Out to Be Masterpieces
Some books get hyped into popularity, while some masterpieces are overlooked or buried. But everyone has different tastes, shaped by age, environment, and personality. Everyone has their own personal 9.9-rated masterpiece.
The Male Lead Hurts the Heroine for His Own Reasons Early On, Then Grovels to Win Her Back
Please recommend stories where the male lead initially approaches the female lead with an ulterior motive, which she knows about. Later, his motive is exposed and he accidentally hurts her. Then he has to win her back.
Looking for a Second-Chance Romance With Some Angst. I Don't Like Stories That Are Sweet All the Time
He Gets His Kicks from Tormenting His Wife, Then Has to Beg for Her Back. Completed
The arrogant CEO is satisfying for a while, but once he comes to his senses, the heroine wants nothing to do with him. After they break up, all her secret identities come to light.
Youthful Campus Romance, Great School Stories
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High-Quality Urban Wish Fulfillment Blending Daily Life and the Workplace!
The Male Lead Shatters the Last Glimmer of Light in the Heroine’s Eyes With His Own Hands
The heroine is heartbroken, leaves the country, then returns with a bang, but no longer loves him.
Looking for a Story Where the Heroine Has Given Up and the Hero Grovels to Win Her Back, Miserably and to the Bitter End
The male lead treats the female lead coldly. Then she has an accident and gives up pursuing him, and he turns into a pitiful, groveling simp. I want a story like that.
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It's a really good read! The author's writing is excellent, and the character portrayals are superb. I've read some comments from other readers, and there's some controversy. I'd like to share my perspective here. Honestly, I don't think readers need to morally judge Senior Nan. Isn't it normal for him to be with other girls?
A young girl's heartbeat is like a long, resounding bell; it doesn't need to be explicitly stated, it echoes in the heart with the slightest breeze—it's truly beautiful! The female lead always uses the excuse of fewer people in the upstairs restroom to see the male lead; this is the essence of unrequited love during school days. Looking back on all the heart-fluttering moments across the years, you are the one who takes the lead.
It's really great! First of all, I have to praise the author's writing style—it's absolutely superb! And then there's the happy ending for everyone! The female lead is clear-headed, idealistic, has faith, and a strong moral compass. The male lead is also amazing; he jumps into the sea for love, giving all his tenderness to the female lead.
It's so pretty and super sweet. The book contains many descriptive sentences; any few of them could be used as a piece of copywriting. The author's writing is incredibly delicate and gentle. I feel this book is very close to reality. I've been reading on Tomato Bookstore for four or five years (and also some popular novels not available there), so I guess I'm a seasoned bookworm.
I really, really love this book. The ending is very satisfying; everyone finds their own happiness and meaning in life. (There are no epilogues, but I think it's already complete and good enough without them.) It's also the only book I've ever finished reading. I just don't understand why the rating is so low. By the way, the author's writing style is quite good, with many beautiful sentences.
This is a really good book. The first half really captures the feelings of inferiority that come with unrequited love in school, as well as the cautiousness after getting together, and so on. It's very realistic, without too many clichés. I hope to see Jinjin confidently and publicly announce her relationship with Nan Ge later on! 😳
It's so beautiful, so incredibly beautiful!
I'll write my review after finishing this book. The girl secretly loves the boy, and unrequited love is always so vulnerable. Even though the boy went abroad for another girl, he slowly realized how important the girl was to him. He then worried he was imagining things and decided to pursue the girl. Many people say the male lead is bad.
Chi Jinjin's unrequited love resonated with me deeply. I cried four or five times late at night while watching it. I felt sorry for Nan, but also happy for everyone who got their wish. Chi's unrequited love succeeded; they had the proper marriage ceremony. I've watched it several times, and I'm moved every time. I love it!
It's quite good. The author's writing is excellent, especially the environmental descriptions, and the sexual content is also quite fresh. Some people say the female lead is too humble in the early stages, but this serves as foreshadowing for her growth later on. When the male lead gave up his future to go to South Korea for Lin Shuya, some people started criticizing it.