Ji Xia, a psychologist, wakes up in ancient times as the stand-in for Song Yuan’an’s white moonlight. She’s nothing more than an unacknowledged concubine.
The marquis’s household is a deep pit, so living as a lazy freeloader is out of the question. But Ji Xia doesn’t want to end up dead either, so she manages to escape the marquis’s residence, only to find she can’t get away from Song Yuan’an.
The people of the capital: “I can’t understand why the Heir of the Marquis of Huainan likes such a coldhearted woman.”
Bian Mingyue: “I thought I was his white moonlight?”
Song Yuan’an: “I like the dark moonlight.”
Ji Xia: “You’re the dark one. Your whole family is dark.”
Both are virgins, one-on-one romance
I came from another book, and it feels like I only turned a few pages, so why is it over? This is an outline written by the author, right? 🤭 It's pretty good, but a little short. Forget it, go ahead and read the author's third book.
I have always read short stories, almost never commenting, and rarely giving stars🌟. I have been a bookworm for decades, and for the first time I feel that it is a bit too short 🤦, but it is very well written👍, and I still have more to say... I really like the author's novels, and my cousin is starting to get into trouble, so I must give five stars~
A four or five-year-old child should remember a lot of things. After being abandoned, at least the usual father, emperor, mother and concubine around him would scream a few times. It is unlikely that no one around would suspect the child's origin.
It's pretty, but a little short
I read Spring Comes Slowly. I thought it was a full-length novel. This is my first time reading a short novel. It felt like it ended so suddenly, even though the progress was already starting to show signs of progress. However, those who read the content are still left unsatisfied
It's well written, as long as the story is clearly told, it doesn't have to be a million words.
Maybe I've read a lot of longer ones, and I feel like the short stories are a little bit rushed. But it's okay.
Short and sharp, all-round, with a lingering aftertaste
The writing is very detailed, but the male protagonist appears too rarely. In the first 70 chapters, the male protagonist only appears in 4 chapters.
The big book is still very interesting, and it continues the typos in the first book I read 🤦, but it ends too hastily, and there are still a lot of holes left unfilled [crying with laughter]