Jin An was born into a wealthy family and grew up adored. She was a bright, dazzling, carefree young woman, the kind of beauty that brought to mind the boldest, richest strokes on a painter’s canvas. She was radiant and captivating.
She and Yu Qingzhou of the Yu family had been childhood sweethearts, growing up together.
Everyone expected them to marry, but after the college entrance exams, disaster struck the Jin family. Jin An went to study in another city, and they were apart for seven years.
Marrying Yu Qingzhou was the last thing Jin An had expected.
One day, Jin An came across Yu Qingzhou’s diary. She paused, surprised that someone like him would keep a diary.
With his permission, she opened it carefully, as if handling a treasured possession. On the title page, a few lines of elegant italic English read
“I offer you lean streets, desperate sunsets, the moon of the jagged suburbs. ”
She recognized the poem and recalled the lines before and after it. Pressing her lips together slightly, she turned to the next page.
“She always says I’m too practical and not romantic enough. I never really understood what she meant.
Until today, when she came back from Shanghuai City, wearing a red dress as she stood at my doorstep.
At that moment, I regretted not being able to give her a bouquet of roses.”
I hope the author will write more about the resolute side of the heroine when she grows up.
After reading it, I found that some campus life will be interspersed with real life. In fact, it should be said that most of them are campus. The reason why they separated after the college entrance examination was because the heroine's father had an accident on the plane, so they separated, but maybe the author did not explain it clearly! In fact, I would prefer the stories after their reunion, but I rarely write them, most of them are campus stories.
Finished reading! A pretty good book, highly recommended! I like Shusui, and I also like Yu Qingzhou. "Things in spring are too shallow. I don't want spring, I don't want roses, I don't want the tears in your eyes, I just want you, I just want your whole day and night."
The author's writing style is very good, his knowledge is very broad, and his cultural level is very high. It's very interesting and eloquent, but it doesn't feel like there's much description of the relationship seven years later. I don't think the male protagonist's feelings are very deep. It's a bit strange not to have much contact for seven years. It doesn't make sense to have deep love and contact and not see each other for seven years. The article is more narrative style with not much dialogue. I don't know why no one read it, but it's still well written. I'd rate it 9.4 Out of 10. I hope more people will read your novels in the future.
It's very interesting, but it felt like it was finished in a hurry before it was even finished. I like the character of the male protagonist, but I kind of want to read the side stories between Shu Li and Lin Zhaoying. I finished them all in one day [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart]
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The writing is very good. A boy's secret love comes true. It's a double A.