You're All I See Out of the Corner of My Eye

Well, I found this book in the angst category, but after reading it, I realized it wasn't angst, but rather the helplessness and inability to resist life. The female lead loves her mother and sister, but because she doesn't know how to express or communicate, their relationship becomes distant.

To be frank, I felt this book focused more on the female lead's life, and there wasn't much about the male and female leads together. I won't say more, that's just my personal feeling. 🙂

It was heartbreaking to watch at the beginning, but it got better and sweet later on. They may have missed each other in their youth due to various reasons or misunderstandings, but fortunately, they all had a happy ending in the end. May they love each other well in a parallel universe.

I haven't read many books, but I've read quite a few either, and this is the only one that made me cry. Especially the beginning, which mostly focuses on the female protagonist's family—it's so pitiful! Although the female and male protagonists didn't have a dramatic, passionate romance in this book, thankfully they ended up together, which is wonderful!

Life is imperfect, but adding the beautiful thing called love makes it sweet. The female protagonist's youth was sometimes difficult, but the male protagonist's radiant presence brought her a beautiful life. They met through shared experiences and, through the beauty of everyday life, blossomed into each other's hearts. Their love is beautiful. But their love isn't the only beautiful love. May all love in the world be beautiful.

It's good, sweet with a touch of angst, I don't know why the rating is so low 🥺🥺

It's quite realistic and very good-looking. Highly recommend it! 🥰🥰😳😳

It's pretty good, and I don't think it's too angsty.

It's really beautiful; simplicity is the true essence of life.

It's pretty, I like it.