Songs of the White Night

This book seems a bit depressing; it made me feel down. Male lead: He has had a crush on the female lead for a long time, is insecure, doesn't have the courage to get close to her, hates himself, and uses impatience to cover up his love for her.

The male protagonist's paranoia and delusions are at most a form of emotional disorder, such as anxiety disorder, which is different from schizophrenia. Schizophrenia definitely involves auditory and visual hallucinations, but the male protagonist does not. The male protagonist's aversion to the female protagonist, triggered by conditioned reflexes, wouldn't be as severe as depicted in the novel.

This is my author's second novel, and it's really good. It's so much better than other domineering and formulaic novels. Every character has a personality I've never encountered before, and the plot is very interesting. The one with Mo Qi and Yu Langbai is also very good. I recommend it!

This is a really good and exciting book; I didn't skip a single chapter. It's truly amazing that the male and female leads were able to get back together! Highly recommended!

It's quite interesting. The male lead is too insecure to trust the female lead. The female lead's retaliation lacked boundaries, was excessive, and didn't consider the future. The female protagonist's goal: to get married before age 26 and have a child around age 28. The male lead's goal: to be with the female lead (initially, he was too insecure to confess his feelings).

I read the entire book without skipping chapters. It depicts a person's growth from a vengeful youth to one who, despite having ulterior motives, is grateful and gives back to society—a journey of maturing from adolescence. While some chapters are unclear, the overall structure is good, and the characters are vividly portrayed.

The book is very good, but the rating is too low! It's one of the few books I've read that I felt was okay, but the rating is extremely low. I personally feel that a rating of around 8.5 would be more fair! The book seems chaotic and is a tragic story, but the entry point is realistic and not a typical, clichéd plot. The story structure is clear and logical.

The story is quite novel; the relationship between the male and female leads is full of twists and turns, ultimately ending in a happy ending. However, the endings for the supporting characters weren't great, especially for Chen Yu, who was initially my choice for the second male lead to become the female lead. 🤦🤦

Wow, I love the simple, everyday love story and the epilogue! [Upvote][Upvote][Upvote] Overall, it was quite good. I hope the author keeps up the good work! 🥰🥰🥰 The first half looks quite convoluted. The story after chapter 200 is really captivating! 🤭🤭🤭

I really like Chen Zhi, why can't I be with Chen Zhi?