The Moon That Moves with You

This novel is really good, I don't know why the rating is so low, I want to strongly recommend it. To be honest, I cried several times while watching it, not because it was angsty, but because I was moved and heartbroken. I felt sorry for the female lead and was moved by the male lead and his family. The female lead, Lin Shuyan, is a particularly pitiful girl.

The male lead's family spoils the female lead terribly, but her current happiness stems from her unfortunate childhood.

It's incredibly good; this is the first time I've ever read a novel in one sitting. First, there are no side couples. I love novels that focus solely on the main couple's story, without any unnecessary distractions. Secondly, the pace is very fast. It really progresses very quickly.

It's so good! The first few chapters really touched my heart and made me cry. I'm quite sentimental, so I got so into the scenes that I cried buckets.

The male lead is the female lead's salvation; it's very sweet. I cried at the beginning because of the female lead's family situation.

Author, please don't blame me! I felt the beginning of this novel moved a bit too fast, with events jumping from months to years to days, and the two years they were separated were all written from flashbacks. The remaining five chapters, Lin Ziming's side stories, are essentially repetitions of the previous novel, but overall it has a perfect ending.

It's a great show, and the younger brother's romantic storyline is very well-developed. However, I think the two-year separation between the male and female leads was really unnecessary. They could have easily explained it clearly. Why did they have to be separated for two years? That being said, it's really sweet! 😘😘😘😘😘 May they be happy forever in this parallel world.

It's very sweet and good-looking. The male lead is the female lead's salvation, and the female lead has liked the male lead for many years. But there are so many tear-jerking moments; I cried buckets! 😢

I read this book back in high school, and now I'm a sophomore in college, and I've reread it again. I've read it four times, using different phones and accounts. It's really good. The word count and number of chapters are just right for my reading preferences (because I don't like books with more than 200 chapters). The male and female leads are both wonderful people. There's a reason I've read it four times. Highly recommended! 😄😄😄😄

I really enjoyed this story. I love sweet romance novels because real life is so tough, and I just need some spiritual nourishment in fiction. I just don't understand why some authors love writing about manipulative women, scumbag boyfriends, and melodramatic plots. Aren't there enough harsh realities in life? Some misunderstandings are acceptable.