
A Lovely Spring Day
春日好时光
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 445k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I finally came across a book that describes the lives of ordinary people. It's not time travel, it doesn't have exaggerated skills, it's neither a prince nor a heir apparent. It's a short and concise story, but it describes all the different aspects of life in the city. The author's writing style is great, the story is eloquent, humorous, and the characters are vivid. It seems to be alive. You can feel his breathing, joy, anger, sorrow, and joy. After reading the book, what comes to your mind is the alive River Along the River During the Qingming Festival, or the folk version of Red Mansions. You may think it is exaggerated, and everyone may have different feelings. In short, it is very enjoyable and beautiful, and it is worthy of five-star recommendation!
It's so good. I really don't know why such a wonderful book has such a low rating. There is no space blessing and no random time-traveling. Although the story doesn't have many ups and downs, it still makes people unable to put it down! Great book!
This kind of pure ancient saying is rare. There is no time travel, no rebirth, no golden fingers, and no system. I personally think it is very delicate, the characters are clearly drawn, and the story is quite interesting. . The only problem is that it is too detailed, and some places are a bit verbose, so skipping over it will not affect your reading. It will be much better if you compress it and cut out tens of thousands of words.
I rarely comment after reading dozens of chapters, but San'er is an author with high emotional intelligence. The last book was very good. After finishing the last book, I felt that he was going to start a new book. When Qian Mimi opened the new book, I quickly put it on the bookshelf and read dozens of chapters. The writing style has actually improved, and of course I can continue to work hard! The characters and main plot are okay, and the supporting characters are still very interesting, such as the heroine's father and brother, and they are related to the characters in the previous book. It's pretty good and you can follow it!
It's a very interesting work. It only has emotions that come naturally over time. The storyline is very real and realistic and not exaggerated. It's warm, comfortable and inspiring to read. It's worth a read.
The narrated story is full of warmth and humor. The author's writing is very good, and this kind of novel is necessary to read. The character's personality and social outlook are in line with common sense, but also have a different flavor. It is a refreshing [love] in the online literary world.
I came here after reading The Story of the Chen Family. This book turned out to be very interesting. Live your life delicately and delicately. What I like the most is the descriptions of the minor supporting characters here, they are all vivid and each has their own character, and they come to life on the page. Maybe the low rating is because you haven't read enough?
How can I put it? The writing is really good, so I want to read on, but the story is not very attractive to me. After reading Chapter 80, I feel that the male and female protagonists have not made much progress. I feel that there are too many irrelevant things written, so I don't want to read on, but the author's writing is really good.
The characters are vivid, the language is humorous, and the civilian perspective is very down-to-earth. There are discords, cold calculations, but also warmth and care. I like the eldest son of the Song family. The brave heroine leads the family out of the mud with an upright heart. The male protagonist is also refreshing. He is not the cold, domineering, scheming, noble and unparalleled kind in the usual ancient novels. It's my favorite style.
This is a rare book. The male protagonist is not a prince, and the female protagonist is not a princess, but a common man. The depiction is flesh-and-blood, which is very attractive to readers. The only drawback is that the ending is too concise. Worth reading!