Late Hour

In short, love is about the ordinary and simple. Life isn't all about dramatic moments and heart-fluttering excitement. Love is often hidden in the ordinary, unnoticed moments of a meal, a cup of tea, or a word. Don't wait until it's too late to regret it.

It's beautiful, but there's no sequel to Sui Shi's story 😭

It's good, but Sui Shi and Lu Zhan didn't have a happy ending.

What you hold dear will surely come to pass. (For lovers) Unrequited love remains unfulfilled. (The one who loves only the other) In love, the choices you make will lead to different outcomes.

This could be considered perfect love, right? The novel is written in a simple and unpretentious style, without excessive passion or scheming, and it's not some clichéd domineering CEO romance. But it feels very real.

It's a good read. Although the punctuation might not be perfect, and there are some typos and repetitions, since this is the author's first time writing, these can't be corrected now that it's finished. The pacing is excellent, neither too short nor too long. For example, it takes three years for the two characters to truly develop their relationship after their initial meeting.

The author's writing is excellent; it conveys a sense of quiet, enduring love that feels very real, as if it were happening right next to me. I really enjoyed the author's descriptions; they allowed me to immediately imagine how their love could exist without fanfare—just a picture, a sentence, yet their love filled the entire world.

It's beautiful, but it doesn't have a title, which is a bit disappointing 🤦🤦🤦

It was pretty bland, neither too exciting nor too sad, but the ending was a bit disappointing.

It's a very calm and sweet short story, without many ups and downs, but it's quite nice.