Peach Ran Away

Hmm, I think it's a case of "letting things slide." From my personal perspective, the female lead could have gone abroad to study, but she chose to give it up because of love. I also think the male lead loved her so much that he didn't want her to pursue her dreams. (I read another short story before reading this one, and the two are similar.

I really like short stories like this; they're not drawn out, the plot and characters are simple, and there aren't any particularly melodramatic scenes. Overall, they're worth reading. However, I'm not sure if the ages of the male and female leads are wrong. The female lead went abroad for three years during her sophomore year, but the author says she's 27.

When I saw the part about the girl's crush, I felt like it was me. This male lead isn't your average male lead; surprisingly, he's not the traditional domineering CEO type, but rather a realistic portrayal of high-achieving individuals. While watching, he reminded me a bit of Zeng Shunxi (in similar roles). Fortunately, we still love each other. Fortunately, we met and are together.

I think it would be better for Xiaotaozi to study abroad. There's already a gap between them; only when both are equal can they be equal in marriage, and the gap in life will be smaller. But novels and reality are different, though. 😄😄 As long as it's sweet in a novel, that's fine.

I really liked this book. Although the female protagonist didn't go abroad in the end, it still resonated with me deeply. No one can guarantee what will happen in two years. In reality, two years is more than 700 days, not just a few chapters of a story or a few round-trip plane tickets. Life is unpredictable; we can't even guarantee what tomorrow will bring, let alone two years.

This book is so good, how come it doesn't have a high rating! I highly recommend it; the pacing is tight, and there's no messy plot. Simple love is something every ordinary person like us longs for. ❤️❤️

It was alright, but I didn't feel great about my time abroad. In real-life marriages and families, women should prioritize their future. Some women give up their jobs to be housewives. What if that marriage deteriorates? At best, they won't divorce for the sake of their children's upbringing; at worst, they'll divorce and lose their jobs and income to support themselves.

It's pretty good, though the ending felt a little rushed. Overall, though, it's still quite good. The author wrote it very well, and the male and female leads have really great personalities. I hope they'll be happy forever in another world.

This is my first time reading a novel rated below 9 points. I personally think the concept is quite good, but there are some shortcomings. Based on my many years of experience reading novels, I'd like to offer a few suggestions. First of all, the number of words in a paragraph should not be too many, otherwise it will look like a dark mass of words. This can be compared with other novels.

It's alright. Although the writing is a bit immature, the male and female leads have distinct personalities, and their feelings are pure and sincere. Even the best friend is portrayed with care and sincerity, without being perfunctory. The story has a happy ending and is worth reading. I sincerely wish the author all the best.