Clear Night and Flame

Li Yan x Ran Qingxiao: Love is a steadfast two-way choice. Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section. The male lead is six years older than the female lead. When the male lead was fifteen, there was a woman who influenced him but they never got together and who passed away. She only appears when the male lead is revealing his feelings to the female lead.

It's super good! I didn't feel like skipping any chapters. There were no misunderstandings or conflicts; the male lead's problems were nipped in the bud. The female lead is also very cool. The whole story felt refreshing and clean. I saw in the comments that there's a "white moonlight" character, but I don't really think so. Because of family reasons, he was studying for the sake of studying.

I originally planned to write a review after the book was finished, since there's still a lot of uncertainty about how the story will turn out before it's complete. But I just couldn't resist, so here's a brief, longer review. I've never really liked slow-paced books; I prefer short stories that are only a dozen or so pages long.

This book is very good. The only slightly off-putting thing is that the male lead had a white moonlight in high school, who later passed away. However, he was devoted to the female lead after they got together. If you prefer books where the protagonist is pure in both mind and body, I suggest you avoid this one.

This is a very good campus romance novel. The story of unrequited love is also very realistic. Some people can wait for their love to blossom and bear fruit, while others have their feelings nipped in the bud before they even begin. Although there was a chapter where many people had a lot of controversy about the male lead having a "white moonlight" (a term for someone with unrequited love), and…

It's very well written. Since Mr. Ran is much older than Ms. Yan, it's normal for him to have someone he's attracted to when he was younger (in real life, it's already quite rare for someone Mr. Ran's age to have only had one crush without dating). Changing his major for that girl can also be understood as youthful impulsiveness.

This is seriously amazing! I hope everyone doesn't just look at the ratings when choosing a book, because some books are incredibly good but haven't been discovered, so they have very few ratings, like this one. 🥰🥰🥰 I really enjoyed the first 80 chapters of this novel; it was just my style. But by chapter 80, I didn't like the male lead's ideas anymore. Personally, I think you either like it or you don't (this opinion is solely my own).

The story is original and really enjoyable! I hope the author updates soon! 🥰🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️

The book is great! Although there's a "white moonlight" plot point later on, the characters clarify the situation, and nothing actually happens between them, so the circumstances seem quite reasonable. I don't really understand those who are cursing in the comments and saying they're dropping the book.

It's very good, I don't know how to describe it. It's a bit touching. Sister Yan is cool and aloof, but she can be cute at times. Teacher Ran is very gentle and patient. She had her own redemption when she was fifteen, but the flutter of her heart then is different from the deep love she has now that she wants to have a future with.