Sixteen Years Gone in Vain, I Turned and Embraced the One Who Came from the Skies

Break up with Lin Wanwan as soon as possible. Your writing is quite realistic, I'll give it five stars. Xiang Nuan is a really good girl, I hope the male lead will stay with her.

I actually wanted to give it five stars, but I have a vague feeling that Lin Wanwan's brother and the male lead's sister are a couple, which makes me a little unhappy. I'll keep it for now and see how it goes later. If I'm wrong, I'll make it up to you later.

I really liked this book; I often imagined myself as the male and female protagonists. But in the end, it was all just a dream. I loved her, she loved him, and I chose to withdraw. I hope all the brothers and sisters who see this comment will meet a good partner.

I felt sad after watching it. I like watching it, but I still felt sad after watching it. Lin Wanwan seems like a child who is willful. Maybe it's because of her family. How should I put it? The Lin family and the Xia family are really a mess. If Xia's father had been braver back then, maybe none of this would have happened. So, I blame Xia's father. I just feel a bit sad.

Not bad! The Lin family's ending was perfect and satisfying: imprisonment, suicide by drowning, a car accident to clear their name, and begging on the streets. So, five stars! I just wonder how Xin Xin is doing; I'm a little curious, hehe.

This book really suited my taste. Xia Cheng's entanglement with Lin Wanwan was decisive yet measured, and his handling of Xiang Nuan's early feelings was appropriate, with their daily interactions remaining relatively natural. Overall, it was a good read. However, Lin Wanwan's confession to Xia Cheng after the class reunion, "We're officially together," always made me revisit the first chapter to see Lin Wanwan's mockery of Xia Cheng. I can only say that Lin Wanwan is truly insane.

Drinking eight glasses of water a day is difficult, but eating eight bowls of rice only requires you to say, "I'll treat you to a meal."

Everyone can live without anyone else, but no one can live without something to rely on... A high-quality romance novel is more like a pure love story set in an ivory tower; it has less utilitarianism and more innocence... May all lovers cherish the present moment and become a couple... I'll give it five stars.

I'm not giving it five stars because I don't like the feel of it; it's too artsy. I might have liked it if I were a student. I'm giving it four stars also because of the artsy style; it's good that it resonates with readers.

Please make that Lin guy go stand aside. I really like Xiang Nuan's personality.