Guitar, Wine, and a Lone Blue Star

The first person is rare. The author writes very well and has a strong sense of text. It is not like a light novel or an online novel, but more like a physical book. I personally prefer this type. Reading it quietly brings out small touches, which is very touching. Come on, author!

The first person is rare, but it is not out of place in this book. It's different from other Tomato fan books. I think the writing is very good, real and vivid in terms of plot. It's obvious that the author has knowledge of music theory. I haven't seen the amount of writing devoted to music in other Lonely Rock fans. If you like it, please keep writing [OK]

"The Temple of Earth and Me" is the book with the closest writing style that I can think of. I hope it won't have any side effects. Everything is well written. After all, I haven't read much pure literature, but I like this one (I don't know if it counts) very much. Reminds me of Uncle Nanyao.

I don't know how many times I have said this tonight, but the writing is really good. It reads like an essay. It really inspired my long-dormant desire to read. I almost couldn't get enough of it. It even made me want to go to the library to find two books to read tomorrow. Wow, I will be bored to death if there are no new chapters to read.

It's a very good book. The design of the main character Lin Sangdi is also very distinctive, and it fits the theme of lonely rock. The first-person perspective may not be used by most people, but it's harmless. Keep up the good work, author 👍 What a great book, but no one reads it

Finally found what I was looking for, no emotional line. I like the writing style better, it's 10 or even 9 out of 10 beautiful. 👍 The protagonist is very realistic, and only someone who has truly experienced loneliness can write it.

Come on, very good

A breath of fresh air in similar themes. While truly grasping the characteristics of the characters, he also successfully wrote his own thoughts. The author is truly a wonderful person.

The writing and plot design are relatively mature. It has a more realistic feel than the original work. A rare masterpiece. It's just that the sense of reality itself is slightly disconnected from the original work.

Ten or even nine points of good-looking! The characters are three-dimensional and the descriptions are very pictorial, but the switching between first-person and third-person is a little uncomfortable (maybe I read too much third-person). I hope the author will work harder and be more articulate!