Love in Casablanca

I have to say that I have read this book four times (I always thought I had reviewed it before) and added it to my n-read bookshelf grouping. The writing is very good and the logic is very coherent. In my opinion, it is normal to be unclean sometimes. At this age and in this life, it is a bit far-fetched to say that it is unclean, but I am less surprised in the first place (bu shi), I really like the tone of love set in this setting. I thought it was because be looked at it and my eyes were sore. Even when Mu confessed but Xiaojiu fell, I thought Mu could no longer be with Xiaojiu. I also wish the author's books will become more and more popular! Moreover, the title and cover really impressed me inexplicably! ! ! There is an indescribable feeling (maybe I am not good at expressing it). In fact, there are many places that really poke me. I feel like I will never get tired of watching them. The author of Me Mo [shy][shy][shy]

It's super, super good-looking. Wen Yi's temperament is so fascinating. It perfectly matches my XP. I love the part where Xiaojiu mixes wine and kisses and smokes. I love it to death. The writing is also very good. The plot is not bloody, but it has its ups and downs. The supporting characters are not single characters, but they are complex and multi-dimensional, very three-dimensional, and it is really beautiful.

I love the subtle emotional changes between Xiaojiu and Bai. The ending shouldn't be perfect, but sometimes imperfection is the most attractive.

When death is encountered in Casablanca, when Wen Yi meets Mu Bai, love is really addictive, whether it is Carmen's 151 Carmen's Xiaojiu that makes Mu Bai addicted, or the academic master Wen Yi who makes Mu Bai fall in love without hesitation, or the poppy who can't quit even after rejecting it countless times, the terminally ill Wen Yi who cannot love but dare not have the warmth of Mu Bai, pushing away and pulling back again and again, hoping that they can be happy, follow your heart, Wen Yi, he I really love you very much

Tomato's first book review is dedicated to such a beautiful love. The writing is also great, there are no skips at all, the characters are so distinct and strong, they match so well, it's a good thing it's H E, otherwise I would be really heartbroken. I feel embarrassed to read such a good book for free.

I discovered this treasure book. The tone of the whole text is a bit sad but fortunately it has a good ending. My original intention of reading this book was because the name of the book is particularly interesting and connotative. I also searched for Casablanca. Casablanca is the name of a city and the name of a lily. I hope that this book by the author can be seen by more people.

It's a very interesting book, please cheer me up [Sending my heart]

I haven't finished reading it yet, and for the first time I have the desire to write a book review. Instead of writing about tragedy, the pathos in the writing has always lingered in my heart, and the emotions are very delicate. It's as if he is not a reader, but a member of the text, watching them interact and entangle.

I don't know how to comment, or tell their stories. I don't have enough knowledge, and the rating has lowered the number of views. I hope more people can read it. It can't be summarized simply by being good-looking. I didn't expect to see such a good article during the book shortage. After looking at the author, I found that I have read two of the author's articles. I feel like I will read this article again and again. That's it. No amount of words can summarize their lives and the stories they experienced. *Emphasis added* It's really worth reading.

It's so beautiful that I can't stop watching it. The details are so detailed that I can't bear to say it. Why can't such a beautiful article be recommended? Hope runs in both directions, overcoming the darkness and ushering in the light