Esports: You Camp Them, I'll Carry

The author so realistically portrays the emotions of the two teenagers. The tender care amidst the noise, the blushing warmth of their eye contact, the painful contradiction of their love being forced apart, and their finding each other's haven in the midst of life's hustle and bustle—I especially loved the earlier part where they meet again at home.

The author really wrote it very well! Although the ending felt a bit rushed, many details in the story were tear-jerking (or maybe I'm just easily moved to tears 🤦). In the end, An Yang finally heard her mother say "I'm sorry," and I couldn't stop crying when I saw that. Hmm, I'd still suggest the author include some side stories, both long and short, otherwise it feels a bit rushed 🤦

You've come to this world, so go see the sun with the person you love. Living like an observer makes things much easier. Perhaps only those who take the initiative will reap the rewards, while those who humbly harbor unrequited love can only remain silently in their secret affections.

Not bad, keep writing. So beautiful, waaaaah!

It's very well written; the love between An Yi and Ning Zheng is so touching.

The ending was abrupt, but incredibly moving. This book clearly portrays the issues between esports players and also vividly depicts the lives of some individuals.

This is an exceptionally good read; I highly recommend it.

When will you write another book, author? I'm so excited, it's so good!

The writing is good, but the ending felt a little rushed. Keep up the good work, author!

Great! Keep up the good work, author!