The Everyone's Favorite Project

It's great! This is what a true heartthrob looks like. He's loved by so many because what he does is worthwhile. People don't like him because he's a heartthrob; they like him simply because he is who he is. Their patriotism is truly touching.

It's super, super good-looking. It's not the kind of clichéd "love at first sight" trope where you fall in love just because of his looks. It's because Choi Ji-hak is a truly virtuous gentleman who deserves everyone's love.

That's it! This book was truly excellent. The main characters were incredibly vivid, not confined to romance but filled with themes of righteousness and national duty, yet it didn't forget to portray the ordinary people. Each character was worthy of praise and tears, though there were occasional unexpected twists. The foreshadowing was also very well done, making you really want to see what happened next. A truly superb book! ^O^

Cui Zhihe is an imperfect person. He's not always calm and stern; he can joke with friends when he's happy, and he can be cowardly when faced with setbacks. He also has a dark side. But it's precisely because of his imperfections that the character becomes more rounded, three-dimensional, and vivid.

I initially started reading this novel because I was looking for a typical plot and was drawn in by the "heartthrob" character. However, I later discovered that the author's writing is truly excellent, and the story isn't cliché at all. The author crafts a vivid and relatable protagonist, a fully fleshed-out individual.

It's rare to see a book with this kind of "heartthrob" theme; it uses a different format (I'm not sure what word to use to accurately describe it), but it certainly lives up to the title, because I genuinely like the characters in the book. There's no absolute good or evil; from each person's perspective, they might all be right.

This book, imbued with a sense of national righteousness, the true integrity of a civil official, and the refined demeanor of a gentleman, is destined to be a bestseller and a cherished memory for many. How fortunate I am to have read it so early in its run!

How to put it? I felt very sad after finishing this book. The title and the content are completely mismatched. Perhaps they are somewhat similar. Cui Zhihe is a heartthrob, yet also the last ray of light in our hearts. Or perhaps he wasn't even a heartthrob, because his experiences weren't like those we're used to.

I clicked on it by accident, what a trait! I didn't finish reading much. The writing is excellent, fresh and moving. The following is the charm of the author's words; language is an art, truly breathtaking, deeply moving, leaving one with unspeakable sorrow and profound gratitude. Without further ado, please enjoy.

The writing is exquisite and beautiful, like a spring breeze and summer rain, lotus blossoms and lotus roots—elegant yet fitting, not highbrow for the elite, but relatable to everyday life. It can be said to be the most refined and elegant piece of writing I've seen on Tomato, perfectly conveying the scene and emotions, painting such a vivid picture.