What!? The Professor Nine Years Older Than Me Has a Crush on Me?

I watched it all in one go, and I'm really looking forward to the day when the Little New Year is cancelled! 😎

How should I put it? They are emotionally sensitive. 1* The author's writing style is warm and relatable. It's very comfortable to read, like a spring breeze, warm and comforting; like the summer sun, intense yet just right; like autumn frost, subtle and untouchable; like winter snow, cool yet irresistible.

It's quite good, why is the score so low? It feels pretty good, the writing is good, and the plot is okay. It's just that a nine-year age gap might be a little too much; six or seven years would have been better.

This is a very unfortunate book. The female lead is well-developed, and the male lead isn't bad either, but after reading over 200 chapters, I felt there were some minor flaws that negatively impacted the reading experience. First, the frequent appearance of the ex-girlfriend, who doesn't really advance the plot but is constantly mentioned, even with the added element of her resemblance to…

Ahhhhhh, this is so sweet it's killing me! I declare this book to be the sweetest novel I've ever read while secretly reading it! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

This is the only romance novel I've been able to read from cover to cover without missing a single chapter. I've always felt that romance novels aren't like they are now, with you torturing me and me torturing you, with constant breakups and reconciliations. True love is often set the tone the moment you meet someone (of course, there are exceptions, some people just like heart-wrenching stories).

It's very sweet. Professor Chu is very charming, and Shen Nian is like a puppy dog, completely under his control. The story repeatedly mentions the male lead's past life with his ex-girlfriend. I suspect that Chu might have been that ex-girlfriend in his previous life, following the usual tropes. This story is really good, super sweet, I love it so much, I can't wait to read more!

It's incredibly heartwarming; there's nothing else to say. Aside from the protagonists' identities, it truly represents my dream life—growing old together is so romantic. The final line, "Don't be afraid every year, your sister will come to be with you soon," is poignant and touching.

This is a wonderful book, depicting the couple's journey from their first meeting to their marriage and their entire lives together. From the very beginning, I was constantly smiling; the author portrays the emotions with exquisite detail, especially their interactions. I haven't encountered a novel in a long time that made me want to read the next chapter after finishing one.

It's a good read. The author's attention to detail and the emotional portrayal are excellent. However, I hope the author can make the protagonist a bit more assertive and not always be controlled by the female lead. Also, please update soon! Keep up the good work, author!