Contentment in the Little Things!

I came here after reading about Da Wuwu and Lele. The author is so good at writing this kind of mutually healing love. The writing is simple and down-to-earth, but it always brings tears to my eyes. Life is only about 30,000 days, and I'm content with the simplest things. I really love this author.

I especially love this book, it's really good. The more I read, the more I felt that Yan Zhengke loved Xiaoman very much. He was possessive, capable, and had the ability to take good care of him. Most importantly, he was a steadfast lover. He even made his own parents Xiaoman's adoptive parents. I remember his grandfather calling to ask him what they should do if they broke up with him, and he said to treat him well, that he deserved their kindness. The author is fantastic.

The plot wasn't quite what I expected. I had read the book with Tang Shaowu and Su Weile first, which featured the two main characters from this novel, so I had a general idea of ​​what they were like. However, after finishing the book, I noticed a significant difference in the appearance of the same characters between the two novels.

It's truly amazing! The characters are vividly portrayed, the story unfolds naturally, without any forced sentimentality or contrived affectation. There are no contrived plot devices or disgustingly refusing to speak for the sake of drama or sympathy. It's pure storytelling! I love the character development, and the language is humorous.

I truly love every book this author writes, whether it's "Xiaoman Ji'an," the one about Xiaoyuduo, or the ones about Zhuo Xiaofan and Qin Dashao, and of course, Cun Lele's. The characters in each book are so well-developed and nuanced! The emotions are so genuine!

It's a great read, but I prefer Lele from the author's other work. Xiaoman is a little disappointing; perhaps the author portrayed the character more deeply. His childhood environment definitely had an impact. Lele grew up in a loving environment, so he's full of love and acts generously and passionately.

It's fantastic! I don't know why the score is so low; I almost missed it! Highly recommended! Fans of male-male romance shouldn't miss it. The writing is smooth, the plot is vivid, the emotions are delicate and sincere, and the characters are lively and lifelike. Dr. Yan is aloof and cunning, with superb medical skills, a good family background, and is handsome.

The story is of medium length, from meeting and getting to know each other to staying together and loving each other. Xiaoman and Dr. Yan are really a perfect match. It doesn't matter who pursued whom; what matters is mutual understanding and trust. May these two, so perfectly matched, continue to be happy together. ❤️The writing is good, but there's room for improvement.

I came from the one on Duoduobao. Xiaoman in this book is kind but also a bit insecure. Fortunately, she gets better later and has a happy family where she can feel secure. Dr. Yan is controlling and domineering, and also very stingy and jealous, but he's genuinely good to Xiaoman. He handled her previous family situation well, cutting off her hopes and severing the wounds from her past.

This is the third book by this author that I've read, and it's still incredibly good. This book starts with a little bit of angst, gradually becoming sweet and happy, culminating in a feeling of growing old together. The author writes so well! 👍👍👍 Looking forward to your fourth book. Keep it up! 👍