Disclaimer! This is a sweet story about a couple of guys falling in love! Don’t overthink it!
The writing is average! Written to indulge my tastes! If you don’t like it, just drop it! Thanks!
Two male leads + top POV + quick transmigration + both pure + happy ending + pampered top + 1v1
Younger, coquettish, beautiful top; devoted, doting bottom
Shen Xizhou awoke from a dream with a line of poetry ringing in his ears: “The south wind knows my heart and blows my dream to Xizhou.” What he didn’t know was that this poem was a promise he and someone else had made to each other across lifetimes.
Shen Xizhou was bound to a System and ordered to play supporting characters in various worlds so he could return to his original world. The System said, “Play your roles well, work hard, and try to get home as soon as possible.” The System paused. “Host, I hope everything goes smoothly and that you’ll soon remember…”
In an entertainment-industry novel, he is the unattainable white moonlight in the protagonist’s heart.
In a cultivation novel, he is everyone’s beloved darling.
In a Republican-era novel, he is a frail, beautiful young master living under someone else’s roof.
In a school-life novel, he is a quiet, beautiful art student who spends every day drawing in the last row of the classroom.
In a space-opera novel, he is a rare SSS-rank Omega in the Empire, with off-the-charts beauty.
At last, when the missions are over, the two finally reunite.
Shen Xizhou and Gu Nanfeng were originally two souls born from a single line of poetry: “The south wind knows my heart and blows my dream to Xizhou.”
Across lifetimes, he is Xizhou, and the other is the south wind.
Let me be frank: the inspiration for this book came from a single line of poetry. "The south wind knows my heart, blowing my dreams to the west." Those fourteen characters struck me like a ton of bricks: isn't this a promise for all eternity? And so, Shen Xizhou and Gu Nanfeng were born. Xizhou, Nanfeng—their names are bound together; where can fate possibly lead them?
I've only watched the first one so far. The word "laughed" is repeated too many times, and the story title appears too often; it doesn't need constant emphasis. The rest is okay. I'll watch more. 😳
It feels nice; the young couple is so sweet and reassuring. It's just that I feel the line "The south wind knows my heart, blowing my dreams to the western continent" is used a bit too often; it seems like I see it all the time.
After watching the first world, I felt it was so gentle. Xizhou is so cute and loves to act spoiled 😳 Nanfeng is cute too, and their relationship has that gentle, flowing quality.
It's quite good, the storyline is even better, it's a slow and steady read, and sweet.