The Cool Campus Beauty’s Perfect Image Crumbles

Overall, I thought it was pretty good. It started on a university campus, with love at first sight and deliberate attempts to get close, haha. I really felt Tong Le was like a little white rabbit. The author's writing was also okay, and the writing about... Well, it was quite good, haha. It was just that the middle part was really heartbreaking, and I even read the Shen Mo extra chapter.

It's so good! The plot is tight, the writing is smooth, and the details are very well described. I read the latest chapter in one go. It's been a long time since I've read such a good book. It's very enjoyable to read. The author's writing is excellent. I love this book!

A misunderstanding lasting seven years is too long. Although it's glossed over, I still feel sorry for those wasted seven years. Overall, there are some minor issues, but nothing serious. There's no flirtation or misunderstanding with the male character; it seems the biggest contact she had with him was just a shoulder touch, which suited my taste perfectly. It's a very good novel, just a bit short. I want to see more of their sweet life afterward! 🥺

I never write book reviews, but I saw someone in the comments saying the protagonist has a mouth but doesn't speak, which clearly shows they haven't been reading the book properly! While seven years is indeed a long time, the author did a lot of work to resolve the misunderstandings between the two, right? And the protagonist did speak, didn't he? Aren't we reading the same book?

It's well-written, with good prose and a well-developed plot. The only shortcomings are twofold: firstly, the mother's role as the female lead (0) wasn't handled well; secondly, why wasn't the truth about the female lead's cousin revealed to her?

Oh my god, I've been a bit tired lately and didn't feel like reviewing any books. But I've recently regained my energy, and this book is quite well-written, especially the emotions. However, it feels like Shen Mo is in a dependent state, right? He's grateful to her, grateful to our female lead, right? So, the fact that they didn't end up together feels like there's a lot of dependence.

This book has a happy ending. Yan Jingyu and Tong Le showed me that loving someone can be incredibly deep, even to the point of overcoming deep-seated fears with the person beside you by your side. Although the author only briefly touches on this, it's still very relatable. Yan Jingyu keeps her love for Tong Le etched in her heart, her loyalty and trust in him unwavering.

It's incredibly good, highly recommended!!! Chinese people don't lie to Chinese people. I usually can't finish a book; I only read a little and then lose interest. But this book, once I started reading, I couldn't put it down.

Wow, this is so good! The only problem is the part about the car accident; although it's mentioned later, I still feel it's a minor flaw. Otherwise, it's so well-written that it makes you feel like you're right there in the story, and you'll be grinning from ear to ear the whole time! 😳

It's really good, and this is the first book I've ever read without missing a single chapter. Yan Jingyu and Tong Le are such a great couple, it's just a bit of a shame about Bai Xin and Lu Xizhi, I really shipped them back then. As for Shen Mo, she's hard to judge; personally, I don't like her.