I Would Rather Lose the Fleeting Years Than Lose You.

This book review may contain spoilers, so read with caution! I read it in junior high school, and I thought it was awesome. Now that I have graduated from college, I look back and think it is quite good. I just felt that the first few chapters were too ink-filled, and I couldn't accept it at the end. [I almost cried] I really hope that the male and female protagonists can reconcile and write it sweetly for me to read [I almost cried]. The language of the whole book is good, but there are a few adjectives in the middle that appear too frequently, which affects the reading experience, and the foreshadowing is too long. In the end, I was shocked and ended, it's over! I was left looking at the "Complete Book" page... Anyway, it's pretty good! I deducted one star because I don't like be ()

Wow wow, who knows, the first time I saw this book, I saw it on my mind. It was a novel that I got into very early on. It's really good.

I read this novel in junior high school many years ago. It's a pity that there is no second volume. I like Ye Feiqing very much.

The writing style is very good, and the tone of the whole text is melancholy☹️. I still felt uncomfortable after reading the ending in advance.

It is written interspersed between the present and the past. The author makes a good connection, but if you don't read it carefully, you feel that the author has left some holes [smirk] [smirk] and is full of emotions. It would be nice if there was a side story

I read it in elementary school and thought it was very well written. It is really the White Moonlight for me.

The writing is good and the plot has ups and downs.