Hating Spring’s Late Arrival

It's very beautiful. A person who should have died seven years ago met a person who, seven years later, was poisoned and traveling to the capital. This caused the consequences that occurred seven years later to resonate with the causes that arose seven years prior. It was precisely because of their encounter that the cause and effect seven years later had a perfect ending.

These days, stories with two male protagonists that prioritize plot and have a slow-burning, subtle romance are a delight for fans of long, serious novels. You can hardly find anything like this on Red Persimmons or Green River anymore. I'm currently around chapter 150, and the author's technique of switching between the protagonist's perspective in each chapter gives me a sense of wanting to…

The story is pretty good, with a clever plot that spans seven years to reunite the male lead. Those who prefer romance might find it boring, but I thought it was quite good. A 7 out of 10 is too low; I think it's better than many 9-point stories.

This is an incredibly good novel. Both protagonists are chivalrous and patriotic. Many foreshadowing elements in the story are later resolved, and everyone's fate and purpose are clearly explained. I stayed up several nights to finish it. Highly recommended!

This book is very well-written, with clear logic and well-developed characters. If you want to read high-quality literature, read it now!

Why does this book only have a rating of 7? It's the most engaging book I've read recently. It's not just about male romance; it's more about a captivating, meticulously unraveling murder cases and the truth behind them, as well as court intrigue. It's so much better than those typical novel formulas.

I stayed up all night to catch up, it's really good! It's been a long time since I've read a book with such a grand vision and a strong sense of national responsibility. The relationship between the male leads is also delicate and natural, with both sides having their own opinions, no melodramatic misunderstandings, and a united front against external threats, growing together as one.

The plot is well-structured, focusing primarily on the story. The romance between the two male leads develops gradually as they solve various cases, helping each other along the way. It's a great read! I've read the beginning of this book many times, but each time I gave up because I didn't understand it. Later, I finally understood—it's about the encounter of two different timelines. I'm so glad I didn't give up on this book; it's definitely worth reading!

This book is ingeniously conceived, with a tightly woven plot. Its descriptions of battlefields and martial arts are exceptionally vivid, and the characters are well-developed. Whether depicting the myriad aspects of human life or court intrigues, the book is remarkably realistic. It is a truly exceptional book.

It's really good! 🤩 The two male leads are both intelligent and work together, meeting, getting to know, and cherishing each other during the seven-year time gap. The cases in the book are also intriguing and different from the detective stories I've read before. There are a few incorrect character names that need to be corrected by referring to the preceding text.