Light in the Night

The plot is understated yet flows smoothly, much like the protagonist's personality—subtle, yet possessing its own unique charm. Gu Yuran suffers from depression, but he is constantly trying to improve himself; Song Nanxi has a sharp tongue and a sarcastic remark, but also a hidden gentleness in her actions.

It's beautiful, not at all tacky, and worthy of publication 🤭

It was very ordinary, yet it possessed an indescribable passion.

It's fantastic! A treat for detail-oriented people! The plot is fast-paced and the characters are very engaging. I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story; it feels like there are a lot of foreshadowing elements in the middle. I haven't read campus romance novels in a long time, so it's rare to find something I like on Tomato (a Chinese online novel platform). And I really love the mutual redemption and reconciliation themes, hahaha! 🥰🥰🥰

This is amazing! It's a campus romance novel, and most importantly, it features two strong characters! I've been searching for this type of novel for a long time, and I've finally found it. Both the story and the character development perfectly match my expectations! It's hard not to love it!

Wow, that's great! The author's writing is quite good, and the plot is anything but cliché. The characters are wonderfully developed! I especially love how they're portrayed through small details. You can feel the characters' emotions between the lines. I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story! Hehe.

The story is natural and unexaggerated. I really like Song Nanxi; her character is very well-developed—attractive, gentle yet strong, aloof and unattainable. The development of the relationship between the two main characters is also very natural, gradual, like a slow-burning, flowing life. The romance progresses just right, not abruptly.

I really like it. It's simple and understated, like a gentle stream, interspersed with subtle moments of pain. There's no heavy, agonizing sadness, only a gentle, subtle melancholy. It doesn't deliberately create too many hardships and upheavals to intensify the relationship between the two main characters; instead, it's about the quiet, unspoken attraction that develops after they've spent time…

It's super good! I finished it in one go on the last day of my holiday last week, and I was thinking about the plot even during class. I really enjoyed it when I got back this week. As someone who lives in a dorm, my biggest wish is that by the time I come back next week, the author will have emptied their coffers and the story will be finished! [Please update more frequently!][Please update more frequently!]

I love reading about the seme's subtle, scheming thoughts. After learning that the uke likes the ocean, he bought a lot of ocean-related books and put them in the store.