After a Breakup, I Found Out My Best Friend Was the Cool School Beauty

I've read 50% of it, and so far, I find it a very interesting and lighthearted book. The characters are all full of youthful energy, and the jokes are used perfectly. The only downside is that it might not be very funny for people with a low threshold for humor. I hope the author keeps writing and doesn't get appendicitis (oops!) [Requesting more updates!]

"Half of life is mountains and seas, the other half is you." To be honest, I personally think this is the best romance novel I've ever read, even better than my senior's. Both books have reshaped my views on love. Love can be as passionate as Lao Bei and Nv Xia's, as calm as Jie Ge and Dan Jie's, and as reconciliation as Chu Chu and Yu Zai's. I wish Lao Gua and Nv Xia a long and happy life together, and I also wish that we can all find our own Lu Yibei and Ji Qingqian!

You know, a good novel needs countless characters to drive the plot, and the characters in this novel are all vividly portrayed. You know the aloof yet meticulous Qingqian, the warm yet slightly naive Lu Yibei, the love-struck Ma Jiaojiao, and the one who impressed me the most, Chu Chu. I believe everyone who sees this name for the first time will feel a deep impression.

I devoured this book in one go over the past few days, and the feeling is simply—comfortable!! The personalities of the male and female leads are truly fantastic. My brother Bei is gentle, considerate, and thoughtful, while heroine Ji is brave, straightforward, and charming in her pursuit of love. The character descriptions of the other characters are also extremely well done.

Seriously, this is so well written. First, let me build up my reputation: a 2000-hour bookworm, having read over 100 campus romance novels. Don't argue, if you do, you're right. First, the story revolves around the theme of a heartbroken simp finding true love.

Some of the author's sentences are very well-written, unlike anything I'd expect from Tomato (a popular Chinese writer). There are also many clever references, the plot is perfect, and it's incredibly sweet. The biggest problem is: is it really that hard to update ten chapters a day? I want to read ten chapters a day!

"The tulips at Prince Bay are in bloom! They're so beautiful, I hope you can come and see them..." "The willow leaves by West Lake are sprouting; it's really late this year, but a good spring is never too late..." "The wind is gentle, the clouds are light, the world is beautiful, can you see it...?" "The squirrels by West Lake are so cute..." "

Of all the novels in this genre I've read, this one is the most enjoyable. It doesn't artificially create conflict; it's understated yet extraordinary, uneventful yet engaging. It's a book that helps you relax when you're mentally and physically exhausted. It's just a little short; I'll update it more often!

It's good, with a moderate amount of plot points and a strong sense of everyday life. The male and female leads' personalities aren't formulaic, which is quite refreshing. Most importantly, neither of them drags on. By the way, let me also comment on other novel protagonists—damn, a bunch of cowardly lizards! Up to chapter 69, everyone except that guy surnamed Zhou is pretty good, and my roommates are quite interesting too. Hopefully, things won't fall apart.

The plot and writing are both excellent, and the character development is perfect (after all, there are pseudonyms, right? 🤭). Youthful exuberance and unbridled exuberance—this is what ideal youth looks like. Love, well, is inherently an idealized thing; reality may not be so dramatic, which makes this kind of idealized romance novel seem somewhat exaggerated.