My Older Roommate Just Moved In and Wants to Kill Herself

Well written! The writing style and the values ​​are excellent. The fates of the male and female protagonists are incredibly unfair in the early parts of the story, but their encounter leads to a better ending. Reading about the female protagonist's experiences was heartbreaking; seven years of her life were wasted on such things.

Honestly, it's refreshing, natural, and feels very relatable (maybe because I've always been single). All the storylines are set against the backdrop of ordinary life, the mundane details of daily routines. What touched me most were the song request scene and the mutual understanding and support the two characters showed after confirming their relationship.

I love this book so much! I'm so happy to have witnessed Lin Shui and Wan Zhu, two people with such tragic fates, go from acquaintance to friendship to love. I truly wish them happiness forever. It's a pity that the author ended it so abruptly for some reasons 🥺 Anyway, this is probably the best novel I've ever read in its genre, and it's unlikely that any novel will surpass Lin Shui and Wan…

This is just my personal opinion, and if you have different thoughts, you're right (I've read over 80 chapters so far). The female lead is 27 years old and has paid off 900,000 yuan in debt through various means. From the chapters I've read so far, it seems the female lead's mental age is younger than the male lead's.

It's incredibly sweet with no angst, but it's not mindless sweetness; it's profound and touching. The story has two shortcomings. First, the portrayal of the supporting character Li Zhengguang is overly exaggerated and unrealistic. His unrealistic college entrance exam score in Guangdong is the biggest flaw (as is Shu Changqiao's score, and the mismatch between their scores and the academic…

It's very sweet. It's not the kind of sweet romance novels set in urban settings. The author describes many details of daily life, landscape layouts, and so on, offering a completely different reading experience. Regarding the author's comment in the conclusion that Wanzhu loses her temper in the first half of the novel, it is completely understandable. That makes her seem more like a real person.

A great book with a good beginning and end, delicate emotions, and excellent writing—a wonderful romance between an older woman and a younger man! The story can be roughly divided into a romantic relationship and a career storyline, which complement each other and create a unique flavor.

A great short story about two excellent people saving each other from dire straits. There's no melodramatic plot twist. While there might be a few flaws and shortcomings in some parts, overall it's very good, at least according to Tomato. 😘

Those who enjoy redemption, virginity, and sweet romance might want to check this out. It's too idealistic! It's so idealistic that it doesn't seem like something that will actually happen in 2024. I can't empathize with it; I can only envy it.

Honestly, the writing is really, really good. Having read so many sweet novels online, this one is no worse than the others. The male lead has a younger sister, but I guess she's not a single biological sister. So, I came up with a title for this book: Sunflower and Her Sun.