Spring's Joy, Year After Year

My goodness, how can there be such a wonderful book on Tomato Bookstore? Without exaggeration, it's the best book I've ever read. Everyone is highly intelligent. The female lead, Shen Jiasui, after her rebirth, never showed mercy again, avoiding the cliché of heartbreak leading to disaster.

First of all, I've read a lot of historical romance novels and rebirth stories, and I'm a bit tired of them. But this one is very different. 1. It's a rebirth + time travel story. Although the female lead is brave and resourceful, the plot is quite reasonable. 2. The male lead is a time traveler.

It's really good! I wish it could be made into a TV series. If the actors are good enough, the portrayal would definitely be no less than Nirvana in Fire. It depicts the relationships between father and son, ruler and subject, brothers, and brotherly love. It portrays the crown prince, who is driven to his death by his father's jealousy and resentment.

I initially thought it was just another typical reborn female protagonist novel, but it turned out to be incredibly grand in scope! The writing is superb! The characters are vivid and well-developed! This book talks about faith and country: "There are things more eternal than honor, disgrace, comfort, and happiness, even more important than life itself—that is faith, and country."

Initially, I thought the resume was generic and didn't bother reading it after several glances. Having been in a reading slump for a long time, I accidentally clicked on this book, and the first chapter immediately captivated me. It didn't drag on or have many twists and turns; instead, it featured a fast-paced and exciting plot, a tragic and passionate backdrop, and vividly portrayed characters.

Give the script to the director of "Nine Layers of Purple," it's really amazing! It's so well-written! The beautiful emotions between the male and female leads, the tension and entanglement, and the atmosphere in the early stages are just beyond my comprehension!

What's rare about this book is that the protagonist is a time traveler. That's fine, but the key point is that before his time travel, he studied abroad during the Anti-Japanese War, joined the army to serve his country, and died on the battlefield. This perfectly explains why the protagonist has such an extreme sense of patriotism and a desire to benefit the people.

This is the most engaging and best-read novel I've seen on Tomato Books so far, and the author I admire most. Every character is fully developed and three-dimensional. The author not only tells a moving story but also a story of a life well-lived, conveying a worldview, values, and philosophy of life.

No wonder it got such a high score; it's a very good and complete novel. I urge all authors to embody these three points: filling in plot holes, correcting logical flaws, and ensuring the male and female leads are intelligent. If there's a problem, it's that I personally felt all the villains in the book were similarly evil, with largely the same motives and reasons for their misdeeds.

Waaaaah, Little Crab's writing is so wonderful! Every character is so vivid and multifaceted. Prince Xianhuai is like a white moonlight, so heartbreaking! Such a radiant and noble prince! A-Xun is also wonderful—gentle and kind. He truly raised Ye'er exceptionally well, and Ye'er relies on him like a father.