Where the Flowers Have No Scent

It's a bit despairing to read. The writing is good, but I don't know under what circumstances a straight man (or maybe not) would fall for a man who forces him and doesn't care much about his feelings when he's being threatened or coerced. The setting is like a mountain, with all sorts of illogical yet logical settings weighing down on An, who grew up in a loving environment (or you could say it…

Before watching, the comments section made me feel that the protagonist was so pitiful, which made me even more curious to see how angsty it was and how it could get such a high score. But after watching it, I felt that the score of over 9 points was well deserved... The beginning of this work is indeed a bit depressing, but that's only the first part.

It's a good show. I especially like Xiao Chu; he's a bright, cheerful, and intelligent young man. I can really understand why others like him. His time travel was indeed a complete tragedy. Regarding his relationship with Si, although Si didn't seem to have done anything wrong, even as someone who likes stories with two male leads, I actually felt that Xiao Chu was happier with Xiao Yi.

The reading experience was incredibly smooth. The author wrote the books they wanted to read and did the things they loved, just stating it so frankly. The story was tight and fast-paced, a truly enjoyable read. The setting was very realistic and solid; it's rare to see such dedication from the author.

Please, please don't let it end in a bad ending... I think some of the detailed descriptions are quite good. Although the male lead wasn't great at first, the author portrayed his emotional changes very delicately. I also really like the male lead's personality. Wow, as a detail-oriented person, I really love bad endings! 😢

The author's writing is superb! The class distinctions of aristocratic families and their nonchalant attitude towards relationships—that's true nobility. They disregard rules yet have principles; this is the true meaning of a dual male protagonist story. He loves basketball and video games, and he also has a masculine personality. He's fantastic, incredibly intelligent, and a true power couple! Author, please keep updating! Please don't stop updating! Please! I beg you!

This was my first time reading this author's work, and I finished it in one go. The writing is excellent, quite engaging, and suitable for someone like me who dislikes BL (Boys' Love) but not forced relationships. The plot is really good. Everyone's ending is okay; those who wanted freedom got it, and the story's message is elevated.

This is absolutely fantastic! The entire story can be described in one word: awesome! The author's writing is so authoritative; the more you read, the more awesome it gets. So awesome! The more you care, the harder it is to let go. In terms of position, one is absolutely superior, and the other is absolutely inferior.

Ahhhhhh, this deserves five stars! It's so good! I declare this the most captivating novel I've read on Shizi in almost a year. I couldn't wait to share it with several friends, hehehehe. At first, when I saw the title, I was like, "What is this?!" Hahaha, seeing all the positive reviews, I wondered if they were fake.

This is the first time in a BL novel that I've wanted the main character's heterosexual relationship more than the official pairing! It's really good! The main character isn't the delicate, frail type, but rather has that carefree, sunny disposition between a boy and a young adult, giving off a lemony vibe!!