Tonight, the Starlight Falls

Reading this book really feels like reading the stories of people around you! The way Lin Nuanxing chased Gu Lin when he was a student was so real - he would remember the lemon tea he loved to drink, he would secretly save money to buy his favorite models, and he would secretly feel sad when he was left out but never give up. Reunited many years later, Gu Lin has changed from a silent young man to an investment banker who remembers her preferences silently. His unnaturalness when delivering overtime coffee, and his red ears when his feelings are exposed are all signs of a secret love that has been hidden for too long. There is no drama, just this kind of long-lasting two-way longing, which is sweet and practical. After reading it, I remembered the people I secretly liked in my youth, and it has great stamina.

What struck me most about this book was the "realism"! The relationship between Lin Nuanxing and Gu Lin is not a bloody misunderstanding, but more about the miss in growing up and the cherishment after reunion. Gu Lin's forbearance when she was a student was not coldness, but the low self-esteem caused by her family background; Lin Nuanxing's initiative was not love-minded, but the purest love of young people. When they meet again after work, he clumsily learns to care, and she slowly explores with her past minor grievances. Even the disputes reveal the delicacy of "adult love" - ​​they will consider reality and be afraid of making the same mistakes again, but they are even more afraid of missing out again. Make The author vividly depicts the timidity in secret love and the courage to go in both directions. There is no industrial saccharine, only the sweetness hidden in the details. After reading it, my heart feels warm.