[A guiding male lead, eight-year age gap, older man]
Also known as Floating Lightly
Blurb One
Unable to find a suitable place to rent during graduation season, Shi Zhou was starting to panic. When a friend found out, they asked their uncle, who was busy working at a conglomerate, to help.
When Shi Zhou first arrived at Nanzhou Bay, she felt awkward about renting the apartment. It was too large, and the rent was too cheap. She couldn’t shake the feeling that she was taking advantage of him.
But what happened afterward left Shi Zhou with no choice but to move into her friend’s uncle’s spacious apartment.
Blurb Two:
The world seems to follow much the same rules: what you cannot have, you cannot even hope for. But once you learn to let things take their course, everything eventually finds its way back to you.
Shi Zhou’s impression of Qi Yuze was that he was a gentleman.
Humble and courteous, refined and upright, disciplined and proper: any of those words could have been made for him.
Spend enough time with someone like that, and falling for him is only a matter of time. Shi Zhou never imagined they would cross paths, let alone keep finding their lives intertwined.
Qi Yuze doesn’t dispute Shi Zhou’s choice of words. People have many sides, and he will let her see every one of his.
Drawing on his own experiences, Qi Yuze opens up a path for Shi Zhou that she has never walked before.
He teaches her to stand tall. He teaches her not to be ashamed of her calculations. He teaches her to be herself, not for any other reason than that she is who she is, and belongs to no one but herself.
“Let go of old grievances, spare yourself your complaints, start afresh, and change your ways.” These words from The Unicorn Purse suit them both, word for word.
One-on-one romance, happy ending. The author is terrible at writing blurbs. Thank you for finding this story.
I was so convinced that I had already written a long review, but my phone ran out of battery and shut down. I'd better break it up bit by bit, so it's easier to segment. A very high-level book, the author has a very broad range of knowledge. Not only does it write about a lot of things that I know about, um, things that I've experienced. And at the same time, I learned a lot of new things. Generally, many other authors will put a brain storage place before writing the article. Of course, the author of this article did not open it, but I still lost my brain before reading it. Hey, I didn't expect that the author would always insert narration and leave blank spaces later. It was hard to read without thinking, so I got my brain back. After thinking about it, I discovered that I am very much on the same page as the heroine, and I am also quite on the same page as the author. The reason I share the same channel with the heroine is that I am at a similar stage of life as the heroine, and the hero's guidance to the heroine is also very applicable to me, and the descriptions related to campus life and studying abroad made me feel very involved, such as catching up for dues, smoke alarms, csc, etc. (The first time I felt that the author was a student, it was the Chinese-English word "take serious"). There are quite a few things in the book that surprised me and touched me, including the author's understanding of legal professions (when the heroine's mother appeared, I felt that the author was in the legal industry and they wrote that document every day. The author's writing style is really good. The original intention of legal people to pursue fairness and justice is also a point that touched me very much. It is really very humanistic. Huai!), Which are some points where my interests intersect with those of the author, such as opera (Kunqu Opera and Qin Opera, hey, it actually also includes historical allusions like Hong Fu Ye Ben), or the fact that I know Butterfly Baby because I went to chase Twinkle's pediatrician, and even some hot topics on the Internet, "Thank you from the drunk girl's boyfriend" and "You are already an expert in this field." What also makes me feel friendly are some slang and poems. I can't remember the slang at all, but when I read it, I thought it was very friendly. I also liked Shishihua very much at the time: But the sadness is not the same as Jiuzhou. Wang Shibei set the Central Plains Day, and he never forgot to tell Naiwen during family sacrifices. I was also very touched when I recited this poem. At that time, when I was young, I was relatively able to understand the feelings of my family and country, such as being a teacher, but I was still more ignorant about some philosophical issues. Looking at the later part, I think the author must be from a wealthy family, well-informed and has read a lot of literary and artistic works. Including that I went to look up the cufflinks, but I really didn't know about the cufflinks, and as I mentioned before, what I could learn from the male protagonist was actually the art of using humanistic language. But I think that part about the real economy may still not be completely correct. In fact, I may still know relatively little about some of the literary and artistic works mentioned by the author, such as some books and movies. Maybe because of the pressure of my studies, I have done something mind-numbing and read emotionally flowing literature. Hahahaha. Ah, actually the writing style is also very good, and some sentences are really philosophical! Nagging, nagging, nagging, I've almost finished what I wanted to say. Well, let's talk about a more normal book review, that is, the male and female protagonists are leading lovers in their early years, and their relationship is bland and warm, with no major twists and turns. The villain and supporting characters are also quickly eliminated, and the entire story is very, very realistic and very, very close to real life. Otherwise, I would not have so many common points. Then I think it may have some educational significance for girls in their twenties, thirties, and below. And then finally, because this is a very, very new book, hopefully the numbers will go up and up. Ratings have also gone up.
It's really beautiful! The author's writing style is also very good. The male and female protagonists are both smart people. The relationship development is very natural. If there are misunderstandings, they will be solved in time. If you are not happy, just say it!! The writing is really delicate and touching 😘😘
It's not bad. I read it without skipping a chapter. I just hate that I'm not educated enough. Sometimes I feel that Wen Zou Zou [covering my face] might just be the way literati like to talk?!
The author's writing is great. I feel that the writing style is very good. I don't understand some of the things that appear. [Top post][Top post][Top post]It looks good.
The literature is very delicate, I hope you like it!
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
I really like this delicate feeling!
After reading it, there are only two words: distressed
How could you miss such a wonderful article?!!!!
It was pretty good, but I didn't really like how the heroine lived a miserable life with male help, so I watched the beginning and the end.