With You, Even the Gentlest Breeze Feels Just Right

I'm so excited to write my first review for this book! Xiao Ah Qi's cool "Breeze Is Not Dry, Just Have You" takes the youth campus as the background and shows us a tortuous love story. The relationship between Gao Yang and Lu Yao goes from the initial heartbeat on campus, to Lu Yao's betrayal midway, to Gao Yang's dilemma. The plot has ups and downs and is full of drama. In the story, the characters are distinct. Gao Yang's persistence in dealing with feelings is moving, and his growth and relief after facing betrayal are also very delicately portrayed. Lu Yao's choice reflects the struggle of human nature in the face of material temptation. Through the experiences of the two people, the author deeply explores the relationship between love, growth and reality, allowing readers to see that love is not always smooth sailing, and growth is often accompanied by pain. However, the novel also has some shortcomings. Some plot twists are slightly abrupt, such as the emotional changes between Lu Yao and the rich second generation that change too quickly and lack sufficient foreshadowing. Despite this, this novel can still make readers think about love and life. It makes us understand that there will be ups and downs on the road to growth, but as long as we have hope, we can grow through setbacks and find our own beauty.