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"The rainy season of youth not only trapped him, but also Wen Yuantang, the bystander." That's what drew me in, and the passage in the main text is fantastic too! Lin Ting gives off a gentle vibe, while Wen Yuantang is composed and reserved, but the tension between these two when they meet is incredible—they're such a perfect match! 💕

This is so good! 😢😢😢 I absolutely love this setting, I can't find a substitute! Lin Ting's character is totally my cup of tea, and it's a perfect match – both characters are virgins, and the older man/younger woman dynamic is great. The writing doesn't feel immature at all. I especially loved their second meeting (at the banquet) where they kissed!

I personally really like it. I stumbled upon it by chance, and I feel like the title is holding me back. The main characters haven't appeared many times, but every time they do, it feels like a memorable scene. I especially love the scene where they pass by in the rain from Wen's perspective. I'm a huge fan of the older man/younger woman trope.

The author is really satisfied with their book, giving it a thumbs up 😂 But it really is a great read, with delicate emotional descriptions that don't feel abrupt. The scene descriptions are also very well done; you can almost picture the scene after reading it once. Plus, Lin Ting's character is great; she seems a bit like an intellectual type.

The best Lin Ting in the world... Her writing style is so delicate, like a clear stream. She's really good at describing scenery. It's absolutely gorgeous! I rarely leave reviews or comments, I even changed my name and asked for tags and impression poems. Thank you for entering my world. Listening to the rain on the eaves

The rating is a bit low; I think it can be raised. There aren't any major issues so far; I've read up to chapter 40. It gives me the feeling of a love that flows gently and steadily. If I had to describe it, it would be like a babbling brook in a dense forest, clear and small, but surrounded by lush and verdant flowers and plants. Perhaps this is what a guiding lover is like.

It's a very good read. Lin Ting had some unresolved issues from her childhood, including jumping into the water (I think) as a child, only to be rescued by Wen. After Wen rescued her, he would visit Lin Ting, though Lin Ting didn't know... I don't know how to describe it, but it was very sweet.

Super, super good! The writing is very comfortable, and the plot flows smoothly. However, I feel there are too many characters, which might make it a bit cluttered at first. Also, Qiao An'nan should just maintain that clean-cut young man image; avoid the naive and innocent charm. Don't use overly deliberate language; just keep that feeling.

This novel is beautifully written, and it really resonated with me. At first, I might have thought their attraction was sudden, but after carefully considering the author's description of "that rain in childhood," I realized that their affection for each other wasn't just superficial liking or habit.

It's so sweet and reassuring, and it's really beautiful. A touch of happiness 🥰🥰 The protagonist's family is so happy; it's truly the kind of perfect family that raises a perfect child (maybe that's a bit of an exaggeration), but that's definitely the feeling. And personally, I feel the two most wonderful things about the protagonist are...