Mutual firsts + love at first sight (female author x musician)
Lixing1 is a musician who only writes and composes songs for other people.
None of his fans know what he looks like, and none have ever heard him sing.
Even fewer know that he dreams of holding a concert.
On a rainy day in August, Yu Mian saw a pair of long-fingered hands tapping on the steering wheel inside a car at the station. Each tap seemed to strike her heart.
Later, the owner of those hands held an umbrella over her and gave her his coat, as well as the umbrella.
A roadside cafe was playing Lixing1’s new song, “Wandering Child.”
“A wandering child runs with the wind, while the downpour washes every sorrow away.”
Lixing1 searched for her all over the internet, saying she had used a line from her book.
Before long, she became famous, along with her book.
“I don’t even know how to bring it up with him, and he hasn’t messaged me either. Does he think I’m putting on airs?” Yu Mian accidentally sent Li Xingye a message meant for her best friend.
The next day, she received a long message.
Li: Hi, I’m Li Xingye. I’m 23 years old and 186 centimeters tall. I have a Samoyed named Ziyou, and I live at No. 1307, Floor 13, Building 16, Huagang, Dongcheng. If the weather’s nice and you’re free, how about meeting up? You can pick the time.
Not long afterward, Li Xingye released a song called “14:32.”
It went viral across all the major platforms and shot straight to number one on music apps everywhere.
It was the first time he had sung since becoming famous.
He posted on Weibo:
“This time in August, I met the person I want to protect for the rest of my life. This song is for my Mianmian.”
It's really good! This is the first book I've found that so perfectly matches my criteria for romance. The slow and steady flow is very comfortable. Although the male lead falls in love at first sight, it doesn't feel uncomfortable at all. I highly recommend it. Just why is it a serialized story? 😢😢😢😢
The text is full of clever little details, such as the names of the male and female protagonists, which have origins: Yu Mian (于眠), meaning "spring waters are bluer than the sky," and "sleeping on a painted boat listening to the rain"; and "the Milky Way stretches across the vast plains, the moon surges in the great river." The writing is quite good; the author's writing feels very delicate.
Reading this book, I was struck by how the story reveals profound emotions in the ordinary and tenderness in the mundane. The characters are well-developed, the plot is logically sound, the pacing is gentle and flowing, and the delicate narrative seems to offer a glimpse into life and the human heart. In fact, both the main and supporting characters have realistic personalities and growth trajectories, making it easy for readers to empathize and connect with them.
The interactions between the male and female leads are very natural, and I like their personalities; they feel very realistic. The only drawback is that it's an ongoing series. I urge the author to write faster! [Requesting frequent updates!]