[Sweet Youthful Romance] [Happy Ending] [One-on-One] [Teacher-Student Romance] [Both Pure] [Long-Standing Schemes] [Scheming Male Lead]
She is the most troublesome truant in his class, and the only variable capable of snapping his prayer beads and shattering his restraint.
Shen Yanbai, a cool and austere professor of Classical Chinese, turns the pages of ancient texts with his fingertips, yet in his dreams he repeatedly traces the tiny mole on his student Lin Li's neck.
Lin Li is a timid slacker who draws comics in class and writes about her crush in her assignments. She even writes her teacher into her online romance stories. The male lead, based on him, sits up straight and helps her revise her thesis, but when he holds an umbrella for her on a rainy night, his fingertips brush her drenched skirt. "Lin, don't be coy."
During an open lecture, he walks slowly to her side and softly recites the next lines of "Li Sao," his breath warming her ear red. When an earthquake hits the inn in the old town, he scoops her onto the bed, his palm covering the back of her head. "Don't be afraid. I'm here."
Drunk, she texts him: "Teacher, can I like you?"
He saves a screenshot, but replies: "Ask me again tomorrow."
The next day, she pretends she can't remember, and he keeps his distance. When she skips class again, though, he joins the signing queue: "Lin, can you sign me?"
The spring waters begin to flow, the spring woods grow lush, and the spring breeze reaches ten miles...
He meant to behave like a proper teacher, but wanted to break the rules for her. She may be timid as a mouse, yet every night she dreams of kissing him.
A forbidden teacher-student romance, fraught with flirtation and tension.
After reading Chapter 66, I just couldn't help but comment. To be honest, this subject matter is a bit unpleasant. In this fast era, the author's writing style is delicate and has the sourness of secret love. Every line of ancient poetry is replete with lessons throughout the text. I have to admit that the writing style of the novel is very delicate, as detailed as the author's personal experience, but the overall pace feels a bit too slow. I feel like he is the most self-denial and propriety-returning professor I have ever seen. I really want to see the contrast between the self-denial and propriety-returning professor. It's a very good book.
"You asked me that day," he recalled, "why the love in "Guan Ju" can still be moving after thousands of years. Now I have the answer - because true feelings are eternal." Lin Li leaned on his shoulder and watched the ring on her ring finger flickering in the candlelight: "So you swear an oath with the Book of Songs?" "Yes." He smiled, "Our love began in the Book of Songs and will be eternal in the blessings of the Book of Songs." The ultimate ambiguity, the ultimate pulling, although there are no big ups and downs of action, but every detail is heart-stirring. The Buddhist beads carried by the male protagonist, coupled with some descriptions of the male protagonist's appearance, are simply full of abstinence, and it makes your heart beat just looking at it! The male protagonist is really cultured, and the whole book made me feel that everyone is a cultured person!
It feels a bit like prose, the whole book is centered around poetry and academics, and the emotional scene at the end is also very subtle! The whole book was emotionally tugging, but luckily it turned out wonderful in the end! It feels like watching a pure culture person fall in love! There is no surging passion, but there is a delicate and mutual understanding!
It's very literary and artistic. I really like this slow-paced writing style. Moreover, the various studies related to the Book of Songs in the novel are also very interesting. Blessed are those who love literature!!! The emotional development of the male and female protagonists is also very natural. I feel that this novel is different from those turbulent love stories. It pays more attention to the steady flow. The restraint of the male protagonist and the thoughts of the female protagonist are all fascinating. I want to read on. "My fair lady, a gentleman likes to be brave." "The so-called beauty is on the side of the water." Author, you should be popular
Very, very beautiful. I like it very much.
A steady flow of water, self-restraint and propriety
Leading growth, making progress together, and collision of ideas, this is a very good book
Nice first review. A lot can be learned. Poetry. Very useful.
Very well written, very cultured and colorful
The description of extreme pulling is particularly good and the emotions are delicate.