
Years in Chang’an, Also Known as The Story of Zhou and Lin
长安岁月【又名:周林往事】
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 229k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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75Chapters
315Reads
8.2Score
25Listens
32.5kReads · all time
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Rated 9.8 on Tomato! A Deep, Brilliant Read! Read It Twice or More! A Masterpiece! Add It to Your Shelf!!!
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Highly Rated Angst Romance: He Torments Her, She Flees, He Goes Mad, and He Chases Her to the Crematorium
The domineering CEO has a white moonlight in his heart but is still chaste. The female lead gets pregnant and runs away, giving birth to an adorable baby. The male lead realizes his true feelings and searches for her. She runs, he chases, and he suffers so badly his heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys all ache. The adorable baby helps them reunite, and it ends with a HAPPY END.
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I cried when I read it at the end. Oh my god, it was so well written. It was the first time I read such a delicate novel on Tomato. I got c. My nose was runny while writing a book review. I really, really, really loved this book. The superior felt inferior because of his old age and begged his young and passionate lover to love him more. He slowly fell in until the end and got out of hand. I couldn't help myself. I really kept crying. This feeling moved me so much. Wow. Really have a withdrawal reaction
It is one of the few novels that I would like to read again. What kind of foundation does it have to write such a beautiful article? Whether it is the development of time or the scenery at a glance, the author describes it vividly. The third perspective runs through the whole article. There is not too much interaction between the protagonists and no arguments. However, it makes people feel distressed, regretful, unwilling, but helpless. I remember that sentence: There is heavy snow in the north, and your hair will turn white as you walk; there is heavy fog in the south, and your mind will become distracted as you walk.
I read the whole story in one afternoon, it's hard to describe. The story of the two years when they were at odds made me feel aggrieved. Sometimes I felt sorry for this one, sometimes for that one. I watched Lao Zhou getting older year by year, and I felt anxious for them [laughing awkwardly]. It's a good story, and the description is so delicate. Although there are some bloody scenes, I can't stand the extreme pull of you and me. Overall Rating: Five⭐
It's really good, but I felt astringent and depressed after watching it. I felt depressed because I knew we couldn't be together.
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After reading the first few chapters, I found that the author has strong literary skills and speaks calmly and quietly, which makes me feel good. The female protagonist is young and beautiful, and she thinks she hides her thoughts and actions very well. She is transparent in the eyes of the male protagonist. The male protagonist likes her a little bit, so he is willing to play with her. Then let's see how the heroine grows up step by step
It can be he, it's really well written, it's sour and growing up
It's been a while since I've read such a warm-hearted article. The last one was Fishing in the Financial Crisis. It was great!
It's really good-looking. I can't stop watching it. The author really writes it well and the story is eloquent.
The author uses writing style to cover up the heroine's dissatisfaction with the current situation of renting a house and her decision to climb a high branch. In fact, the essence is this. I think the heroine's forbearing character in the first part is okay, but I admire her decisiveness in leaving in the middle. I also find her character a little annoying in the second part, but I feel that the characters of the male and female protagonists are just the same for the pot and the lid.