
Borrow a Dream to Hold You
借场幻梦拥抱你
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 80k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 4
I'm a New Writer. I've Just Written 80,000 Words for the First Time. Could Someone Give It a Review?
I'd like to read something similar to "The Legend of the Dragon King: Misty Clouds Defying Fate". It's the author's first time writing a story that's over 80,000 words, and now they want to work hard toward 400,000, aiming for that kind of length. They're bored at home after just finishing their first semester of college, and their writing style...
I’m a New Writer. Anyone Want to Exchange Reviews and Give Each Other Five Stars?
New Writers, Come On In
It's so upsetting to keep seeing the stats barely change. The reader count doesn't go up at all, and there isn't a single comment. Hardly anyone reads the whole book, and by the last chapter, almost no one is still reading. New authors, let's support one another.
Looking for New Books to Swap Reviews On
I want to read books like "Six Paths Martial Saint". Let’s review each other’s new books, fellow readers! One person gives you five stars, but what about a thousand? Come on over!
Reader comments 1
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This novel is a delicate and poignant article about "two-way redemption": Chunfeng, who goes to the countryside to teach, originally wanted to redeem the "little bitter melon" Ah Cao, but in the relationship, she realized that she was the one waiting for redemption - her hesitation and the broken dream made the pull of "the redeemer is cured" very real. There is no exaggerated wealthy family blood, but the fragility of adults is wrapped in a gentle narrative. Even if it is a dream, the final HE is like the spring breeze after winter, softly wrapping two hearts that lack love. Reading it is warm and a bit sour.