
A Thousand Billion Dreams: All to Save My Beloved
梦回千亿次:只为拯救我的白月光
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 230k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
98Chapters
35Reads · all time
In booklists 1
Reader comments 2
Translated by Google Translate





Looking at it in one breath, I am really happy! The male protagonist is really full of fun-loving attributes and has a solid sense of humor. However, what I like the most is the heroine, so can there be more interactive scenes with the heroine? Isn't it written as a pure love story in the introduction? If you have the ability, sprinkle candy like crazy🤭 Re-reading the previous article of the reset version, I really want to send the author a razor blade. The sweet follow-up was well written, but in the end, the first chapter was completely changed into a sadistic one. The author really went too far. This knife is coated with a thick layer of honey frost, Cutting off a finger to resist the power of God——In order to go home and clear the snow for his deceased wife's tombstone Cut out the heart and restart the world - to seek the possibility of saving your loved one I admit that the author has something good, which made me burst into tears, but you can't be so cruel!! The sweeter the writing is, the more sweet it becomes. Whenever I think back to the first chapter of this devastating world, my head hurts. If the author has the ability, write a comedy-oriented ending, otherwise the blade warns! Eat a lot and be full!!
I thought it would be sad, but it turned out to be surprisingly joyful. The male protagonist is a pure fun person, and the relationship between the CPs is also very interesting. The depressing tragic young man at the beginning, coupled with the content of the story about joy and youth, makes people look forward to the subsequent plot development. The supporting cast is well drawn, and each sub-line character has its own plot and corresponding obsessions. The supporting characters are all completely stand-up, and they don't give people a sense of "who are you?"