I Fell in Love with You Just as the Rain Began

The author's writing is very comfortable and smooth. The two characters' feelings for each other are mutual and considerate. When I saw the male protagonist searching for advice on how to pursue someone, and the question, "Does pursuing someone mean I have to change myself and conform to those so-called routines and techniques?" Initially made me a little uncomfortable.

This book is absolutely amazing! Everything is just right. The beginning is a gentle, gradual progression, from their reunion to their love—it's so pure and innocent. The male lead shows the female lead complete respect, unlike other novels I've read where the main couple often just has a lot of passionate kisses. This novel truly shows love through subtle details.

This kind of simple, understated romance is so wonderful! The author's writing is superb, very well done, not chaotic or... Well, how to put it... This story just perfectly resonated with me. The female lead is incredibly gentle, yet still adorable and lively.

It's all about the slow, steady flow of life, the quiet companionship that blossoms naturally. It's more heartwarming than any dramatic, passionate relationship. This kind of natural progression in communication, getting to know each other, and establishing a relationship is rare and precious. It draws you in without you even realizing it, and before you know it, you've read the final chapter.

This is such a sweet and heartwarming story! Anyone else understand? I stumbled upon it while slacking off! 💕 Author, please keep updating! It's so well-written. The wonderful ambiguous period between the two characters is so sweet, and I love the main characters' personalities too! 💕

It was a rainy day's encounter, a snowy night's reunion, and a promise of enduring companionship through every sunny and rainy day to come. Their relationship may have developed a little slowly, but their love will last a little longer. The way the two of them get along is as comfortable and pleasant as a glass of warm water. I love it!

The lucky encounters in the story are wonderful, with the family and friends mostly being well-liked. However, in reality, most crushes during student days end without a trace. This one-sided infatuation only exists in memory; to the other person, they are just "ordinary, forgotten, passersby." (Having a crush is a foolish thing; unrequited love only leaves one person crying.)

It's a very good read, very well written, with a gentle and warm writing style overall. The reason I couldn't continue reading, or rather, I skipped ahead halfway through, is because it's too realistic 🤦 I seriously suspect the author experienced these things firsthand 🤦 I kept seeing myself and various blind date partners reflected in different plots and dialogues, making it really uncomfortable to read 🤦 I had to stop and take a break every now and then 🤦

What an adorable young couple! It has the same feel as the movie "Love You"—very heartwarming, but also with some tear-jerking moments. I initially thought the female lead wouldn't fit into the "clique" since the male lead has many friends, including female friends with whom he seems to have a good relationship. But they're actually really close, which completely reversed the usual expectations! 🥺

The descriptions are very delicate, as if they really exist in this world. All the little details do not happen for no reason. The characters have their own special little quirks, but isn't it precisely these special traits that make them more vivid? Furthermore, the author's little epilogue at the end is like a little bonus scene at the end of a TV series, allowing you to see another side of the events.