Counting Time at Sunset

An immersive experience with great staying power. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to vividly outline the sourness of "doing something when you know you can't do it" - Qiao Yuntao's sobriety and regret, Li Moyang's hindsight, like the lingering warmth of the setting sun, they are still burning in my heart after reading. A bloom that is destined to wither, suitable for savoring alone late at night.

After reading "Counting Time in the Sunset", my heart felt like I was soaked in warm water. I was so bored that I couldn't bear to get up. This is not a novel at all. It is clearly about a love that "knows that it cannot be done but does it anyway", spread out in the sun, letting us watch it go from passionate to withered, and even our own youth also starts to hurt. Qiao Yuntao's words, "I showed the greatest sincerity, so it's not me who should be sorry." Like a thin needle, it pierced all the pretense of self-deception. She loves openly and soberly, even if she knows the ending will be broken, she is still willing to hit the wall with her sincerity. And Li Moyang's hindsight was even more heartbreaking - what he thought was relief turned into regret for the rest of his life. Only when he broke the most delicate flower with his own hands did he realize that he had lost the whole world. The author blends labels such as "age gap", "double uncleanness" and "BE" into delicate words. There are no bloody misunderstandings, only the most real pull in reality: the heartbeat in campus, the compromise in the city, and the involuntary control in the adult world. Every word reminds us that some encounters have their endings written from the beginning, but we will still love and hurt like moths to the flame, and count the hours in the sunset that cannot be taken back. This is not a relaxing book, but it is true enough. It allows us to see that the cruelest thing in love is never separation, but that one day later, you suddenly understand that you could have done better at the beginning, but you will never have the chance again. Just like the setting sun will always sink, some love can only stay in time, slowly counted and slowly forgotten.

The relationship between sister and brother, from school to the workplace, the female protagonist is sincere and the male protagonist realizes it later. It's really touching and emotional. Some people really can't go back if they lose it. I really want to see their ending!

The writing style is picturesque and the artistic conception is far-reaching. The author is good at using delicate brushstrokes to outline the scene, and every mountain, every water, every frown and every smile is as if it were before his eyes. Reading is like being there, as if you are in a dream weaved by the author, hearing the wind, seeing the stars, your heart rises and falls with the plot, and your emotions follow the joys and sorrows of the characters.

An urban sister-brother love story with great staying power, no industrial saccharine, only heart-breaking and real growth and regret. The bright and sassy older sister meets the sullen and introverted younger brother, and the tug and pull from campus to workplace is very much like the youth that each of us has experienced - the cautious temptation, the belated heartbeat, and the regret of never going back after missing out. The author's writing style is delicate and restrained, filling the sense of reality of "double uncleanness". There is no perfect character, but it is more empathetic: the heroine's heartfelt sacrifice, the hero's belated awakening, and every quarrel and reconciliation is full of the fireworks of life. Although the ending of BE is sad, it just touches the regret of "if life is just like the first time we met", which makes people unable to get out of it for a long time after reading it. There is both the youthful excitement on campus and the realistic helplessness in the workplace. The rhythm is slow and not procrastinating, and the narrative with a strong sense of substitution makes readers feel as if they are following the protagonist and counting the sincerity and regrets lost to time in the sunset. It is definitely a sincere work worth reading carefully.

She said: She was not unwilling. He said: He regretted it. What will be the final direction of a youthful love? I'm really looking forward to it, chase, chase, [Working on draft][Working on draft]

Just like the love between hawthorn trees in the city, the brushwork is delicate, the colors are rich and picturesque.

The writing style of this novel is extremely delicate, and the inner struggles of the characters are deeply portrayed.

I have to say, the writing style of this novel is really amazing! The characters are all flesh-and-blood, and the storylines are intertwined. It's hard to stop reading. It's worth savoring!

It's very, very exciting. I often search for books online, and I searched and searched, and I found this one. The title of the book struck me, and I clicked on it and listened to a few chapters. I liked it very much. It doesn't have many words, but it writes about human nature very realistically. The male protagonist is harsh on himself after the accident, and the female protagonist's final choice is all based on the mainstream outlook on life and love in society. The heroine's final choice is very touching.