Mine******

It's super beautiful, this kind of transnational love, and it has a strong cultural connotation. I never say I love you, but this feeling flows slowly... It's really good, and the writing is also very good. The plot is not cliché, both innovative and inheriting. This kind of work is rare, so read it!

I saw a lot of familiar place names in the book from when I watched a Singaporean TV series thirty years ago, and I felt so familiar. It felt like I was watching a TV series co-produced between Singapore and China again, just like the "A Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Threads of Love" at that time was a story that took place in Singapore and Suzhou. It was super good-looking. I feel that the author's brain circuit is unique and his knowledge is extensive. I recommend it, highly recommend it [like][like][like][like] But I think there is one thing in the book that is not very rigorous, that is, the heroine's grandfather is mentioned in the book, but sometimes it is mentioned as the grandfather, which can easily cause readers to misunderstand. The heroine's grandfather and grandfather are both garden workers, and they are related to the hero's grandfather [laughing]

A relatively new subject, worth watching