Snowbound in Tibet, I Was Taken in by a Lovesick Yandere

Discovering the treasured author makes people willing to stay up until dawn. I am too fond of such a fatalistic love - it has nothing to do with temporary throbs and desires, let alone fleeting heartbeats. It is only about the ultimate purity of "because it is you, so it must be you." What is more unforgettable than the oath of each other is the soul contract that has been concluded long ago and is inseparable from each other. Looking at a person who is extremely subjective and rational to the extreme, he is willing to let go of his edge and make concessions for the sake of love. Even though it is difficult to call it absolutely "correct", it has the magical power to shake people's hearts. Love is the sinking of free will. This scene is rare in reality, but it can be vividly described in the novel. In this dispute, it is really difficult to say what is right and what is wrong. Because of his deep love, Gong became obsessed, fearing that he would be killed if he violated the law, so he used the ultimate companionship as a prisoner, trapping his body and mind. And Shou, who was originally a rational person who grew up in an ordinary city with childhood trauma, suddenly fell into the collective subconscious constructed by "the will of the lake cannot be violated" and was intertwined with Gong's love. In the end, he completely lost the so-called freedom and right to choose. I hope that the young couple can be more relaxed and happy in the end. Please update the author soon, I know you are a little iron donkey.

Beautiful and well written. I particularly like these sentences: On the Tibetan Mountain, the lake god Ram fell in love with a shepherd, but she could not leave the lake, and he could not step into the divine realm, so they could only look at each other across the lake every full moon night. Until the shepherd grew old, died, reincarnated, and came again, Ram was always there waiting for him. This legend has no ending. Some people say that the shepherd finally gave up reincarnation, and his soul turned into the wind to accompany her forever by the lake. Some people say that Ram pulled him into the bottom of the lake during a full moon, and both of them became part of the lake. Reflection is a bond. With your reflection in the lake, you will never be able to leave this lake.

First time writing review: The subject matter is not bad, a rare type, the characterization is very delicate, and the scene description is also very specific. It does not just write the plot and ignore the characters, scenes, and psychological portrayal. On the contrary, it is more in line with the techniques of classic literary novels, rather than the techniques of online novels, so this will give this book some special depth, which is a great advantage. But the problem is (but it's not really a problem for online novels. Delicacy is always better than extensive reading experience). I have read Chapter 30 so far. So far, there are too many descriptions of images. Basically, there will be "like xxxx" metaphors in every paragraph, even if it is just the characters going downstairs, or drinking a cup of tea, a scene with no special meaning, or the sound of walking. These can be used to reflect the restrained psychology of the protagonist in the early stage, but there are too many descriptions at present. Moreover, the words are somewhat repetitive, such as "something", "rolling", "sighing", etc. In addition, almost every two paragraphs or so there are imagery descriptions and rhetoric, which creates a sense of framework when reading. However, this is the author's personal expression habit and does not hinder the integrity of the story itself and the completion of the characters and scenes. Gonpot is very charming, and his character's logic is self-consistent. At present, it seems that there are not many yandere protagonists who are deviant from logic and "materialize lovers but are deeply affectionate themselves." He is gentle and can take care of others. Even if he wants to possess, he will not go crazy as soon as he comes up. He will restrain himself. This is the logic that a normal affectionate person has, and it is also a logic that normal love makes people restrain. People will go crazy only when they can no longer bear it and the bottom line of trauma is constantly being exceeded. The author has a good grasp of this point. So I won't look at this novel with a negative attitude. To be honest, the online article is already very good. I never write online book reviews, but I couldn't help but write this one. It would be good if the author wrote a work based on stream of consciousness. In short, the flaws do not hide the flaws, and maybe it is just me who thinks it is a slight flaw. Maybe for other friends, that kind of expression framework is what they like.

It's so well written... I haven't seen such tender and affectionate writing for a long time. Even when it's about losing control, even when it's about imprisonment, it's all mixed with a warm undertone. It's described in great detail. A scene can flow like a river for a long time, slowly and softly. Although I've only read part of it now, it's really beautiful. My language is poor and I don't know how to express it. But it's really the best bl genre I've seen in Tomato in 26 years. I've also read another book by the author. The writing is also very good. I really haven't seen this type of ethnic minority attack very often, but the author writes it very well! Looking forward to the small collaboration in the future hh

I cried. It's really good to read. Their sense of destiny is that the author describes it very well. After reading it, I couldn't help but keep reading it. I finished it directly. I stayed up all night to read it. Really, everyone should not read this book. The rating is relatively low, because now I feel so emotional that I really recommend it to read it. I read it so much I have been in a bottleneck period for many years, but this book made me feel very refreshed and gave me a very novel feeling. The key point is that the author's descriptions are really good, which makes people feel immersed in the scene. The pulling and emotional lines are also described in a long and flowing way. It is so emotional. This kind of quality is not found in Tomato.

The writing is so good, we old bookworms have the most picky tastes, but the characters, rhythm, and plot of this book are all so touching and exciting. Kampot and the stars seem like real people who exist in this world. It made my little heart twitch again and again [shy] and strongly recommend it! Love the author greatly

It's really super, super good-looking. My XP is about ethnic minority Kung Fu and Han people's sensibility. It's so right. And although this article is about forced love, it's not a conventional forced love article. Overall, it doesn't look very sadistic, it's sweet and sour. Sure enough, people are destined to be good, and this fate is endless. Xingwan, who hates other people's contact, does not reject Gonpot's contact because his father is messing with other men. He hates close contact, but his body honestly likes Gonpot's contact. In the early stage, Gonpo showed weakness and pretended to be weak, which made people feel really distressed, especially when he injured his leg in order to save Xingwan (but I always felt that this was also intentional, deliberately letting Xingwan stay). I really felt sorry for him in that part. As a shou mother, it is rare to feel so sorry for Gong. What happened at that time, his emotions were infinitely magnified (maybe), and it was obvious that he really wanted Xingwan to stay with him. I also hoped that Xingwan would stay with him at that time. After all, Gonpot was so pitiful at that time. As a result, after his legs recovered, this kid stopped pretending and was imprisoned. The more I look at it, the more angry I become, but Gonpot is indeed quite pitiful. He lives alone in Ramtso year after year, and the baby Xingwan is also pitiful. The little child is too withdrawn, his father doesn't care, and he doesn't fit in with classmates' activities. Maybe it's because of this that the two people will become each other's destined people. I don't know much about Tibetan culture. The only thing I know is that when I was in geography in junior high school, I learned that the food in Tibet is highland barley. There is another thing I don't remember. The author may have known about it. There is also the place of Ramtso, which is also very mysterious. It makes me want to visit Tibet. The description of the environment is really great. I also know a lot about art. Even a vulgar person like me can't understand it, so I think it's very well written, haha. All in all, it's a great article. I'll give it more heat to Tomato. I've already recommended it to a few friends and they will also read it. A good article shouldn't be missed.

I really like the part about ethnic minorities, but I rarely see it. The author has good writing style, novel ideas, and uses visual and olfactory descriptions more often. It feels very real and the writing is very good. Very atmospheric. It should be a bit forced in the back, but I haven't seen it yet. But the previous relationship-building process was really enjoyable.

It's a must-see if you like it. Combining Kampot with the dankness of Daofeng Snow Mountain in Tibetan area, it's full of evil spirit. The author's writing is very clever.

It looks good, and the author's writing style is also very good (this is not as good as the big names in the literary circle). It is very comfortable to read. The transition before each chapter is very good, and there is no meaning at all. The actions between the characters are completely logical, there is no unnecessary moaning, and there is no (deliberately) excessive description of the characters. The details written in large letters by the author are also very good. The last time I read it was in winter. The smell of rosin and cold air was very immersive. But I haven't seen it yet and I still don't know why I am so possessive of Shou. It is full of ethnic minorities, snowfields, wolves, religions, lakes, and forests. It can really be counted as the article I saw on Tomato that made me feel happy. Author, I miss you~<(￣3￣)>Hmph!