A Blind Date? I Went to Miaojiang and Met a Saintess

Sweet and comforting, just like the Little Prince wrote: "In the vast wilderness, I recognized you at a glance by the sound of my heartbeat. From the day you agreed to enter my life, from the day I resolved to water you, to shelter you from the wind, to see you as the only rose on my planet, I have given you the right to hurt myself.

It's rare to find a pure love story set against a traditional fantasy urban supernatural background, and it's one of the few male-oriented novels that uses extensive and detailed descriptions. It's very nuanced, and so far there haven't been any major flaws. Highly recommended.

Pretty cat, pure love is invincible cat.

I think it's pretty good; the subject matter is quite novel. If possible, I think I should let it linger. It's a bit short now, but I have a feeling that the subject matter, and the feeling it's showing so far, will end quite quickly. I don't think I'll be able to watch it for very long. It started strong but faded quickly; the beginning was so amazing that it became a bit hard to keep up with later on.

I'm not feeling well, classmate counselor. Classmate counselor, please remind you again: First, it is forbidden to compare strength with high-speed rail. Secondly, you should not sit in a fire to keep warm. Third, you should not sleep naked in the snow. Fourth, do not chew on high-voltage power lines. Fifth, you cannot take selfies while standing on high-voltage power poles.

Sure, it's a pretty refreshing piece of writing for Tomato magazine.

Speaking of which, I'm curious when the two of them will take that final step. I hope it won't happen at the very end. But the story is really well-written, the emotions are so delicate, I love it, it deserves a good review. It's just that there are too few updates. Maybe ten chapters a day would be simpler, haha.

This book is a rare find on Tomato Bookstore. The female lead is a bit yandere, but I found her quite considerate, giving it an almost unreal feel. The male lead is truly brave, going wherever he wants without hesitation. There's a lot of focus on their everyday interactions, but their family dynamics are quite obvious. Perhaps because I'm from Henan, some parts felt very familiar.

It's a beautiful and sweet story, a true pure romance. It satisfied my bitterness in real life, and I found the sweet feeling I'd been fantasizing about here. It's so nice. The only downside is that the author updates very slowly. I finished reading it in one night. I hope they update soon!

Among novels featuring the Miao ethnic group, this one is top-notch and enjoyable. It's a pity the author ultimately abandoned the ending; it's truly a shame. I hope the author will continue writing on this theme. Five stars!