The Bright Day in the Capital

Holy crap, this is so delicious! It really gets Platonic towards the end. Every time I see my favorite Platonic couple's story updated, I get so excited! The male and female leads are very respectful to each other in the beginning, but things get incredibly exciting as they develop later, like a state banquet. In short, it's absolutely divine!

It's a new book, and I don't want to put the author in a difficult position, so I won't give it three stars. But let me share my honest opinion. Initially, I liked the theme and character design, but after reading about 40 or 50 chapters, I felt like I was choking on something, unable to swallow it. I saw some comments saying the family aspect wasn't emphasized enough, and I believe them.

I think the writing is pretty good, and the plot is generally okay. This is just a point of doubt and a warning, but whether it's good or not, you'll have to read it yourself to know. However, some details in the article are a bit strange. For example, because of the difference in status between the male and female protagonists, the female protagonist subconsciously tries to understand the male…

To be honest, I almost gave up on this book because of the title. I've seen too many titles like "Beijing Time" or "Hong Kong Time," they're all so tired and cliché. But this one is different, and the writing is quite good, especially the writing. I'm really looking forward to the side stories about the female lead's best friend. Please write more of these!!!

A sweet and lighthearted story. The female lead's parents seem to be from a typical East Asian family, and you can often sense that suffocating atmosphere. Fortunately, the author didn't waste too much time on this aspect. The main plot revolves around the emotional development of the male and female leads; other issues are minor setbacks that are resolved quickly.

So beautiful! 🥺 Men get their periods after watching this 🙄 Women go crazy after watching this 💪 This is the nemesis of depression 😎 It's the alarm clock for vegetative patients 😭 So cute that tears streamed from my mouth, flooding the Qiantang River 😱 So cool 😘 God is my rose, illuminating my dark life and giving my world meaning 😊 I ran and jumped, I danced the tango on the 20th-floor balcony 😮…

Holy crap! I don't know what to say! This is divine! So exquisite! Everyone come and see!!! Gentle yet humorous! I've been laughing the whole time, teacher!!! It's so good! Jing and Zhou are such a perfect match! They're a match made in heaven! What else can I say? The universe is yours!!! Jing Shiyan is such a funny little thing! I really love him!

It's a good watch. While the female lead's parents might be a bit awful, they only appear about five times—a brief appearance in the early episodes to drive the plot, then disappearing later. However, the portrayal of typical East Asian family relationships is quite realistic (the female lead rebels! But the mother commits suicide—a typical example of a distorted family relationship).

Overall rating: Looks good! ^ω^ I'm always powerless against these "marriage of convenience to love" tropes, haha. First of all, the female lead, Bao Bao, is really well-developed. Although her parents' love makes her conflicted (emm, I'm at a loss for words), she's a wonderful person, excellent in many ways, and not trapped by her parents.

Amazing!!! A true example of arranged marriage that blossoms into love!!! Yun Xiaozhou appears aloof and dignified, but in reality, she is lively, cheerful, and enthusiastic. Mr. Kyo had been emotionally detached for many years, but after meeting Mrs. Kyo, his possessiveness was completely unleashed, and his self-control over his desires became extremely high.