After falling out of love, Han Yutong dragged her suitcase to Xiamen alone. She thought it would be a long healing journey, but here she met a silent and cold man. His name is Shen Shen, and he is also escaping from something. Twenty days of traveling together, from Gulangyu Island to Huandao Road, from the Piano Museum to the late-night beach, two lonely hearts slowly came closer in the sea breeze of Xiamen. She returned to the capital with good memories and reunited with him. This time, he didn't let her go. From Xiamen to Beijing, from strangers to a lifetime, they experienced misunderstandings, family resistance, and career crises, and finally made a promise at the place where everything started - it turns out that the best form of love is when you come and never leave again.
Dusk is not only the end, but also the last tenderness before the night begins.
Reader comments
This book reads with a light sweetness, and the two get along very naturally and delicately. If you are a fan of Yutong Shensi CP, you can jump right in. If not, it doesn't matter. This book is originally a very good book and is more to my liking. The only drawback may be that once you don't grasp the degree of blandness, people will lose interest in reading because it is too bland. This is how I gave up on the article the first time. After reading a little bit, I didn't have much interest. It took me a long time to read it again to feel this emotion, and occasionally I would think of my past things.
The atmosphere and background of this book are like the salty sea breeze under the sunset, vast and long-lasting. I don't know much about it, maybe I'll add more in the future, but I've only read less than ten chapters now.
Let me add a few words. I personally feel that this article is not entirely written by AI, but it must have been polished by AI. Those who mind can pay attention to it. I am not very good at identifying AI, but I feel that the problems in this book are all made by AI. One is a very classic few-word question (I won't go into details. If you don't understand, you can ask me and I will reply when I see it). The other is some repetitive and logical questions throughout the article. In fact, it doesn't matter if there is repetition alone, and it doesn't matter if the logic is not so clear, but the two together are fatal. I also said before that I like light writing (it seems that this kind of writing style can easily make me shed tears), so I also like prose. In the first few chapters of this book, I actually felt that it was a bit "dispersed in form and spirit" (only personal feeling, not professional), but there were repetitions in the back, which made it difficult for me to understand clearly, and the position of repetition happened to be a key point of emotion (personal opinion), which made me feel that the feeling of pulling was also repeated, but in fact it seemed not to be the case.
But everyone can also see that I was really, really emotionally involved at the beginning, so in comparison, I chose to deduct one star.
This book reads with a light sweetness, and the two get along very naturally and delicately. If you are a fan of Yutong Shensi CP, you can jump right in. If not, it doesn't matter. This book is originally a very good book and is more to my liking. The only drawback may be that once you don't grasp the degree of blandness, people will lose interest in reading because it is too bland. This is how I gave up on the article the first time. After reading a little bit, I didn't have much interest. It took me a long time to read it again to feel this emotion, and occasionally I would think of my past things. The atmosphere and background of this book are like the salty sea breeze under the sunset, vast and long-lasting. I don't know much about it, maybe I'll add more in the future, but I've only read less than ten chapters now. Let me add a few words. I personally feel that this article is not entirely written by AI, but it must have been polished by AI. Those who mind can pay attention to it. I am not very good at identifying AI, but I feel that the problems in this book are all made by AI. One is a very classic few-word question (I won't go into details. If you don't understand, you can ask me and I will reply when I see it). The other is some repetitive and logical questions throughout the article. In fact, it doesn't matter if there is repetition alone, and it doesn't matter if the logic is not so clear, but the two together are fatal. I also said before that I like light writing (it seems that this kind of writing style can easily make me shed tears), so I also like prose. In the first few chapters of this book, I actually felt that it was a bit "dispersed in form and spirit" (only personal feeling, not professional), but there were repetitions in the back, which made it difficult for me to understand clearly, and the position of repetition happened to be a key point of emotion (personal opinion), which made me feel that the feeling of pulling was also repeated, but in fact it seemed not to be the case. But everyone can also see that I was really, really emotionally involved at the beginning, so in comparison, I chose to deduct one star.