
He Watches the Moon from the Corner
他在角落看月亮
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 185k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 4
School Life, Secret Crush, Cowardly Leads
Looking for books like *A Timid Person’s 1,001st Confession of Love*. Have you ever had a crush on someone? If you enjoy bittersweet stories about young love, give this one a try.
Any Campus Romance Novels Like Those Featuring Su Baizhou, Liang Zhirou, or Lin Luowei?
Looking for stories like *I Have a Girlfriend in the Making, and the Campus Belle Is Freaking Out*. Pure romance, and I mean pure romance. No womanizing, just everyday life and sweetness. I said I want a single-heroine romance, so please stop recommending stories about scumbags with multiple love interests, okay?
Any Youth or School Life Novels?
Looking for books like *Her Smile Is Like a Piece of Candy*. Ideally, the leads meet in high school and start dating in college. No angst!! No angst!! And nothing adapted into a TV series.
Looking for Youth Stories
Looking for books similar to *If the Forest Had a Fairytale*. Are there any heartbreaking coming-of-age stories? Please, please! I really need one!!!
Reader comments 1
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This book is mainly about a youth love story with Cheng Jianzhou and Wen Yanjin as the protagonists. For Cheng Jianzhou, Wen Yanjin is an important character throughout his youth. He is also Bai Yueguang, whom he has a crush on since junior high school. At the same time, he is also a key role in turning him from inferiority and cowardice to self-confidence. For Wen Yanjin, Cheng Jianzhou was also the most important friend in her youth. It was only after getting along that she discovered that she had different feelings for him. After getting to know his family, she felt sorry for him, but she also deliberately maintained a normal attitude towards him to avoid that her "pity" for him would cause secondary harm to him. In her youth, he was one of her best friends, and the only one in the tree hole she was willing to talk openly to. So the two of them actually have a redemption plot for each other. Unlike ordinary romance novels, the real book also has a lot of daily interactions, without any deliberate industrial saccharine. The knife part is also well-founded, and there is no knife for the sake of the knife. It is a good casual love book with an emphasis on daily life. (This wave belongs to Mrs. Wang who is selling her own melons and boasting, hehe) I can't do any spoilers or anything like that.