A corporate-drone humanities girl shares a rental with a mysterious older man?
Her roommate is a strange, eccentric middle-aged man.
Gu Nian.
A rising star at the newspaper begins to make a name for herself.
A man who has said goodbye to his memories, and a woman trapped in hers.
“You're a grown-up, so you're tobacco. I'm just a bubble.”
I've always believed that healing takes time, a very, very long time, and comes from little acts of care, over and over again.
The title was inspired by a song.
The pacing is a little slow, and the first few chapters serve a more functional purpose.
I'm confident you'll find it comfortable and enjoyable to read.
The author can take criticism.
Anyway, you really should come in and take a look.
Onegai.
Give it five stars to support it. I can see that it has some ideas. It has a two-pointed narrative and the characterization is quite detailed. It is different from love stories that move very fast inexplicably. The pace is quite comfortable and suitable for relieving boredom. The only thing that is a little weird is the grammar. It feels a bit stiff, but it is quite good for a newcomer. How do you say the more you read, the more interesting it becomes?
A very refreshing novel. The pace is relatively slow and it is very comfortable to read.