I watched the person onstage intently. His face was still veiled in gauze, and his every gesture revealed a graceful, composed manner untouched by worldly concerns. He turned, raised his eyes, and looked at me with a smile. I knew the face beneath that veil must be exquisitely handsome, yet I had no idea what to do. A voice inside me urged me firmly: Trust him. Walk up to him and tell him loudly that you never doubted him. But I stayed perfectly still, ruled by reason, until the sun sank in the west and the crowd dispersed... In the distance, I glimpsed that graceful figure slowly descending. Then I heard his clear, ringing voice, like pearls scattering across the floor. He said softly, "Nian Qin, it's been a long time."
And yet that long time had been far too long.
Is it fun?!
I'm very sorry that I didn't love your book after reading the copy, so the long review is missing O(∩_∩)O
If Du Niannian is based on you, the author, then the master has nothing to say, but if you want to create a good new character, then Du Niannian will really have a hard life. From the first sentence of the novel, I can tell that it was written by you. It's so in your style. The Luo Yue written by Niu doesn't feel like her. Why is it that the Du Niannian you wrote is all your shadow?