The entire novel is complete.
A few things to know before reading: A light, sweet romance (probably), mostly focused on dating, with only a little plot. The author's writing is sometimes good and sometimes bad.
ATTENTION: The heroine is rather meek and weak-willed. If you like strong, equally matched couples, consider yourself warned! And, while we're at it, let me share why I started writing this: I love him, ache for him, and feel sorry for him. I just wanted to write someone who loves him without reservation.
From the blurb:
You smile faintly without saying a word to me, and for this alone, I feel I've waited a long time.
She had asked herself many times: How was her obsession with Rex any different from Rex's obsession with Angie?
But she really did like him. Thinking of him, seeing him, and being with him made her happy. The thought that someday she might not spend her whole life with him made her so sad she could die.
In a nutshell: He rarely confides in others, and she is a good listener.
I love and cherish them all. This story doesn't vilify anyone.
Dedicated to the Ultimate series that I love so dearly.
Theme: The best kind of love makes you become a better version of yourself.
Is the heroine so undignified... Although I understand that she is too dependent on Rex due to her autistic tendencies, it is really too depressing to watch. I don't feel happy every time I see her self-righteous sweetness, and Rex's vague love seems insignificant. Let's flip through the chapter easily. Does the heroine really like Rex? Or just like the feeling of liking someone who is familiar with her. Isn't love tolerant? If you ignore the evidence that you don't like her, it will not only make people feel that the heroine is deceiving herself, or even mean, but it will also make people feel that her love is actually as shallow as the relationship between her and Rex at this moment.
Really, the writing, plot settings and everything are great... But I felt very uncomfortable from the middle of watching it. Of course, this is my fault, because the plot does not have a scene that I want... I like the heroine quite a lot, but the scumbag behavior that Rex did when he was with the heroine made me really angry. I always hoped that the heroine could torture him, no. If you want to abuse her deeply, you should at least let her know the importance of the heroine, your mistakes, add some regrets, and let him suffer a little bit... But, unfortunately, there is no... The whole scene is the heroine giving, enduring, chasing... I feel sorry for the heroine... Sweet, I only got it before An Qi appeared, and then she was all angry and depressed... [It's just a self-feeling, the capitalization is very good]
It seems that the heroine knows a little bit about him. No one will accept this kind of blind and humble love without any opinion.
I really like Rex like this. He can find his own happiness.
I feel a bit frustrated... The heroine keeps compromising, has no attitude of her own, and no stand to stick to...
Ah, I spent two days reading it during school time. √ It's great. Woohoo. I burst into tears when I read the last sentence of this chapter, "A few years ago, Wang Dongcheng said that our Natsumi also got married." Although we, the audience, are the only ones who can't really let go, the memories of their filming and acquaintance process will remain in their hearts forever.
Does the author like to torture women? It makes me feel physically uncomfortable. And is Rex's character so unstable? The heroine is so love-minded?
I have read this book over and over again, and I like it very, very much. The writing is so detailed! And the character design is also very good, exactly like the Rex I had in mind.
This is looking for candy in the glass shards.
No poking! Rex is happy!