
Daydream Believer
白日梦信徒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 30k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
In booklists 16
Favorites
An ultimate omnivore's favorites: danmei, romance, and no-romance stories are all included. Some are sweet and some are angsty. But my favorite type is sickly, battle-worn, beautiful, powerful, and tragic characters, so there will be a lot of that...
Well-Written Free Novels
A roundup of great free novels across all genres, none of which require a paid subscription. (Reposting this list is prohibited!)
Books I Like
Books I relatively like, in no particular order
My Top 100 Jinjiang Novels
An imprecise, rough tally: historical romance, contemporary romance, fantasy romance, Western fantasy, cross-cultural romance, xianxia and cultivation, equally matched leads, rekindled love, character growth, and high romantic intensity.
Great Novels with Intense Romance!
Highly emotional / The leads are a perfect match and so fun to ship / The story stirs up all kinds of feelings / Lots of tension and push-and-pull / Truly moving stories (reposting prohibited)
[Romance] Romance Stories I’ve Read
Just keeping a record, not necessarily recommending these. I'm pretty strict with ratings: three stars and up means I'm satisfied.
A Bit of Everything: My Favorites
A bit of everything, mostly romance, with a few danmei novels mixed in.
Time Has a City That Never Ages
Books I enjoy (the ratings are just random stars, since I can't submit without them)
Ming Kai Ye He
Good read
Novels Worth Reading Twice
Novels I enjoyed after finishing them.
Finished Reading
[Romance] Ming Kai Ye He Collection
I'm waving the flag for Box!
Great Reads
Worth rereading
Age Gap Romance
The leads have an age gap. Some angst, some sweetness, mostly contemporary romance
Romance with a Bad Ending
Tragic romance stories, most with an age gap
Youki
Love reading these
More by this author
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Zhou Yu said that she wanted to tie Cheng Yishui to the world by borrowing an illusory future. As for Cheng Yishui, he used a piece of love that his body had lost to drag Zhou Yu to the world. The love between the two of them was light, but the time was too short, so it condensed so intensely that it made me burst into tears.
First time writing a book review: Perhaps Cheng had underestimated Zhou's love before Qingjia discovered it. From the beginning, he knew that Zhou cared for himself and didn't care what others thought. The relationship between men and women was generally casual, so he also classified himself as one of the others, so he believed that Zhou "would not feel guilty." The more important reason is that he has too high a moral standard. Doing something he knows he cannot do is the source of his pain, so he tries his best to cover it up. During their dispute after Qingjia found out, he discovered that Zhou's love for him had already made her compromise with this whitewash. Only then did he begin to face the feelings in his heart and no longer underestimate their love for each other. Perhaps Cheng's sense of morality only fell apart from Zhou's perspective after his death. When they first discussed the issue of the soul's whereabouts, Cheng told Zhou not to search anywhere. However, it was only in the heart left to her a year after Cheng's death that Zhou learned not to search anywhere because there was no need to search. Cheng had already regarded it as his hometown. Zhou didn't understand the last paragraph of the sentence, but Miles was still apologizing for his emotionalism. After I understood it, I just felt that the box portrayed Cheng's moral sense deeply. At this point, I understand why most people avoid first-person perspective. The first perspective makes Zhou's moth image more three-dimensional and amplifies the reader's sense of be. However, in the small corners, whether it is Cheng with an overly moral sense in the book or the silent image Cheng presents to the audience, their love echoes. Their love will not be a one-and-done journey.
One step up the mountain, one step down the water, heading towards the bank of Yuguan. Late at night, there are thousands of tent lights. The wind changes and the snow changes, shattering the homesickness and dreams. There is no such sound in my hometown.
After reading this novel, although the love between them may have stepped on many people's radar, I want to say that Cheng Yishui and Zhou Yu are both drowning people, Zhou Yu is Chen Yishui's hometown, and Cheng Yishui is Zhou Yu's driftwood.
At the end of August, I went to the Pioneer Bookstore in Nanjing and left this passage written by Cheng Yishui there. I hope their love can last forever there.
I have read the old version at least 30 times, so I can see all the improvements in the new version at a glance. Personally, I think Jingxiu explained the heroine's psychological state and some of the reasons for her behavior clearly, and I liked it a lot. However, the new version also added some details about the communication between Cheng Yishui and the heroine, which made it even more sadistic and made me cry again 5555. Of course, the biggest change is what netizens said, "I actually like the original ending: one step for the mountains, one step for the water. One change of wind, one change of snow. I will find him by following his name. I also like the sentence in the original introduction: I will find him by following his name." I am the same. The old version gave me a sense of certainty and hope. The sentence "I will find him by following his name" before the fin made me feel that the ending of the movie is on a he. Now it makes me think that the author wants to focus on the location of the last two people. How long and difficult is the journey to get closer? (Personal thoughts). Also, I would like to hear the opinions of netizens. How do you understand why Cheng Yishui disappeared at the end? My personal understanding is that he felt relieved after getting the heroine's promise and the fact that he would live well.
This book is so Eggy-like
When I thought about updating the final chapter of this book, I was about to confess my love to Crush. At that time, in addition to feeling sad after reading the ending of be, I also had an inexplicable premonition. Sure enough, my confession failed that day, and I had forgotten my emotions at that time. I only remembered reading this article again and bursting into tears. Time can dilute everything. Today, 25 years ago, I have put my mind at ease. I hope that Xiao Yu can live a good life in the world in the book and see her Mr. Cheng again in the next world!
I haven't recovered for several days, I feel uncomfortable, BE Aesthetics, it hurts so much 😭 😭
When a man truly loves you, he will definitely want to possess you. This kind of possession is not a kind of control, but a kind of deep care and cherishment he has for you.