The Day the Mist Clears

I think this book can be read over and over again without getting tired of it, which is difficult to do with other books. I think a very important reason is that this book is actually very daily, and there are not so many bloody plots. But as the protagonist in the book said, this is love that comes naturally and is very attractive.

. I actually found a novel that suits my taste. The male protagonist is so ideal. I really like this kind of story where the male and female protagonists have the same three views and make progress together. In the end, I didn't fall into the cliché of having children, and I really enjoyed the discussion about children! (And I didn't expect that novels from more than ten years ago were also talking about the difficulty of taking the public examination orz)

Compared with husband and wife, partners are more like a kind of romance implemented in daily life, accompanying each other through trivial but interesting time.

It's so rare for a male and female protagonist to insist on not having children, so don't have one

Although Xu San is very pitiful [laughing and crying], I still want to see the scene where he sees the male and female protagonists in love.

Woohoo, so warm. I don't like Mr. Xu San very much, in every sense of the word. Meng Xingyuan is simply a good man found in novels, and he is a perfect match for Lin Wu!

God, I will always remember the relationship between the heroine and the male lead. It was so profound that it was hard to let go.

I watched it when I was still studying. Now that I have been working for several years, it is still so good.

I don't know how many times I have read this book. I vaguely remember reading this book when I was in junior high school. I was still using a Nokia at the time, and then I saw it in a library I don't remember. Turning over the page of Lu Xun was the author's big book. I watched it over and over again in junior high school, and then I watched it two or three times in high school. Now in my sophomore year, I suddenly remembered this book while chatting with my friends, so I looked it up again. I don't know how to put it, but I know it still makes me sad, and I feel the urge to cry when I see it. It's a great book. Of course, the author's other things are also great. For example, by the end, I became someone who was admired by others for finishing the chemistry questions emmmmm After reading this book for so many years, I can no longer remember what kind of long review I originally wanted to write. I just ended up writing it here. That's it. By the time I finish this review, maybe I'll know how to describe that emotion.

I really love this light style of writing, and the protagonist also likes it very much, and it doesn't feel laggy at all.