Rainy Season [Marriage Before Love]

Dear author, Hello Chuli! After procrastinating, I finally started writing a long review. This is also the first time I have written a long review of your five, six or seventy-eight novels. Every time I finish reading a book, I don't have many thoughts about the book other than praising the love between the hero and heroine. But when I read this book, I felt completely different from the previous one. This book by Xiao Feiwen is the one with the most paragraph reviews (in my JJ book list). I have a different feeling every time I read a chapter. So I said from the first chapter that I would write a long review... I finally started writing it today. Due to my special hobbies, at a certain period of time, I especially like to watch this kind of cp with a little bit of clique culture. The setting of We Xiaofeiwen attracted me from the beginning. The male protagonist is a doctor. This is also a hobby of mine. I like to see male doctors. Therefore, the character of this book attracted me very much from the beginning. I was extremely excited when I saw Xiao Feiwen calling Dr. Liang daddy hahahaha. And the writing style is kind of humorous, (there are really a lot of jokes, hahahahahahahaha. Every time there is a joke, I wonder if the author is secretly reciting it when he is not writing.) Talking about Xiao Feiwen, I always feel that she has a bit of "going her own way" refreshing style! Just care about what you think and achieve your goals. For example, she gave Dr. Liang a midnight snack hahahaha. This is a bit similar to myself, so I can understand what Xiao Feiwen is doing and thinking. Her view of love is also my view of love. The relationship between Xiao Feiwen and Dr. Liang does not have any dramatic scenes, but is full of gentleness and understanding. Or saving each other. The two poor little eggs hugged each other for warmth, loved each other, and used love to save each other. Oh, at this point, I thought of the final sentence, "Absurdity rules the world, love saves it." I was particularly surprised when I saw this sentence. How could Chu Li write so well? This short sentence seems to be the purpose of this book. Even though this world is so absurd and bizarre, your appearance came to me with full love and took me away from this absurd, cannibalistic world. With Xiao Feiwen, Dr. Liang can resolutely say no to the "cannibal" family and escape bravely. On the contrary, with Dr. Liang, Xiao Feiwen had the courage to move forward. Take Zhuangjin out of the old street and into the eyes of more people. The arrival of Dr. Liang also made up for Feiwen's lack of security due to the death of his parents. This kind of love is not "you are responsible for shining, and I am responsible for looking up", but "you chase your light, and I protect your path." Two people supporting each other, accompanying each other, and caring about each other are exactly the kind of love I long for most in my heart. None of us are born brave, but if we have a love in our hearts, we are willing to give it all our stubbornness. Lin Fei's persistence in Zhuangjin is not the stubbornness of "don't look back until you hit the wall", but the determination of "holding something precious is not considered a loss." This determination made me feel the power through the pages of the book. As for the role of Dr. Liang, needless to say, I give it 101 points. She is my ideal perfect lover! Even if you have experienced darkness, you still have the ability to love others infinitely! He is extremely good to his loved ones and his family. I make a wish here that I will find a boyfriend like Dr. Liang. I'll go crazy with you and make trouble with you! I am willing to try whatever you like. If you like daddy, I will be your daddy. Oh, actually, I'm trying to understand Xiao Feiwen's hobby. I don't know if it's because of the lack of male parents (or maybe fatherly love?) When she was growing up that led her to like daddy-type partners. And I am exactly the same as Xiao Feiwen (shy. Jpg). Speaking of the sub-CP lines in the book, the line about Dr. Liang's sister is the part that I "can't understand" the most. From the beginning to the end, I felt that she was too twisted - she clearly cared about the other person in her heart, but she always said sarcastic words; she obviously wanted to get closer, but she kept pushing others away; even if the other person took the initiative to show kindness, she would use sharp words to block the person out. More than once I felt incomprehensible. I didn't even understand the whole story until the very end, when I perhaps understood her "duplicity" a little bit. Her twisting is not deliberately to make things difficult, but stems from inner insecurity. She is afraid that she will be hurt if she gives her sincerity, and she is afraid that she will be abandoned if she takes the initiative to approach, so she uses the shell of a "hedgehog" to protect herself. This may also be related to the environment in which she grew up. When she finally let go of her guard and spoke frankly about her feelings, I was filled with relief - it turns out that every "duplicitous" person has a softness hidden in her heart that she dare not easily deliver. It was only slowly peeled away in the end, making this character extra real. This is a book that made me think about it for a long time after reading it. I understand Lin Fei's uneasiness and boldness in love... I am extremely happy that she walked out of her closed heart and embraced this world full of love. In Lin Fei, I see every "ordinary and stubborn" version of myself. Finally, I want to express my gratitude to Ms. Chuli, who is very good at writing stories. Your story has been with me from my sophomore year in high school to my junior year in college. Every story happened to appear and cured me of countless lost, sad, and emo nights. Therefore, here I would like to thank Chu Li, every story written by Chu Li, and every character who is excellent or not. This is the first time I write a long review, and I seem to be a bit unable to convey my meaning... I've pretty much said what I wanted to say, see you in the next one~

In the vast sea of ​​romance novels, I always prefer stories with hidden fireworks and tenderness. Lili's "The Rainy Season" is such a masterpiece that I slowly immersed myself in and became warmer as I read it. There are no thunderous dramatic conflicts, nor are there deliberately sensational scenes. Just the dense atmosphere of the southern rainy season, the delicate interaction between the straight-ball girl and the gentle dad, and the growth and healing hidden in daily life made me read the full text without knowing it. After closing the book, I still felt a warm feeling in my heart. As a reader who is not unfamiliar with "Marriage before love" and "Love at a young age", I thought I would see familiar routines, but I didn't expect that "A Rainy Season" breaks out of the inherent framework, writing about sweet pets in a restrained and long-lasting way, and writing about growth in a real and powerful way. It does not rely on dense industrial saccharin to build goodwill like some novels, but allows feelings to slowly ferment in a long and steady relationship. Every sweetness has the texture of life, and every time you get close to each other, there is mutual temptation and tolerance. It is particularly comfortable to read. What I like most is the unvarnished sense of reality in the novel. The heroine Lin Fei is not a perfect "sweet girl". She has a little sensitivity left over from her original family. She will hesitate and shrink when facing intimate relationships, but she is also very brave - she expresses it openly when she likes it, and moves forward unswervingly when she is sure. Even to the mature and steady Liang Yanze, who is nine years older than herself, she dares to ask straightforwardly, "Will you consider me for marriage?" This kind of "hard on the outside but soft on the inside" temperament is so vivid, just like the real girls around us, with edges and corners, but always with upward tenacity. And her growth line moved me even more. There was no overnight transformation, but she grew from a little girl who was dependent on others to an independent woman who can take charge of herself step by step. Especially her insistence on intangible cultural heritage, she gave up the seemingly glamorous shortcut and chose to return to the old street to start a business, turning traditional brocade into lovely baby clothes, allowing old craftsmanship to be reborn in modern life. Watching her anxiety when she encounters bottlenecks on her entrepreneurial journey and her joy after solving the problem, it seems that she has experienced a practice about dreams and self with her. This real growth trajectory is more contagious than a simple love line. The leading actor Liang Yanze perfectly interprets the "gentle and powerful" youthful charm. As a surgeon, he is mature, steady and considerate, but he does not feel condescending and oppressive. Instead, he hides his "pampering" in the details. He understands Lin Fei's sensitivity, and never forces her to open up, but slowly melts her defenses with patience and tolerance; he supports Lin Fei's dream, and even if he doesn't understand intangible cultural heritage, he will stay up all night to supplement relevant knowledge, help her connect resources and solve problems; he will even tolerate her edges and corners with a helpless and conniving smile when Lin Fei occasionally "has a little temper". But he is not a "perfect saint" without flaws. There is a little bit of control in his heart that is not easy to detect, and he will quietly lose it because Lin Fei said "no need". This kind of small flaw with a bit of "human fireworks" makes this character more three-dimensional and real. The relationship between him and Lin Fei did not have a grand vow, but there was a determination that "you move forward, I will always be behind you." This kind of love that is "evenly matched and mutually successful" is the most touching look in adult relationships. Lili is particularly good at creating atmosphere. The image of "rainy" runs throughout the text, serving as both a scene and an emotional metaphor. In the opening chapter, Lin Fei meets Lin Fei trapped in a heavy rain. The coldness of the rain curtain and the hot cocoa delivered by Liang Yanze are in sharp contrast, which makes the sense of fate instantly fill the heart. After the marriage, the two of them cuddled up on the balcony to drink tea and chat on the rainy day. Their relationship slowly warmed up with the sound of rain. Even when Lin Fei encountered setbacks in her business, the drizzle outside the window became a footnote to her emotions. Reading those passages describing the rainy scene in the south, I felt as if I was in a dense old street, listening to the sound of rain, smelling the moist smell of vegetation, and even the air had a gentle flavor. And her descriptions of daily details are even more delicate: Liang Yanze helped Lin Fei tidy up his hair that was messed up by the wind, he silently handed Lin Fei hot milk when he stayed up late to do Zhuang brocade, and the two of them walked hand in hand along the bluestone road while shopping in the old street... These small clips of daily life are not deliberately sweet, but they write the pull and sweetness of "falling in love after marriage" so vividly that people can't help but raise the corners of their mouths. The description of the group portraits in the novel is also particularly vivid. There are no tool-like supporting characters, and everyone has their own personality and temperature. Grandpa's transparency and love did not urge Lin Fei to find a rich man to marry, but respected her choice and supported her dream. The occasional "urge to marry" also had a lovely pyrotechnics; the cousin's humorous comments always added a touch of relaxation to the tense plot; the simplicity and kindness of the old street craftsmen gave Lin Fei a little more warmth and confidence in his entrepreneurial journey. These supporting characters are like real neighbors and friends, making the protagonist's love no longer suspended, but rooted in the strong atmosphere of life, making it particularly down-to-earth and touching. It does not deliberately create conflicts or sell anxiety, but tells a story about love, growth and inheritance with gentle writing. It makes me believe that good love does not consume each other, but illuminates each other; good growth does not mean being forced to transform, but living the way you like step by step with courage and love; and those seemingly "outdated" traditional crafts contain the most precious cultural roots, which are worthy of our careful protection. "The Rainy Season" is like a cup of warm tea. It is dull when you first taste it, but the aftertaste is full of sweetness. After reading it, you will not only be moved by the love between Lin Fei and Liang Yanze, but also be more gentle and firm towards life and dreams. Just like what is written in the novel, everyone will encounter their own "rainy season", but as long as they have the company of love and the courage to pursue their dreams, they will eventually have their own clear sky. (I wrote an argumentative essay about work-related injuries in high school, but I still write comments like this now)

The rain turns into a poem, and love comes with a deadline - Thoughts after reading "The Rainy Season" The rain in the south always carries a long-lasting poetic flavor. In this scenery, Li's "Rainy Season" unfolds a love chapter about waiting and healing. As a theme about marriage first and love later, there is no bloody conflict or deliberate sadomasochism. It only uses delicate brushwork to outline daily life, allowing me to feel the most authentic warmth and power of love between the lines. The beginning of the story is very graphic: on a rainy night during the summer vacation of the senior year of high school, Lin Fei, who was traveling alone, encountered an embarrassing moment when his car broke down and he was soaked. The surgeon Liang Yanze appeared like a gleam of light. The black jacket he handed over had a light woody fragrance, and a cup of hot cocoa dispelled the coldness of the rainy night. The "Lin Feiwen" that Lin Fei made up casually in a panic became an exclusive secret mark between the two. This brief encounter was like a sudden shower in the south. It seemed accidental, but it laid the foundation for fate in time. Reunion in a restaurant many years later, Liang Yanze whispered the long-lost nickname, which instantly awakened the throbbing that spanned time, and also allowed Lin Fei to muster up the courage to throw out the straightforward proposal: "If you get married, will you consider me?" Such a bold beginning, but the writing is delicate and moving. Lin Fei has difficulty in intimacy due to the influence of her native family. Liang Yanze's gentleness makes her struggle with resistance and desire. The proposal is more like a desperate self-salvation; As you read on, you gradually discover that the "accidental encounter" is actually Liang Yanze's long-planned waiting. The deep affection hidden under restraint adds a two-way tension to the setting of "Marriage first, love later". The nine-year age difference has not become a barrier, but has created the most suitable mode of getting along with each other - Liang Yanze is as gentle as jade, tolerating Lin Fei's edges and sensitivity, and uses "guiding" gentleness to resolve her uneasiness; Lin Fei is like a bright sunshine, illuminating Liang Yanze's slightly monotonous life, allowing him to learn to sink in a rational world. What touches people the most is the fireworks and sense of healing hidden in daily life. Married life does not have grand vows, but it is full of warmth in the daily necessities: Liang Yanze will accompany Lin Fei to participate in folk activities on Chunxi Old Street during the busy work break; he will stay up all night to learn about her niche hobbies and whisper in Cantonese, "Be me little." Girl"; Lin Fei focuses on the intangible cultural heritage business of Zhuang brocade baby clothes. Liang Yanze has always been her most solid backing, supporting her when she was confused and providing stability when she was tired. These tiny fragments, like the drizzle in the south, moisten things silently, but make the two hearts gradually get closer as they get along day and night, moving from a contractual relationship to a true soul compatibility. The author's depiction of details is exquisite. The tender moment of Liang Yanze's "nasal chuckle", the red tips of Lin Fei's ears when he stuttered nervously, the smell of fireworks wafting from the old streets and alleys, and the delicate lines on the brocade fabric all made the characters and scenes three-dimensional. The "rainy season" is not only the background of the story, but also a metaphor for emotions - the heavy rain during the first encounter symbolizes the dilemma, the drizzle after marriage witnesses growth, and the process of rain falling and the sky clearing is the process of Lin Fei's self-reconciliation and the precipitation of their love. Subplots such as the cousin's humorous comments and the grandfather's loving care add a sense of life to the story, making it appear real and vivid. As a modern romance novel, "The Rainy Season" is even more rare in that it incorporates elements of intangible cultural heritage. Lin Fei's return to his hometown to start a business is not only a portrayal of personal growth, but also brings the traditional cultural symbol of Zhuang Brocade to life in a modern context, adding a deeper value core to the love story. When the persistence of intangible cultural heritage skills meets the warm waiting of urban people, traditional culture and modern love complement each other, giving the whole story both emotional warmth and cultural depth. When you close the book, you can still feel the coolness of the southern rain and the warmth of love. Li uses gentle writing to tell us that the best love may be like this: it can heal the pain of the past, tolerate each other's differences, and in the company day after day, let the rain turn into poetry and give the wait a return date. For me, who loves warm daily life and healing love, Duoyu is undoubtedly an excellent gift. It writes the most beautiful appearance of love in the frame. Lin Feiwen×Liang Sheng. It has nothing to do with the vigor and vigor, just the steady flow of water.

Hey hey hey, the king of procrastination is online~ As the old saying goes, it ends with flowers~ In fact, the serialization period of "The Rainy Season" happened to coincide with three particularly busy periods of my life. With less than one day of rest per week and the ensuing exams, I was really exhausted. It was the kind of day when I had not yet gone to college but could fully sympathize with non-literary work... But every week When I went home and opened "The Rainy Season", I was very happy~ In fact, I feel that when I read this book, I didn't feel the age difference at all, but I could completely see Liang Sheng's daddy feeling through the screen, which was almost overflowing. Completely prefer Fei Wen's courage and determination to start over. What impressed me most was the conversation between Zai Feiwen and her grandfather, which shocked me. I am very grateful to Fei Wen for letting me know that in family relationships, there is another choice between enduring, compromising, and completely becoming a stranger, and that is to start over. If you are good to me, then I will be good to you, but if you are not good to me, then I am sorry, my attitude towards you completely depends on your attitude towards me. She is really a very bright and free-spirited kind of girl. When I saw her giving up her high-paying job and choosing to return to her hometown to start a business, I was really impressed by her courage. Ask yourself, if you could have the courage, I don't think I would. I think this is also the meaning of novels to me. In them I see countless possibilities and brave women in various senses. Whether it's Xiao Feiwen, Xuan Yu, Ji Nuan, etc., The bravery in them all makes me admire the charm of women. Thank you very much Lili for injecting soul into every book. Thank you very much for writing such warm books. The emotional line between Liang Sheng and Fei Wen reached a climax when Liang Sheng asked Fei Wen if he loved him. Regarding standing from a God's perspective, I am extremely worried about them. Because I know they both love each other deeply, but one is afraid of losing and the other is hesitant. But so what? They will know each other, understand each other, and heal each other. I never blame Liang Sheng for being paranoid, and I never blame Fei Wen for being slow. Because they both love each other deeply, and because they both have their own growing pains. At least they accompany each other to slowly get out of the growing pains, and slowly heal the incomplete selves. I think this is the meaning of love to me. It is not pain, nor bitterness nor fruit, but to make up for the incomplete other half and make it grow fresh flesh and blood. Hehe, I remember that this expression and something similar was said in the long review of "The Beginning of the Rain"! ! In this episode, the recently popular song "Say You Love Me Then" suddenly popped into my mind when I was recalling it, especially the line "I'm afraid that happiness will be complete before I see it/my heart has already become cold/I don't want me to be cold/lost in the clues of love/will make me confused/this is life" really fits Liang Sheng's state of mind at that time when facing Fei Wen to avoid emotional topics towards him. Fortunately, they are not cold and their happiness is complete. Liang Sheng also waited for Fei Wen to tell him that he loved him. This is an adventure of love and courage. There is an element of gambling, congratulations to them, they all made the right bet. She bets that he will marry her, and he bets that she loves him. Hehe, there is another little person, their son Liang Jiashu. I first saw him in "Send You Spring Flowers", and he was also a very cute little baby~ In the end, I felt that the words did not convey the meaning, but it doesn't matter, we will still see you in the next story~ Finally, let's end their story with a lyric~ "Those dreams you have that are very adventurous/I will accompany you to go crazy" [Come on] [Fireworks]

Good reviews, absolutely five-star reviews [Purple Heart]

I have never written a long review for any novel, but I am willing to write my first long review for "A Rainy Season". From the beginning of "Rainy Season", I remember that it was the beginning of autumn, and the end was the frost. It took more than two months with Chu Lida. Time passed really fast, and it ended so quickly. I really haven't seen enough. (Cry) The story begins due to a heavy rain in Hong Kong. Lin Fei and Liang Yanze began to meet and get acquainted. Later, in the midsummer of Jiangdu, they began to meet and fall in love again. At the end of the story, Lin Fei and Liang Yanze had the fruit of their love and gained family happiness. What should I say about Lin Fei? In the eyes of outsiders, Lin Fei is an enthusiastic and outgoing social gangster, the beauty of the red wall at the corner of the street. He is domineering, loves to climb high and loves to show off. However, Lin Fei grew up as a left-behind child and depended on her grandma. She also lost her parents at a young age and felt insecure. The obstacles to close relationships with her family of origin caused her to struggle with the daddy issue. Despite this, Lin Fei still maintains an innocent heart. In the face of difficulties and adversity, she has always maintained the tenacity to get stronger and stronger, just like the soaring flower blooming on the wall, always blooming enthusiastically. The story begins when Lin Fei and Liang Yanze meet again in Chunxi Old Street. The two still miss the two months they spent in Hong Kong six years ago. After the reunion, the two got closer secretly and subconsciously. But Lin Fei wanted to choose the candidate for daddy. Liang Yanze thought they liked each other and were flirting with each other. When he found out the truth, he was a little bit defensive, but he quickly accepted this small circle game. After receiving the certificate, the relationship between the two seemed to be getting more and more harmonious, but they still had a wall in their hearts. Liang Yanze solved the conflict between Lin Fei and his grandfather, and Lin Fei also solved the knot between Liang Yanze and Xiao Yi. They were each other's antidote. Liang Yanze understood Lin Fei's softness and fragility, and Lin Fei also accepted Liang Yanze's brokenness. They have been working hard to cultivate this love. Lin Fei will express his love for Liang Yanze openly and passionately. Liang Yanze had longed for countless loves, but only Lin Fei responded enthusiastically. Liang Yanze also tolerated Lin Fei's uneasy emotions, as the text said, "Passionate love needs a container that can carry it." Love cannot be described, love becomes the other best self. So far, I still like the hidden line of Rainy Season - Lin Fei's career line, where a group of people are working hard for the future development and construction of Chunxi. This line seems to be the background of the story, but in fact it is closely intertwined with Lin Fei's growth trajectory, making the whole story more full and three-dimensional. Lin Fei has gradually grown from the girl who longed for a sense of security through marriage to the owner of an intangible cultural heritage store who can take charge of her own business. She found her value in the renovation project of Chunxi Old Street - how to repair those bluestone roads and how to inject new vitality into the old buildings while retaining their original features. These seemingly trivial tasks have become the cornerstone of her self-reconstruction. Liang Yanze always supported her choice. Together they witnessed the changes in Chunxi and completed each other's redemption in the process. The new life of the old street is a reflection of their relationship - while retaining their respective characteristics, they create better possibilities. What touches me most in "The Rainy Season" is this kind of "mutual achievement in growth." Love is not about who saves the other, but about two imperfect people willing to become better for each other. Just as sunshine always comes after the rainy season, Lin Fei and Liang Yanze held up an umbrella for each other in their respective broken pasts, and finally walked into the sunshine together.

Meet and reunite in the rain. The story of Lin Fei and Liang Yanze unfolds and continues. From my perspective, heavy rain always messes up the mood. The heavy rains in summer and autumn are sticky and sticky, while the rains in winter and spring are cold and biting. But in the story of Lin Fei and Liang Yanze, heavy rain is timely rain, heralding the arrival of good things. My initial impression of Lin Fei was that of a cold beauty wearing a black and white Miao dress and eating popsicles while being a princess. The same goes for Liang Yanze, a cold-faced man in a suit wearing rimless glasses. (The combined temperatures of the two people can make it snow at my house) It was later discovered that the two icebergs were flames. After the reunion, they subconsciously became intimate and secretly tested and pulled. Fei Wen directly proposed marriage and boldly stuck to Liang Sheng, asking for rewards and hugs. Dr. Liang will also be satisfied with Fei Wen, and he will also be secretly jealous and sulky. He just wants to get lots of love and sincere confession from his wife. Sanjin said that Feiwen always makes people think that she has a lot of love, but in fact her emotions are just on the surface. Maybe it was a sweet trap for Liang Sheng. It is true that non-written confessions are not taken seriously at first, but there is nothing wrong with being reserved, and there is nothing wrong with being more selfish. Love should not be judged easily. At first, Fei Wen was just a little stupid and didn't know how to balance the emotions of falling in love. But this should not be lightly classified as a shallow love, but a sweet trap. Feiwen has been working hard to find out this love. She would say "liking you is reassuring" and "liking you more than others". She wanted to know more about Liang Sheng, step into Liang Sheng's life, get in touch with the environment in which he grew up, understand his honor and feel sorry for his brokenness. Then, step by step, I walked towards him firmly, "I will always be by your side, you will always be important." "Liang Yanze, there is no way I can't stop loving you." "I love you, always passionately." Liang Sheng caught Fei Wen's softness and fragility. What Liang Sheng longed for, Fei Wen also responded. I'm sorry, Liang Sheng, I will continue to selfishly want to talk more about Fei Wen, but I think you must agree with me praising her more. I really love Feiwen so much. Knowing that it is not easy to be sincere and brave all the time, I lamented that Lin Fei was knocked down time and time again but still bravely continued to wear the crown, pick up the weapon and charge into battle. I like Fei Wen's bravery. After resigning, he returned home to start a business, boldly taking a risky path. If there is any conflict or friction, bravely defend your legitimate interests. In the event of a sudden fire, you will calmly face the fire and put out the fire correctly. All her efforts have proven that she can and has the ability to make her career prosperous. I also like her enthusiasm. He can express his likes, tell his dislikes outright, take the initiative to enlighten the confused Xiaoqiao, and break the ice. The relationship between Liang Sheng, Yan Yi and Ruan Huilin, the poisonous tongue cousin is so cute every time😻 What I like about her is her brokenness. She is not perfect but is real. The exhaustion of working in a foreign country and the humid emotions of losing friends constantly surround me, and I rely on eating a lot to "heal" myself... After realizing something was wrong, he did not feel depressed or deny himself. Instead, quit your job to escape the pain, stop overeating and regain your health. This crispness and decisiveness is also fascinating. Lingxiaohua runs from beginning to end. It is on the street corner of Chunxi, at weddings, in Feiwen's career... Lingxiao flower warmly rejoices in the sunshine, but it will definitely encounter clouds occasionally, but it does not affect its continued upward growth. (Sigh for the power of the pen to hide the line) Lin Fei is like a flower in the sky, passionate and growing freely. The love between Feiwen and Liang Sheng is always passionate. This story is about their love and their growth. There are no twists and turns for the sake of twists and turns, everything happens like friends around you, feeling the happiness in their daily sweetness and the pain when encountering setbacks and friction. Thank you Li for writing this true yet utopian story, and I am honored to witness Fei Wen and Liang Sheng build this castle full of love and energy together🏰 I hope that in the future, no matter whether it is sunny or rainy, we can all feel small or surprising energy and happiness✨[Fireworks] Early morning of November 14, 2025 swallow

The rainy season in the south always carries lingering poetry and hazy thoughts. A healing journey about self-reconciliation and courageous love begins with this rainy season. On a rainy night during the summer vacation of his senior year of high school, Lin Fei, who was traveling alone after graduation, encountered a vehicle breakdown and was soaked in an embarrassing moment. The appearance of surgeon Liang Yanze was like a beam of warm light - the black jacket he was handed had the light fragrance of wood, and the warm cocoa in the service area dispelled the chill. This unexpected encounter planted the seeds of fate in the panic. Lin Fei's random nickname "Lin Feiwen" became an exclusive nickname known only to the two of them. Liang Yanze had already known the truth from her grandfather, but the moment he accepted it with a smile, his hidden tenderness and premeditation paved the way for subsequent entanglements. Many years later, when we reunited at a restaurant, Liang Yanze, who had been rejected by his blind date, softly called "Lin Feiwen". In the approaching rain, Lin Fei turned around and ran back with the words "If you get married, will you consider me?", Which is not only the desperate girl's desperate situation, but also a true portrayal of her resistance to and desire for intimate relationships. Lin Fei has barriers to intimacy brought by her family of origin. The "daddy issue" has caused her to repeatedly struggle with dependence and resistance, but she has always maintained a tenacity that grows stronger with each setback. She seems careless in front of others, but behind her back she is able to concentrate on the intangible cultural heritage creation of Zhuang brocade baby clothes. Her persistence in adhering to traditional culture in the old streets and alleys makes her more vivid and makes me love her even more. Liang Yanze's "gentleness with a bit of darkness" is not a label setting. As a surgeon who is nine years older, he has both the calm rationality given by his profession and the quiet control - his deliberate waiting for the reunion, his efforts to supplement relevant knowledge all night long to meet the needs of the heroine, and his responsibility to find a balance between the hospital and the family, all give the "daddy" pampering and tolerance with detailed support. When he confessed that he "loved Lin Fei who expressed his love passionately", the deep love that went in both directions had already surpassed the initial shell of the contract. The seemingly unequal interaction actually contains the most touching tenderness. Liang Yanze accompanies Lin Fei to participate in folk activities in the old street and supports her intangible cultural heritage business; Lin Fei gradually opens up his heart with Liang Yanze's tolerance, moving from dependence to deep love. In addition, Ali combines intangible cultural heritage with modern love stories. Lin Fei's return to his hometown to start a business, the texture of brocade materials and the craftsmanship in making baby clothes not only show the vitality of traditional culture in modern society, but also become witnesses of the character's growth. The bluestone road of Chunxi Old Street, the dense water vapor on rainy days, and the rich heritage of intangible cultural heritage are intertwined, giving this love a more profound artistic conception - just like the Lingxiao flower quietly climbing and growing in the rainy season, the relationship between Lin Fei and Liang Yanze also moved from contract to sincerity through the nourishment of traditional culture and the running-in of daily interactions. "Heavy rain" runs throughout. Perhaps it symbolizes both Lin Fei's initial emotional dilemma and the process of spiritual healing. Finally, when the rain passes and the sky clears, the two complete their self-reconciliation and emotional perfection. "Brave love" is not only Lin Fei's courage to face his inner struggle and find redemption through a contract marriage; it is also Liang Yanze's willingness to use patience and tolerance, waiting for a closed heart to slowly melt. Love may have different beginnings, and getting along may have unique patterns, but in the end what touches people's hearts is always sincere dedication and mutual fulfillment. In this rainy season, whether it is the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage or the management of intimate relationships, perseverance and bravery are required - just as after heavy rain, the light will always appear, and the sincere feelings will eventually bloom with the most touching brilliance over the years. (Three busy lives are really stressful, but reading books silently all the time is still the best thing for us! See you in the works forever ~ I will never miss every book review! I love you!!!)

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