Off Course on a Rainy Night

When I first saw the copywriting of this book, I subconsciously thought it was another old-fashioned novel about "the boss fell in love with me after donating blood". It was easy to think of plots such as "Shanshan Is Coming" that I had seen before, and I silently preset the fixed combination of "cold CEO + silly and sweet heroine". After I started reading the book, I became obsessed with it. I followed the update every night and listened to the plot of the book to my good friends at eight in the morning. The rhythm of the entire story line is extremely slow, without bloody conflicts or industrial saccharine, but with a delicate and life-like texture. The male protagonist Chi Yanzhou completely broke my stereotype of a boss - he is not the kind of arrogant and unsmiling Bingshan CEO. Instead, he has a bit of cute naivety. When he gets along with friends, he will quarrel with each other in a weird way. He also often likes to joke when dealing with Assistant Zhou. His down-to-earth appearance has no sense of distance at all. He has the look of a young man and a sunny puppy. What's more rare is his openness and transparency. When he gets along with the woman, once he finds out that he is attracted to her, he will express his feelings straight away without engaging in hard-to-get pulls or duplicity. This straightforward and sincere attitude really hit me hard! [Come on] [Come on] [Come on] The heroine's ideas are even more eye-catching. She is not dependent on the male protagonist, but an independent woman who shines in the field of science and engineering. Outstanding professional ability, open-minded personality, never falling into meaningless internal friction, strong and sober core. Even though she was in a contractual relationship with the male protagonist at the beginning, she never felt inferior because of the difference in class status, and always maintained a calm attitude and lived in the present; when she discovered that she was also attracted to the male protagonist, she was equally brave and proactive, without any hesitation. Hesitant, two-way straight love, there is no dramatic plot, but there is a long-lasting warmth in the daily interactions, which perfectly explains the true meaning of "plainness is the truth". I really envy such a pure and stable relationship! In addition, the treatment of the supporting characters in the book is also heart-warming. The author made it clear in "The Author Has Something to Say" that he would not forcibly balance Assistant Zhou and Zhou Yiran in order to collect CP; the extra chapter also mentioned that Zhou Yiran is a staunch non-marriage advocate, and apart from working together, she and Assistant Zhou have almost no contact in private. The characters are not sacrificed for the sake of perfection, nor are the supporting characters used to "rush marriage" or "forced pairing". This full respect for women's choices and the cherishment of each character's independence give the whole book a gentle warmth, making it particularly comfortable and healing to read!

Congratulations on the completion of the full text [Fireworks] It came a little late. When I first knew the name Yuye, I was chasing Xiaoou. At that time, I thought why this man is so vicious. I want to see him chase his wife fiercely. After Xiaoou was finished, Yuye finally put it on the agenda and counted down the days to write the novel. I waited for the first chapter. After reading the first chapter, I knew that I would fall in love with this story. In my reading experience, whenever I see rich families and CEOs, I will naturally think of marriage. These bloody plots of fighting over and over, these things seem to have become a stereotype that cannot be deleted in my mind. After reading this story, this stereotype seems to be changing little by little. Although Chi Yanzhou has a vicious mouth, his heart is not bad. When he is not aware of his own feelings, he fights back and forth every day like happy enemies. But it is precisely because of this that two people who are not familiar with each other can slowly get closer and reduce their sense of distance, from being unfamiliar to being together for life. Then what does it mean? A completely independent woman is not bound by anyone, and will not waver in her choice for anything. She always remains rational, even if she is a little emotionally slow, but the right person will always be waiting for you somewhere inconspicuous, and will definitely meet you. Or maybe this story is about two people who have never been in love, and by chance, they go from being strangers to understanding and then falling in love. In love, they perfect each other and build a future together. As the chapter in the article says, "If I hadn't donated blood, I wouldn't have married him or liked him." There is no "if" or "if" in the matter of meeting. No matter what it is, they will meet. The persistence of intention shows that they will fall in love thousands of times even if they don't donate blood. For example, the author accidentally discovered zy and yz. Every little detail proves that they should be a perfect match. There is no bloody plot like female competition in the article. The two of them live an ordinary life, living a life like water. Although life is always bloody and ruthless, ordinary life does not exist in every corner of life. Ordinary life is true happiness. I believe that there is a parallel world, and they will live happily in a corner of the world. The train accidentally derailed on a rainy night, arrived at the starting point of their happiness, and drove to the distance of happiness with no end. The last thing I want to say to the author is that the serialization has finally come to an end. Take a good rest for a while. I hope you will be able to code in a healthy manner and don't stay up late (stay up less late!) And make money happily. See you again in the world, or in the next book. [Lop-eared Rabbit Head]

After reading this book, let me get on top! The two people are obviously not a perfect match, but people can't help but follow their story - I am deeply attracted by the unreserved brightness in her, like a ray of sunshine that suddenly breaks in on a rainy day, dazzling and healing. The preference for Mr. Chi is more of a private complex: his slightly stinky, occasionally arrogant but unable to hide gentle appearance is exactly the same as the person I had a crush on back then. Every time I see his plot, I will remember the cautiousness of secretly paying attention to the other person. The sincerity hidden under the "stinky" shell really makes people like him more and more. But when I closed the book, I couldn't help but sympathize with myself: Yiyi and I have completely different personalities. I am introverted and passive. Because I dare not take the initiative and am always afraid of screwing up, I have never even had a decent relationship experience. That's why I am particularly obsessed with the theme of marriage first and love later, just like finding my own emotional meal replacement in the story - watching the people in the book change from stranger to familiarity, from temptation to dependence, even a small detail of walking side by side or a clumsy line of concern can make me excited for a long time. I envy Yiyi's bravery and frankness, and I also look forward to my future: maybe the person I meet on a blind date can understand my caution like Mr. Chi, and we can start from "getting married first" and slowly warm up each other's lives, turning those unspoken heartbeats into gentleness. [Crying] The chase is over! Quietly, dig in! [Crying]

2026.9.15 Finished reading!

After reading it, I feel a bit empty

ZY&YZ want to be happy forever [come on] [come on]

I changed the cover and I discovered it [covering face and peeking]

The beginning of a contract is also the beginning of a lifetime [Rainbow Fart][Rainbow Fart]

Yizhou99! I promise to grow up well, and my family of four, oh no, my family of six will be happy and safe! [Star Eyes][Love Eyes] Finished Spreading Flowers [Spreading Flowers][Fireworks]

[Orange candy] I got it [Orange candy] I got it [Orange candy] I got it