Looking up at You Under the Stars

Youth Memories Club is the equivalent of daydreaming. 👍

It's rare to write a book review, and the posts in book circles are mostly complaints. But this book review may be more about my personal views on the plot... ... First of all, I first saw this book when I browsed new books on Qidian. I thought the title of the book was quite romantic, so I invested in it. Due to procrastination, I have been reading the latest chapters intermittently. After reading it, I would like to express my thoughts on the long-distance love plot in the book. … Before this long-distance relationship began, both of them believed that they could maintain the relationship and did not believe that the distance in space would tear apart their relationship. Many people think so confidently, but the final result is usually a breakup. If I were the hero and heroine, I would also choose to break up, and I wouldn't even want to start. But can their childhood sweetheart relationship really be let go easily? This is human sensibility, knowing how difficult this thing is but still wanting to roar against fate at all costs. But for them, it is possible to maintain a long-distance relationship, because college only lasts four short years, rather than being far away like some people. After all, some things are better to hope than despair. But in just four years, a lot of things can change. They will face completely different environments, friends and life trajectories from each other. As a result, they will go further and further away from each other. If we really have to look for the reason from the personalities of the two people, it is that they lack trust and understanding of each other. If they could have more trust and understanding, they wouldn't have quarrels on the phone every day. Also, I think there is no need for Mu Fan and Xiao Nan to get back together after they break up, because for lovers, the reasons for this breakup are most likely the same as the last breakup. Love is so fragile sometimes, it requires two people to give.  …  The main part of the book review has been written, and what follows are some of my personal complaints. Let me start by saying that I am a bit obsessive-compulsive, and I am particularly concerned about typos in online novels, especially youth literature in online novels. Personally, I think the word "youth" is very beautiful. When I first came into contact with youth literature or romance novels, I also read them from published books. It is almost impossible to have typos. Let me start by saying that I have a bit of obsessive-compulsive disorder and am particularly concerned about typos in online novels. This is especially true for youth literature in online novels. Personally, I think the word "youth" is very beautiful. When I first came into contact with youth literature or romance novels, I read them from published books. It was almost impossible to have typos. Comparing the books for boys, I think the books for girls may be much more detailed, with few typos and few plot errors. Therefore, I hope that the author can find time to take a good look at it and make corrections. There will be no mistakes such as unclear distinction between "him" and "she" or typos of names. I have been reading it intermittently these past few days, and sometimes I am confused by these errors.  …  I remember a few days ago when I just read the second chapter, I posted a complaint. The author said that I was not strong enough or in-depth enough, but I want to say that I really don't have any requirements for the plot as long as it does not violate the three views, and some are just bits and pieces of details. This is my book review, thank you! by: A boy who is about to be a sophomore in high school