The Creator of the Literary World

Let me state upfront that I am not the author; I just couldn't stand it anymore. Those who claim it's original, do you think writing original content creates a sense of immersion? What if the author writes original content and then you say they're just indulging in self-pity? Leaving aside literature, let's talk about entertainment.

I have compiled a list of the books that appear in the novel according to its timeline. Some of them may be ones that I did not find or did not notice. Tagore's *Stray Birds* Dazai Osamu "Disqualified in the World" Tagore's *The Crescent Moon* Bing Xin's "Stars and Spring Water" Françoise Sagan, *Bonjour Tristesse* Richard Yates, *Eleven Kinds of Loneliness* Dai Wangshu's "Rainy Alley"

I vividly remember one time I forgot what I was searching for, but I remember someone posting, "Can people these days even write good poetry?" Then someone posted a poem by Li Bai, and the original poster commented below it, "What kind of crap is this? It's utterly unreadable compared to poems written by ancient people."

To be honest, I don't like Xu Kexia. She appeared too suddenly, and the relationship between the two of them also appeared too suddenly. If Chen isn't the female lead, it's inappropriate for her to stay with Ye like this, at least not after Ye and Xu's relationship is established. At most, she should be an assistant, not someone living together.

Holding jade in one's heart, with a heart as pure as a fragrant orchid. This is the first novel I've ever read that made me not completely obsessed with the protagonist but rather with the author's talent. The language is very understated, yet it's like lightning, half darkness and half light. The darkness is Ye Jin and that silent world, while Ye Huaijin's appearance is like a messenger who is deeply immersed in darkness but still holds light in his hands.

Ye Huaijin's arrival was not just to bring a ray of light to the world, but more like to redeem Ye Jin. No, to be precise, it should be two broken people saving each other. One is a broken body leading to a broken soul, and the other is a broken soul leading to a broken body. Ye Huaijin and Ye Jin, two broken individuals, pick up each other's fragments and mend each other.

I can't say anything else, only one sentence Absolutely stunning!

I feel like there aren't many authors here with such excellent writing as this one. Finding this book feels like a stroke of luck. It's a very comfortable read, with a smooth flow that makes you want to keep reading. And so far, the readers I've seen are all very supportive, unlike some other books where the chapter comments are all over the place, which really affects the reading experience.

I love this novel; I think it's very good. Putting everything else aside, I cried many times 😄😄. I hope it gets better and better as it goes on, doesn't fall apart, and isn't abandoned. I've already subscribed to the whole thing, and auto-subscription is enabled 😁.

This book is addictive; it's called "Irresistible."