The Globe-Trotting Travel Photographer

It's so hard to come up with names for the characters! If anyone needs extras, please leave your name, gender, age, and personality. I'll pick one for you, thank you, because there are just too many characters to appear in the book.

I finished reading this book last night, staying up all night. Here are a few points. 1. Aside from the train to Moscow and Mohe, I've been to all the places mentioned in this book. I stayed at Wutong in Dali and Zuo Er in Shuanglang. After reading about 20 chapters, I knew I'd hit the jackpot.

Since there's only one female lead in the end, they shouldn't have written two female leads in the first place; it truly ruined the book.

Never before has a novel made me so excited, making me want to pack my suitcase and take a spontaneous trip. The only drawback is that the relationship between the male and female leads wasn't handled very well.

This is the best book I've read in recent years, bar none.

The author is using a stockpile of chapters to mock people! She's already mocking me for only a small amount now! There's a crowdfunding campaign; you can join the group, it's completely voluntary!!! Important!! Completely voluntary!!! Wouldn't it be better to put it on sale for 50?

Lin Qingchen

After reading this book, I had three impressions. First, it's definitely youth literature! The romance feels very much like a typical youth novel – all ambiguity and unspoken understanding are the main themes. Second, the author is a scumbag! He only flirts, never truly loves. (Meaning, he only flirts, never gets involved; whoever gets emotionally invested loses). Third, it's a hodgepodge.

I'm so conflicted. I prefer a single female lead setting, and I like Gu Naier. But then Lin Qingchen had to come in, and both women have quite a bit of screen time. I really don't want to choose. Looking forward to Bao'er! Just wondering, when will you add an extra chapter? 🙂🙂🙂 Also, is Gu Naier a homophone for "goodnight," Bao'er? Am I right?

I trained in Lijiang for three months in 2018. I saw Jade Dragon Snow Mountain in the distance, passed by Erhai Lake, and went into the ancient town. I had promised my girlfriend that we would go there to play in the next two years. I am still here, but my girlfriend is gone. We were in a long-distance relationship. We promised to stick together. I was too naive!