
Our Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
我们的昨天今天明天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 168k Words
- Genre
- Romantic Youth
- Subgenre
- Pure Youth Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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38Chapters
1.8kRecommendations
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This book is so well written; the plot is relatable and, most importantly, it resonates with readers.
This book doesn't have a lot of intense conflict, so it can relieve stress. It's a good book.
The new book doesn't have any exaggerated plot twists; everything is based on past experiences, making it particularly relatable and evoking memories.
The writing skills are amazing. Is the author a screenwriter? Or has the author written some great works? They are definitely not a newcomer.
This book is great in every way, except that some paragraphs are too long and can make your eyes tired if you read too much.
Yan Han truly loves basketball; this dream sequence is strangely amusing.
These lyrics are from a while ago; I really liked them back then.
The author's depiction of that ambiguous, budding affection is so evocative.
Cai Kangyong's perspective encapsulates the lives of most people, yet there are always those who are unwilling to live their lives in such a way.
Feng Bin is a repressed, secretly passionate guy. I don't remember much else from the author's description of him, haha.