I Love You, Yuzu and Fish

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Purple-haired 🐟

I definitely still prefer stories with a single female lead. The beginning shows her almost breaking up with her childhood sweetheart, saying she's starting a new life. Just as they reconcile, she accidentally has a relationship with a man. Her true love, her childhood sweetheart, has to explain things to the man, feeling guilty and apologetic, and promising never to see him again.

Honestly, I was recently experiencing a reading slump, and then I inexplicably got recommended this book. After reading about fifty or sixty chapters since it was released, I really want to complain about what kind of bizarre character the male lead is. He's reluctant to let go of Yu, yet he's also clinging to Liu.

I just couldn't hold back anymore with these last few chapters. The protagonist's mother is ridiculous. The male lead and Yuzu aren't even a couple, and they've never mentioned an arranged marriage; they're just good childhood friends. Why does she act like they're already married? Her reaction to the male lead dating other girls is like he's cheating—even cheating doesn't have to be this extreme.

Yysy, I wish all the female supporting characters could be replaced with the female lead. 🤓

Did the rain soak the pomelo, or did the pomelo get mixed with the rain? The fish are swimming around again; is it the rain or the fish that are swimming around? By chance, coincidence, or destiny? Was it all ordained? And yet, do I still like it? Expectations versus reality, whether reality shatters expectations, what scenery remains after the shattering, and the scenery still awaits your discovery. Keep going, you'll see it to the end...

Tzuyu

Chou Tzu-yu 😍

Before the Lantern Festival, there are also cultural activities in the temple. Twenty or thirty performers, wearing masks and embroidered robes, sing and dance to the accompaniment of instruments such as trumpets, suonas, ox-horns, gongs, and cymbals. Of course, this is the Potala Palace, and luckily the place they visited wasn't too far from there.