What Should I Do When My Older-Year Crush Confesses to Me?

Su Mu's growth experience seems to be a reflection of mine. From a poor family in a mountain village to the manager of a leading company in the industry in the mountain city, from a village primary school to a district and county middle school, and then to a university in the main city, it all depends on studying. Fortunately, I did not give up studying.

At first glance, I thought it was just another generic, artificially sweetened story. But yesterday, I accidentally clicked in and read a few pages, and I was completely hooked, reading until 3 a. M. The literary style and the author's profound knowledge, drawing on classical texts, are truly rare finds on Qidian.com these days.

I was almost fooled by the title 🤫. I initially thought it was a quick read, a story about how ideal soulmates gradually grow closer. The author's writing is excellent, the narration is rhythmic, like a charming girl walking gracefully towards you in a rainy alley—captivating! However, the male protagonist is just too insecure. Sigh, love makes people insecure. For a novel to be so realistic also brings me back to reality.

Current update progress: Chapter 100 (involving 150 works) Playlist: Beautiful Times (Internet Depression ☁️ - Author's own playlist) Book excerpt: This will be continuously updated; let's see if the author creates a group later... I wish all readers of this book will encounter a beautiful love story. That's all~ (To new readers: This is a high-quality novel.

I'm in pain and heartbroken. I've only read up to chapter 20 so far. The author's writing is beautiful, the details are exquisite, but I find I can't continue reading this kind of realistic romance novel. Perhaps it's because of my impoverished upbringing, perhaps it's because of the "red pill" I took, perhaps it's because I'm reminded of my former "sister," but all my fantasies about love have…

You're really going after that 'white moonlight' girl, aren't you?

I can't criticize it, I really can't. As a seasoned critic, I simply can't find fault with this book. The writing, emotions, pacing, and plot are all handled so well, it's so interesting. I really can't find anything to criticize about this book. New readers, please judge for yourselves. I'm reading it now!

This novel has a truly artistic feel, but without any hint of pretentiousness (it's not about showing off). The writing style is refreshing and gentle. Although it's a sweet story, there's a touch of sadness in it. The overall ending is happy, leaving a warm feeling, like life's journey is long, but there's always hope along the way. The male protagonist's experiences reflect aspects of many people's lives, making it relatable. I hope the author continues to work hard and update frequently!

Although I've only read less than 20 chapters, I think your book is much more sci-fi than The Three-Body Problem.

This book is really good; it's rare to find such a good book on Qidian. I've read up to chapter 15 so far, and I can't help but keep reading without even thinking about skipping ahead. 1. The writing style is very good, just like articles in Youth Digest. 2. The author has life experience; many scenes in the book feel very real and down-to-earth. 3. The emotional descriptions are very nice; the unrequited love and the interactions between the two are portrayed very vividly.