Clear Winter, 1999

It's one thing for the male lead, the big boss, to be upset by his employees once, but it would be unreasonable not to suppress him the second time.

To be honest, I didn't really get into it the first time. After flipping through two chapters, I thought it was just another old-fashioned rebirth story. Upon opening it a second time and slowing down my reading speed, I realized how truly excellent it is. The author has perfectly captured the spirit of youth, and you can feel the sincerity in every word. It is worth savoring.

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Bro, how about we take a break for a while, build up a backlog of chapters, and make sure we can update regularly? What do you think?

There are too few updates...

The author doesn't know which year it was, and many of the events are his own imagination, detached from the actual situation of that era. He has neither the life experience of that time nor the ability to deeply explore the experiences of others. This is a common problem among young writers today...

Damn, it's been three or four days since I stopped, is it going to be a eunuch?

I've been following along, but the emotional progression feels a bit slow.

Some parts of the earlier chapters have been edited; you can read the original version in the book club.

It's good. I'll recommend it to the book club later.