I Promise You a Smile That Captivates the City
许你一笑倾城
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- Ongoing
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Romantic Youth
- Subgenre
- Campus Life
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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To be honest, this book has been in the works for an incredibly long time. Others who started writing with me have finished one book after another, while I'm still updating at a snail's pace. We originally agreed this book wouldn't have any VIP chapters, but I didn't expect to write so much, so I added VIP chapters to the final volume. After all this time, I don't know if anyone is still reading this book. But whether they are or not, I will finish this story because I love it, and writing it made me very happy. Even if no one continues to support this book, I hope you enjoy reading at least one chapter. I recommend the sister book, *The Best Time to Say I Love You*, and my new book, *Transmigrating into a Bizarre Martial World*. My books are all light and sweet, and I hope everyone who reads them finds a beautiful world like a fairy tale!
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Tonight I read Mu Yidan's "A Smile That Captivates a City" and was deeply moved. Before I knew it, I'd been following this book for a while, which is rare for me; I usually finish a whole book by now. First, let's talk about the writing style. While the language isn't particularly elegant or ornate, its simple language conveys genuine emotion, which is rare. Also, the author doesn't use overly commercial writing style; the plot develops gradually and logically, as matters of the heart don't happen overnight. The beginning really piqued my interest and made me want to keep reading, which is commendable! Secondly, the plot is excellent. The character of Mu Ning is very well-developed, and the two main characters complement each other perfectly! It's not overly Mary Sue-ish, but I did see a potential rival in "class monitor"—I'm not sure if I'm right. The overall tone is warm and refreshing, but author, you've been using the "canteen" theme so frequently! And this novel is so sweet, which makes me, a single person, quite ashamed! These are my main feelings. I regret that I couldn't give you any suggestions.
Ordered! Keep up the good work!
Subscribed, keep up the good work!
You've subscribed again, haha! 😄
I used to never finish a novel. (Rarely) but I really like this book. Including "I Love You in the Best of Times" (ɔˆ ³(ˆ⌣ˆc) The relationship was calm and peaceful, yet very warm. I'm totally supporting you, keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง
Fresh and refined pleasing to the eye
Very well written
It's great, I've added it to my favorites, and I welcome you to visit my page again.
Supported!!
The young master and the snail are mine, and so are you!