The Masked Prince and the Heart-Stealing Princess

This book is very important to me. My judgment of a novel always stems from the reader's perspective. This was the first time, truly the first time. I trembled at certain parts, tears streamed down my face, my whole body shuddered, and my heart ached. Ji Xiaotiao and Xu Moqi perfectly portrayed love—that inseparable, selfless love, that love that transcends lifetimes. I love finishing a novel and then working backward to the beginning, using "what ifs…what if Xu Moqi and Ji Xiaotiao hadn't ended up together? What if Ji Xiaotiao hadn't lost her memory? What if Ji Xiaotiao hadn't been in the car accident? What if Ji Xiaotiao hadn't pushed Xu Moqi away? What if Ning Xuer's invitation had been rejected?… All the way to what if Ji Xiaotiao's hair hadn't gotten tangled in Xu Moqi's button? What if Xu Moqi hadn't fallen in love with Ji Xiaotiao… After doing all that, you realize that every love story is one in a million, worth cherishing. They used 356,869 words to tell me what love is. Li Zi used unadorned language to write the most magnificent and beautiful love story. Looking forward to more campus novels by Lizi (I have a special fondness for campus novels, hehe). Sincerely, salutation! PS: I really like Young Master Xu's sharp tongue.

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Dear author, are you still around? Are you still writing novels? I like you. The novel is quite old! I think I first started reading novels around 2014 when I read your "The Masked Prince and the Heart-Stealing Princess," and it left a very deep impression on me. I read it several times. I love this wonderful story so much...

The author reminds me of my first love! I destroyed it with my own hands. He was 17, I was 14, and now just hearing his name makes my heart ache… I miss him.

Ugh... The part where the male and female leads broke up was so heartbreaking! I cried so much!

I read this five years ago, and it's the only book I've ever read multiple times. Every time I read it, I laugh and cry along with it. Even though I almost know the plot by heart, I still can't help but laugh and cry. The author is truly amazing; the writing really touches my heart.

Keep up the good work! (Visiting "You Don't Understand Innocence Always Leads to Loss")

I brought "Always Belonged to Her" to study.

Author, keep up the good work! Also, please promote my new childhood sweetheart story, "The Red-Faced Du Liangchuan".

I'm here to pay homage to the master with "October Blood Cherry Blossoms in Full Bloom"!