If We Get Ten Meters Apart, We'll Automatically Explode

1. This is a slice-of-life romance novel with a clear beginning and end. There's no NTR, no cheating, and no aimless, drawn-out plot. The lighthearted and loving daily life intertwines with the main storyline, making this my nth favorite romance light novel. 2. The female lead. I didn't pay attention to the male lead or adopt his perspective while reading; I was completely focused on the female lead. She has a strong JK (high school girl) vibe, is incredibly cute and adorable, and even has a touch of innocent sensuality—it's irresistible! Thumbs up! 👍 3. The atmosphere. But I don't understand the direct relationship between the atmosphere and the plot. Maybe I read too fast and missed some details. 4. I will definitely read until the very end...

Regarding the author's recent absences from updates, as you all saw at the end of the last chapter on April 24th, the same situation has persisted. The author hasn't been feeling well lately and has been adjusting and resting. I apologize for that. Most importantly, updates are still important. The author is working very hard to adjust and believes updates will resume soon. Please understand, and thank you all for your continued support. —Yingyingbai (Ah, do I need 140 characters? I'll use symbols to make it up /funny/…

I read this book around February, and I've reread it more than ten times already. How should I put it... I discover something new every time I read it. I really like this method of advancing the plot by gradually revealing more about the characters through everyday life. It keeps the reader from feeling confused. Many novels have the male and female leads fall in love with each other for no apparent reason, which is very unsettling and feels unreal. In contrast, Jiu Gu's character development is much richer, making me truly feel the presence of Fan Ge and Yue Qingyin, and also showing me the changes they make for each other. Overall, regarding this book...

Having read many romance novels, I must say this is a rare gem that truly immerses you in the sweet interactions between high school students. Most works, in an effort to pad out the story, lower the IQ of the male and female leads, making the emotional development illogical, resorting to reverse psychology and easy gains—these mindless plot devices leave you feeling nothing, often accompanied by deep social conspiracies that only add to the frustration. This book, however, has excellent pacing and plot, making it easy to pick up and put down at will. Personally, I consider it a rare gem; after reading it, you'll understand that those mindless, feel-good novels are simply unworthy of depicting romance. Personally, I feel...

I first read this book in my senior year of high school, then reread it in my sophomore year of college, and now I'm a first-year graduate student. The number of chapters the author updates is still less than the number of exams I took in college.

I wouldn't be disappointed even if I watched it again, but I watched it back in high school and can't recapture the feeling from back then.

This is truly the first time I've read such a wonderful novel. I'm reading a few chapters every day now, and I don't want to finish it all at once. How to put it... I think I'm just immersed in the beautiful everyday life of "Fan Yin." Although it's slice-of-life, seeing the male and female protagonists grow little by little, and gradually realize their feelings for each other, brings a sense of peace and joy. It's truly beautiful. It makes you willingly praise and cherish this relationship. Kazama Kyuuka is the best!!!

No, buddy, I've already graduated from college.

How many years has it been?

Dude, I've had this book pinned to the top of my chat list for years, and when I suddenly saw a new one before bed, my eyes widened in disbelief.