Do You Like Beautiful Girls Who Throw Themselves at You?

My encounter with this book was through a popularity indicator on the homepage. I always click on novels recommended by SF (a popular online novel platform), and discovering this book was the result of my consistent practice. The book doesn't depict the idealized world we yearn for, but rather the world we truly live in, filled with hypocrisy and strife. The protagonist suffers far more pain and setbacks than most. Some people can withstand these blows and continue to live with their heads held high, while others, like the protagonist, are filled with despair and want to end their suffering through death. Some, like the protagonist, have their hope for life rekindled by others...

Well… I don't know how to put it… I just wanted to leave a comment here. I can't offer a professional evaluation, so I'll just express my immediate feelings. I've read so many novels, some light novels, some not, and I've seen many heroines who are all over the place from the start. This one might not be the most heart-fluttering, the most three-dimensional, or the most charming, but (as Lu Xun said, everything before "but" is nonsense) it's definitely the kind of sudden appearance of a princess on a white horse (?) That I've imagined before. It made me feel compelled to leave something here. The male lead's inner thoughts are also very well described. This book is definitely worth reading…

As we all know, blue + red = purple, so blue ocean + red ocean = purple ocean (explosive theory). This book review consists of two parts: the first part explains why this book is a blue ocean, and the second part explains why it is also a red ocean. 1. Blue Ocean: If the genders of the male and female protagonists were switched, this book would seamlessly become a classic romance novel. It's like adding a minus sign (-) before a traditional romance light novel, turning everything upside down: In this book, the male protagonist is passive, while the female protagonist is active; the male protagonist is withdrawn due to a traumatic past and attempts self-harm and suicide several times, while the female protagonist, with her unwavering...

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The rain last night stopped this morning. Dewdrops are hidden in the misty air. I look at the colorful flowers outside the window, but my thoughts drift to you. Like a dream, etched in my mind yet elusive; like rain, falling into my heart and melting into the soil; like snow, drifting into my palm, creating ripples. Thinking of you, a slight smile plays on my lips. How fortunate I am to have you by my side, never leaving me? We've been disappointed, failed, and lost; we've cried until we were speechless, but we've also let go of those disappointments and laughed together. You taught me to love, you taught me to grow...

I'm so lucky to have stumbled upon such a remarkable work amidst the vast sea of books. Initially, I approached this book expecting a lighthearted, enjoyable read. But gradually, as the plot unfolded and the conflicts deepened, I felt like a ship slowly being drawn into a whirlpool… The male protagonist, Sheng Tian (playing the "overpowered protagonist" trope), is socially awkward, a top student, a bit of a chuunibyou (delusional), and kind. The female protagonist, Ti Xue, is a yandere (obsessive and possessive character), brave, and beautiful… The author doesn't aim to create perfect characters; instead, the men and women in her stories all possess distinct flaws, and this book is precisely where her…

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There will be a second season, focusing on sweet and pure love, with the main characters being Shengtian and Xuemeng's daughter. Please look forward to it...

The author truly poured their heart and soul into writing this novel; the emotional portrayal is incredibly delicate. The characters are also incredibly well-developed, creating a strong sense of immersion. I absolutely love the realistic style and the first-person perspective (｢･ω･)｢ The whole story has both sweet and heart-wrenching moments. The male and female protagonists grow together, experiencing so much together. This is something rarely seen in light novels; usually, the characters are fixed and don't change. It's less like a novel and more like life itself. We make mistakes, but we grow; nothing is static. Dawn only arrives when we are awake. Two people from different backgrounds...

Although I initially came across this light novel because of its "feel-good" title, I felt it was different from the very first chapter. The plot was rare in light novels, and the author's writing was excellent, clearly outlining the storyline. The sweet moments between the male and female leads were very enjoyable, and the later angst was equally satisfying. While I felt sorry for them, I always felt they would reconcile, which is probably the author's brilliance. Just when things seemed to be getting sweet, another tragedy would strike, making it a very satisfying read. I didn't abandon it because of overly tragic plots or repetitive romantic tropes. Personally, I think it's a particularly good work and definitely worth reading.