This is such an emotionally delicate novel. A guiding lover is genuinely great, and the two-way redemption arc is really moving. The straightforward, gong and the prickly, easily flustered shou are just so good to read, wuu wuuu.The leads’ love line is incredibly smooth. You can see the shifts in their feelings through small details, and their love line genuinely made me cry. Love really is an incomparable kind of happiness. Everything keeps moving in a better direction, so it never turns into heavy angst. Step by step, they walk towards the happiness they’ve always longed for.Also, Hou-ge, you’re a real man. Bingbing’s character portrayal is especially vivid and three-dimensional. The way she does things matches her personality perfectly: at the beginning she’s starved for love, and later she finally entrusts herself to happiness. She becomes humble and small because she lacks love, but the responsibilities of being a mother snap her awake. She keeps growing more mature, and later, when she found love again, she returns to being the beauty-loving, pure, innocent young girl she once was.Whether it’s a mother’s love, “fatherly love,” the affection between grandpa and grandson, or the love between lovers, all of it pushes the story towards something brighter.This has become one of my top favorites. I’m usually allergic to “poor writing,” and I used to think that only love backed by material support feels more real, or that only love tested by life-and-death stakes can be portrayed to the fullest. But this author’s prose made me ignore both of those ideas. The entire story reads so smoothly. There’s no money factor and no life-or-death ordeal, yet the hardships they overcome are enough to prove how deep their love for each other runs. The courage to keep clearing every “stage” makes that love even firmer. Love is just that beautiful.Author, you have worked hard. This is truly a deeply charming, compelling work.
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After finishing this book, I was honestly soooo moved.At the very beginning, Shen Heng and Zhai Yao were constantly at odds, all sharp edges and clashes, that kind of “you only really get to know someone after you’ve fought them” dynamic. But by the end, they ended up cherishing each other, genuinely liking one another, and that really, truly touched me.Zhai Yao and Shen Heng worked hard together. It wasn’t just one of them “thinking for the other” all the time. They both treated the other as the most important person. Neither of them wanted to become the other’s burden. And for the sake of their lover being able to go higher and farther, they were willing to stay behind and hold things down, to keep the other from worrying. That kind of love genuinely touched me!And beyond the two leads’ romance, I thought the other character arcs and emotional threads were also really affecting, too.First, Xiao Lajiao. She’s honestly so considerate. She always thinks of others. Because she believed her parents’ arguments and unhappiness were because of her, so she didn’t want her uncle to be unhappy in the future, either. She’s really too sensible! And later, when she told Hou Tian’s parents not to hit him, and that if they had to hit someone they should hit her instead, you could really see how mature and thoughtful she was.Zhai Bing is also a character who keeps growing. From her early naivete to her later maturity, she’s been changing and developing the whole time, and I learnt a lot from her as well.And from Shen Ziyao’s initial inability to face things, to his later calm acceptance, I also learnt from it too.Author, you wrote this soo well! I really, really love this book! Your delicate writing brought the entire plotline and emotional arcs to life, and you made the characters feel full and complete. Your words made me feel like I was right there in the story. I truly love your work a lot!I hope you’ll write even better works in the future, and that things keep getting better and better for you. I’ll keep reading your stories!
Firesunstand.
