Flashback I want another flashback about Diane and Kurt...
Loved the storyline, twists and turns. Had me guessing and pleasantly surprised along the ride! Looking forward to the next!
This was the most amazing book ever ❤️❤️❤️
For a story that showed SO much promise in the early stages, The Luna Choosing Game has spiraled, sadly in a downward manner. It's become repetitive, boring, lacklustre, static. It has cost too much money up until now, and given the unreliable 1 chapter updates & lack of direction, I say NO MORE.
Author, what is your goal with writing us rubbish? Just end the book if you're out of content. All you do is write noise and bickering staff which is very boring and annoying.. Waste of my money
I want to read more
this was a great book
Brilliant Story
Amazingly good, great story, awesome imagination, looking forward for more
Great love story, keep them coming
Let's talk about the truth or dare scene because this is where the author's dialogue skills absolutely shine. The Top Supporter's responses are so fast, so unthinking, so devastatingly honest—it's like he can't help himself. "I don't do secret crushes. I'm always obvious about it." Eight years of letters, eight years of anonymous support, and in a single sentence he admits everything. He Zheng is scrolling through explicit questions while the truth was right there all along. The dialogue between He Zheng and Wei Zhenye after the reunion is even better because it's so sparse. Look at this exchange: "See if it's too hot." "It's not hot." Two sentences. A glass of water. Eight years of history between them. The subtext is so thick you could cut it with a knife. And Wei Zhenye's line about the tattoo—"He's beautiful. That's why I can't forget him." That's not dialogue, that's a confession carved into skin. The author lets characters reveal themselves through what they DON'T say too. He Zheng never asks where Wei Zhenye has been. Wei Zhenye never explains why he left. They just... exist in the same room, and the silence between their words is louder than anything they could say. The voice is consistent—intimate, restrained, aching. Even the narration has this quality of someone holding back, like they're afraid if they describe too much, the moment will shatter.
i loved it so far it's sooo gooooddd