Plum Rain Season
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Summary
A feisty wild rose X a cunning fox spirit
At first, Lin Siyuan couldn't stand Mei Li.
She was his father's new girlfriend—naive, shallow, vulgar, a person from a different world.
Later, his father ran off with the money and dumped him on Mei Li.
Mei Li became a dodder flower forced to stand alone.
He was the tiny parasite clinging to the dodder flower.
The two relied on each other, enduring many difficult times together.
Lin Siyuan discovered that falling in love with Mei Li was the most natural thing in the world.
Her vitality was incredibly tenacious; she always lived fiercely, like a blazing wild rose.
He trained himself into a fox spirit, just to earn the right to dance with her.
Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Contemporary romance readers who like small-town fiction and non-polished urban settings
- Readers who prefer younger man/older woman raised-together dynamics and relationships that reverse with circumstances
- Readers who can accept protagonists who are imperfect and have shallow, vulgar sides
- Those who want stories of small people supporting each other and enduring hard times together
Not a good fit for
- Readers expecting the leads to be equals and mutually devoted from the start may be uncomfortable with the early disdain and imbalance
- Those sensitive to stepmother/stepson-style identity relationships should choose carefully
- Readers who prefer light, sweet, pressure-free stories may find the tone too heavy
Reading tips
- Don't rush to dislike Lin Siyuan's early disdain—it's the setup for the later reversal; be patient and read until after his father runs off.
- Pay attention to changes in Mei Li's voice and agency; her "feistiness" means different things in different circumstances.
- Read the part where the two rely on each other as the emotional main line; it conveys the weight of salvation better than the romance line alone.
About the publisher
Tianjin Boji Xinmei Technology Co., Ltd. is a publisher focused mainly on literature and general reading. Public information about the company is limited, but its catalog of nearly one thousand titles indicates publishing directions that include mystery and detective fiction, foreign literature, classic works, health, and Eastern philosophy. Representative publications include The Complete Dark Stories of Edgar Allan Poe, the works of Jo Nesbø, Nobel laureates John Steinbeck and Yasunari Kawabata, the collected works of Shi Tiesheng, and the healing books of neurologist Oliver Sacks. Its author resources combine foreign classics such as Poe, Steinbeck, and Kawabata with contemporary mystery writers like Nesbø, supported by translators including Cao Minglun and Lin Liren, reflecting a publishing profile that balances retranslated classics with genre reading.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 梅雨季(1) 私奔
- 梅雨季(2) 微妙
- 梅雨季(3) 蛋糕
- 梅雨季(4) 变故
- 梅雨季(5) 坠落
- 梅雨季(6) 岩浆
- 梅雨季(7) 巴掌
- 梅雨季(8) 肥肉
- 梅雨季(9) 抛弃
- 梅雨季(10) 新家
- 梅雨季(11) 发廊
- 梅雨季(12) 诱惑
- 梅雨季(13) 蚕食
- 梅雨季(14) 深渊
- 梅雨季(15) 冲突
- 梅雨季(16) 泼辣
- 梅雨季(17) 日记
- 梅雨季(18) 棒喝
- 梅雨季(19) 触动
- 梅雨季(20) 温情
- 梅雨季(21) 转变
- 梅雨季(22) 商机
- 梅雨季(23) 亲密
- 梅雨季(24) 跟踪
- 梅雨季(25) 越界
- 梅雨季(26) 叛逆
- 梅雨季(27) 管教
- 梅雨季(28) 高考
- 梅雨季(29) 庆祝
- 梅雨季(30) 盼娣
- 梅雨季(31) 烤串
- 梅雨季(32) 离别
- 梅雨季(33) 考察
- 梅雨季(34) 告白
- 梅雨季(35) 僵持
- 梅雨季(36) 坦然
- 梅雨季(37) 受伤
- 梅雨季(38) 引诱
- 梅雨季(39) 授课
- 梅雨季(40) 约会
- 梅雨季(41) 欺负
- 梅雨季(42) 情敌
- 梅雨季(43) 守恒
- 梅雨季(44) 疑云
- 梅雨季(45) 钢丝
- 梅雨季(46) 遗产
- 梅雨季(47) 命运
- 番外(1) (林浩视角)
- 全彩蛋 (狐狸精的炼成/出逃/补课/健身/鹦鹉)
- 番外(2) 结婚快乐
- 番外(3) 甜蜜诱惑
- 特别番(1) (暗黑向,慎入)
- 特别番(2)
- 特别番(3)
- 特别番(4)
- 特别番(5)
- 特别番(6)
- 特别番(7)
- 特别番(8)
- 特别番(9)
- 特别番(10)
- 特别番(11)
- 特别番(12)
- 特别番(13)
- 特别番(14)
- 杨卿番外(1)
- 杨卿番外(2)
- 杨卿番外(3)
- 杨卿番外(4)
- 杨卿番外(5)
- 杨卿番外(6)
- 杨卿番外(7)
- 杨卿番外(8)
- 杨卿番外(9)
- 杨卿番外(10)
- 杨卿番外(11)
- 杨卿番外(12)
- 杨卿番外(13)
- 杨卿番外(14)
- 杨卿番外(15)
- 杨卿番外(16)
- 杨卿番外(17)
- 杨卿番外(18)
- 杨卿番外(19) (完)
- 特供番(上) (张龙视角)
- 特供番(下) (张龙视角)
- 杨卿彩蛋 (贴纸/风波/刺青)
FAQ
Mei Li and Lin Siyuan have a bad relationship at first. Will that make it hard to keep reading?
What exactly does "younger man/older woman raised-together dynamic" mean in this book?
Is the mutual salvation two-way, or is only one side saved?
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About the author
Ming Luan is a Chinese online-fiction author known for contemporary romance and time-travel/alternate-world stories, who describes herself as a "niche sweet-romance word processor." Public information about her life and dates is limited. Six of her works are currently in the collection, including Meiyu Ji (Plum Rain Season), Yan Li Chao, Jia Jie, Que Ta Zhi, Jia Yuanyang, and Shijin Tang; she has also published the novels Si Quan and Shijin Tang, with other representative works such as Nan Yi and Le Se. Her style is varied rather than fixed, yet consistently marked by delicate portrayal of characters' inner lives and sincere, moving emotional arcs. Her works retain a sweet-romance tone while conveying a sense of everyday life, earning attention from readers who favor such themes.