It Is Said That Falling in Love Makes People Beautiful

Xi Shui’s major was ballet dancing and his side gig was diet. No one could understand the secret of losing weight better than choreographers: eat less+move more. Despite being hyperactive, Xi Shui excelled at eating. When the teacher pinched the spare tire on his stomach, Xi Shui was ashamed and angry. He found a formula that Kissing could burn calories and the more intense the partner’s kiss, the more calories would be consumed. This could be able to fall in love and lose weight. It was Zhou Zeqi, a celebrity from the school’s Sport Academy, that he was aiming for. He summoned up the courage and went find the person he fell in love with, carrying a small school bag on his back: ” I want to fall in love with you…” Xi Shui was so shy that he couldn’t raise his head. Zhou Zeqi looked at the boy who was trembling from blushing to the base of his neck in front of him and casually accepted the confession. Another party knew the steps of love and was passionate about kissing. Zhou Zeqi thought that the other party loved him so much, but one day he saw a bunch of records on the other party’s mobile phone: 5.23 kiss for ten seconds burns 0 calories 5.24 kiss for five minutes burns 30 calories 5.26 kiss for ten minutes burns 60 calories…. XiaoXi’s trouble: What to do? Zhou Zeqi wants to go to a hotel with me wahahahah…. Zhou Zeqi felt like he was about to be pissed off by his little boyfriend: Damn it. Foolish ballet beauty, Little swan × “I believe everything you say” – Big wolf dog – Gong

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on It Is Said That Falling in Love Makes People Beautiful This novel had me hooked from the start with its sweet premise and adorable characters. "It Is Said That Falling in Love Makes People Beautiful" is a delightful dive into early romance, and I definitely enjoyed the journey. ### First Impressions The initial chapters introduce us to a protagonist deeply immersed in the world of ballet. He's a bit slow on the uptake when it comes to romance, but that's primarily because his entire focus has been dedicated to his art. This naivete is endearing rather than irritating, setting the stage for a heartwarming story of discovery. ### What Works Well The relationship between the MC and ML is definitely a highlight. I found their interactions to be incredibly cute and realistic. The male lead is particularly well-developed. He's portrayed as independent, responsible, and even a little rebellious, which adds depth to his character. I especially appreciated that he wasn't afraid to show his emotions, a refreshing change from the stoic MLs we often see. The story has a 'love interest falls in love first' trope which is well-executed here. Their relationship progresses smoothly, but not without the occasional bickering and quarrels that feel true to life. It's this realism that makes their connection so believable and enjoyable to watch unfold. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning There are mentions of a "kinky" sex life between the main characters, though it's apparently not explicitly detailed. Just a heads-up for anyone who might be sensitive to that. Also, there are side couples with extras. ### Final Verdict Overall, I found "It Is Said That Falling in Love Makes People Beautiful" to be a charming and enjoyable read. The slow-burn romance, the well-developed characters, and the realistic portrayal of their relationship make it a worthwhile experience. If you're looking for a cute and heartwarming shounen ai story with a touch of realism, I'd definitely recommend giving this one a try.