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Chapter 987: Chapter 915: You were born before me; by the time I was born, you were already old. Chapter 987: Chapter 915: You were born before me; by the time I was born, you were already old. “The so-called ‘Seeing Yang Guo once, you err in life.'”

This was the original title in “The Return of the Condor Heroes.”

In just seven words, it summed up the regrets of several girls in “The Legend of the Condor Heroes.”

At the release of this book review, the trend of reversing public opinion had become unstoppable, and Yi An’s comment section was particularly lively:

“Damn the charm of Yang Guo!”

“That old rascal Chu Kuang didn’t forget to torture us severely with Guo Xiang’s unrequited love in the end!”

“I really like Yi An’s conclusion about Guo Xiang: ‘You were born before me, and when I was born, you were already old.'”

“It’s all about timing, alas.”

“How many regrets in the world does this phrase encompass?”

“This is why I like Yi An’s reviews, he comes up with such moving phrases effortlessly, like the previous one ‘May you wander half your life and come back still young.’ This phrase ‘You were born before me, and when I was born, you were already old’ is even more amazing!”

“After reading this review, I feel even sorrier for Guo Xiang!”

“Let’s make an irreverent guess about Little Dragon Maiden: if Guo Xiang were replaced by Guo Fu, then ‘The Return of the Condor Heroes’ might well have been about Yang Guo and Guo Xiang. When Yang Guo leapt off the cliff in the latter part of the novel, Guo Xiang jumped down with him—there’s the evidence. That’s why even Yi An lamented with the phrase, ‘You were born before me, and when I was born, you were already old.’ It all comes down to Guo Xiang appearing at the wrong time. When she met Yang Guo, his heart was already full of the Dragon Maiden.”

Eunice Lam’s original book review, of course, didn’t contain such a sentence as “You were born before me, and when I was born, you were already old.”

Including the previously mentioned summary “May you wander half your life and come back still young,” was also Lin Yuan’s spontaneous sentiment.

At this moment.

The popularity of the second book review was in no way inferior to the first one!

Even some media outlets quoted Yi An’s two book reviews!

Like the phrase “May you wander half your life and come back still young,” this book review popularized a phrase!

It was “You were born before me, and when I was born, you were already old,” which resonated with countless readers!

For some literary youths, this phrase was nothing short of a coup de grace, enough to elevate their sympathy for Guo Xiang to heights of imagination!

Guo Xiang was certainly hot.

A certain writer on Earth named Cheng Lingsu wrote a piece called “To Guo Xiang”:

As I walked past the mountains, the mountains didn’t speak; as I passed by the sea, the sea was silent;