Orange Storm Novel Review

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By zilu, 子鹿

4.4

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CompletedchineseWeb Novel

Genres

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romance slice of life yaoi

Chapters

90 chapters

Started

2020

Description

“Orange Storm Warning” refers to the possibility of strong winds or heavy rainfall with an average wind force of 10 or above within the next 12 hours, influenced by tropical cyclones. It can also indicate that an area is already affected by a tropical cyclone with an average wind force of 10-11 or gusts reaching 11-12, and this condition may persist.* In such weather, Fang Xing encountered Jiang Zhijin, who had just finished a fight with someone, outside the hospital’s emergency room. At that moment, Fang Xing thought, “Why is this person so irritating?” Little did he know that Jiang Zhijin had similar thoughts. Fang Xing x Jiang Zhijin A story about two cool guys who can’t stand each other but end up living together and even fall in love. The age difference between them is 10 years, with the younger one being the top!! 【Possible triggers】 1. 10-year age difference, 18 and 28; 2. The bottom has had a previous romantic relationship, so beware of triggers for purity parties.

Publication Information

Original Publisher: chang pei (gongzicp)
Original Language: chinese
Type: Web Novel

Orange Storm Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator

My Thoughts on Orange Storm

"Orange Storm" promised a mature romance with a slice-of-life feel, and it largely delivered. As I dove into this story of Fang Jie and Jiang Zhi Jin, I found myself drawn into their world, a world built on mutual respect, care, and a surprisingly healthy approach to an age-gap relationship.

First Impressions

The premise itself intrigued me: a high school student, Fang Jie, moving in with Jiang Zhi Jin due to difficult family circumstances. I was immediately curious to see how the dynamic between these two characters would unfold, especially given the age difference. I was also concerned about the absent parents, adultery, and bullying tags. Would this be a story full of angst? Fortunately, it wasn't.

What Works Well

What stood out most was the realistic and mature portrayal of the characters. Fang Jie, despite his young age, is not infantilized. He's been through a lot and carries a certain world-weariness, but he's also still allowed to be young and experience first love. Jiang Zhi Jin, on the other hand, is a genuinely caring and supportive partner. He's not overbearing, but he provides Fang Jie with the stability and understanding he desperately needs.

The communication between the two is also a major highlight. They talk through their problems, express their feelings openly, and avoid the typical misunderstandings that plague so many romance stories. It's refreshing to see a couple that actually communicates!

I also appreciated the slice-of-life aspect of the story. It's not just about the romance; it's about Fang Jie navigating his final year of high school, dealing with his past, and building a new life for himself. The author does a good job of balancing these different elements, creating a well-rounded and engaging narrative.

Areas of Concern

While I thoroughly enjoyed "Orange Storm," I can see where some readers might find certain aspects lacking. The story is relatively low on drama, which may not appeal to those looking for a more intense and angsty read. Also, while I appreciated the lack of unnecessary conflict, I felt like it was missing something that I can't quite place.

Final Verdict

Overall, I found "Orange Storm" to be a heartwarming and satisfying read. It's a story about two people from different walks of life finding love and support in each other. If you're looking for a mature, realistic, and relatively angst-free romance, I highly recommend giving this one a try.