Green Plum Quartet of Snow Country

Does the author like earrings very much? The protagonist wears earrings. If you don't like it, don't read it. Moreover, earrings are mentioned repeatedly later. I searched for the keyword earrings and it was mentioned from beginning to end. Probably dozens of times. It's outrageous. It's not about earrings, it's simply about people who wear earrings, and it's to slander these men who wear earrings. After all, there are not many men who don't wear earrings. The people who see earrings are basically smart guys who go to KTV. If you think it's fashionable and open, go ahead. It's in poor taste.

The daily interaction is very comfortable. It would be better if there are more main events (or extras of the if line).

I'll watch it again after I finish watching Tokyo and Kyoto😍😍

Because there is no sense of substitution

The early stage is too bland, and it can be said that there is no disturbance. If you can watch it, then this is your cup of tea.

Great, very comfortable to watch

Everyday life is too daily. Even after reading Chapter 50, there is no passion at all. It's not like I'm so patient that I can't hold on to the end.

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Let's first respond to some of the bad reviews in the comment area. First, there is the issue of earrings: the author is expressing that the protagonist was rebellious in Tokyo and could not adapt to Tokyo and could only make friends with bad people. Moreover, the frequency of occurrence is not high, and it only appears five or six times. Then there is the protagonist's mother and assistant encouraging Haixing to become a mistress. It's nonsense. I haven't seen this plot from beginning to end. It's just that before the protagonist and Shangzi confirm the relationship between men and women, the protagonist's mother wants to promote and repair the relationship between the protagonist and Haixing. Then it's bland, so okay. The first fifty chapters are indeed very light, but they explain clearly what happened, so there is no light novel that feels exciting right from the beginning. The next step is to complain. The protagonist is definitely not a person worth trusting for life. If he goes to work in the normal world or meets another woman who treats him well without asking for anything in return, he will definitely include her in his harem. Kazuyo and the others are definitely not childhood sweethearts. He talked to Shangzi because Shangzi was uneasy, and he felt sorry for everything Shangzi had done over the years. The reason he was with Kazuye was because he took her first blood, and because Kazuye loved him so much. Is it love with the light? Is there love? I don't think so. Why did Haixing say that Haixing was the first person he fell in love with? I just... Mistook the teasing in elementary school as love, shook my head and said nothing. The protagonist is a person who wants to accept everything calmly but does not want to be responsible. He is quite a naughty person, probably because he has seen his mother remarry many times. Speaking of his mother, let's talk about it in detail. His mother is a person who absolutely objectifies herself. Marrying the director of her first work when she first entered the entertainment industry is a girl's longing for love and seniors. Later, she lost her husband and remarried Maki because she wanted to find someone to bear the burden of raising her son. She wanted to understand After Bai came back, she went through several marriages in the following five years, using each other's resources to help her come back successfully and gain popularity. She may have feelings for her son, but if she really had to choose between her current successful career and her son, her first choice would definitely be career. This book is much better than the previous one, "Tokyo Coaching". The protagonist is no longer a duplicitous person, and the author of 🐶🌞 doesn't know where to go to learn the fragments. Although it is undeniable that the protagonist is a scumbag, the characters have been successfully created. The protagonist is only a 17-year-old boy. At most, he has read more books and seen more of the filth in the entertainment industry and his mother's transactions with others. Finally, I yelled: This is the flower sect that I fuck with! ! ! ! !

I really like daily writing. But I have read the first ten chapters of this book, and there is no plot point, which means there is nothing to whet my appetite in the early stages. Really bland. Hard to attract