Little Fairy: I Talked an Amnesiac Princess into Becoming My Wife from the Start

This book is a tribute to my childhood and my past dreams. I've been a failure in real life; I've never even held a girl's hand. So, this book will focus on the mundane details of daily life, how feelings are nurtured through small, everyday moments.

I've been revisiting classics these past few days, and I was surprised how well Tomato understands me.

It seems alright. My personal thought is, should I also take the older sister as my wife? 😏😏😏😏 Just my personal opinion, please don't criticize, thank you!

If you're not feeling well, just say so. Don't leave us wondering what's going on.

Your book is very well written.

Finally, I've found someone whose taste aligns with mine! So many people write about Balala, but none about Beibei and Yaya. I hope to collect them all. Although some aren't very well written, this is the only one on Tomato Bookstore, so I'll cherish it. My favorites are the Beibei and Yaya sisters and the Meiqi and Meixue sisters 😏

To be honest, when I was little, Beibei was my childhood goddess, the only one, very special. I'm very grateful to you for helping me realize that somewhat immature idea I had before through your novel.

This book is quite well written, but the author is a bit lazy and updates are somewhat slow.

Overall, it's pretty good, but the ending shows both sisters getting together, so Ya Ya's romance felt rushed. Considering my personal preferences (I like single-female-lead characters), I'll give it four stars! Sorry, author! Actually, the overall content of the book is indeed very good. Looking forward to your new book!

I've finally found the kind of subject I want to watch—it's about childhood, about childhood goddesses.