After Shrinking, I Was Taken Home by My Mortal Enemy

OMG! Oh my god! Look what amazing novel I've discovered! Why is the rating so low?! I was blown away by the first chapter! Yu Meiren (Yu Chuanxian) turned into a tiny person is just too cute to resist! But then I remembered how miserable A Xian was and I burst into tears!

Sigh, after reading it, I understand why it received a low rating despite being so good. It's probably because of the disappointment. The author seems to have a penchant for torturing the protagonist (shou). His life is almost entirely filled with tragic experiences.

So good! The male lead suffers from amnesia again and again because of his mother, but each time he falls in love with the female lead again. "Do you believe in love at first sight?" This is the first thing the male lead says to the female lead after he loses his memory. He loves him, no matter when or what the circumstances.

Well... The writing is quite good, and the content flows smoothly. I felt the beginning was very well written, but the later parts felt a little disjointed. Maybe that's just my personal opinion; the more attentively I read the beginning, the less I enjoyed the later parts. This couple is great, but their experiences are a bit bumpy. It's best to only read if you can handle that kind of thing.

To Zhou Pei of A Yu: No matter how many times I lose my memory, I will still fall in love with you without hesitation. Perhaps it's fate that we're together, but I'm absolutely certain that I love you. "I always thought it was love at first sight for me, but later I realized there's no such thing as love at first sight. It turns out I've always loved you." To A Pei's Xiao Yu "

The plot and writing style are decent, and the theme is quite novel. I thought the first half was pretty good, but I didn't like the later part of the story as much. It was also quite a lot of torture for the protagonist, who was constantly getting hurt. I felt there was no need for so much suffering, and the ending felt rushed. Overall, it's pretty good and acceptable. I liked the shrinking trope, and being a short story, it's perfect for finishing quickly.

Oh my god!! This is a treasure trove of a story that deserves to be discovered!!! The breathtaking love between Yu Meiren and Zhou Feiyi is simply divine!!! No matter how many times you forget, as long as he is still him, you will still fall in love with him! Do you believe in love at first sight? That's love deeply ingrained in our genes! Little Yu Meiren is so adorable!!!

This is my second reading. The plot is fresh, the love is intense, and they only have eyes for each other. Although it's not long, the plot is tight, full of twists and turns, with the climax around chapter 60. The pacing is well-balanced, and even after the climax, there are still exciting moments.

To put it simply, the first half, with its charming interactions between the little characters, is quite adorable and spirited. However, the story's pacing is incredibly clichéd, purely for the sake of being melodramatic. It's a mindless, overly sentimental story. The protagonist's personality is too one-dimensional; he's either on his way to suffering or currently suffering.

This is the only novel I've read with a rating of just over 7 points, but it's really good. The ratings are probably inflated by people. I think this book is quite good. At first, I was hesitant to read it because of the low rating, but a friend recommended it, so I gave it a try, and I found it to be quite enjoyable. The plot flows smoothly.