Taking It Easy: Stay Away from Me, I Don’t Want Your Sister to Get the Wrong Idea

It means that the male protagonist has died six times in the past, and the memory was brought back for the seventh time. The sister has always carried the memory. The sister did not take it but got the future diary for the seventh time. The future diary at the beginning was the sixth time. Later, the future diary changed and became the seventh time. The sister could not accept it and went crazy. In the sixth time, Ye Fan failed to catch up with his sister, but was stabbed by her sister. He became angry and reborn to start the game with the male protagonist, only to find that the male protagonist has a light retrospect function. (Also, my sister likes the male protagonist very much and is not arrogant at all. Although my sister likes the male protagonist, she is very arrogant.) Isn't this level of brain-burning?

Read the book review: Very brain-burning Watch the plot: Am I really a genius?

I have read 86 of them. How can I put it, I have mixed feelings. This type of love story (sci-fi suspense) is not something that ordinary people can write. The author, well, is an ordinary person, so I won't go into details. . . I am impatient, and I am already very tired in real life, so I don't want to get too entangled in reading a book. Therefore, what I want to see is that the protagonist and others solve the problem of reincarnation early, confess to each other, and then spread the dog food. Although I have confessed now (personally I feel it was too slow and should have been done earlier), there are still many doubts about these doubts. . . It, it is not the reason for me to pursue books! It can only be said to be a seasoning, but the core is still about falling in love and spreading dog food! I hope the author can develop this aspect well. The first 86 chapters feel just like that. After all, it is not a literary masterpiece. It is suspenseful and logical. After all, it cannot compete with the simple enjoyment!

I thought it was a romance novel, but I didn't expect it to be a suspense novel. I thought it was a suspense novel, but I didn't expect that there is a romance novel hidden in the suspense novel.

I understand, both Yun and Xue like the male protagonist. Xue is more arrogant and refuses to admit that she is a real tsundere. Yun has been reborn. "That thing" is that Xue and Yun live with the same identity (their new identity is Bing). If they don't use the same identity, they will die at the age of 20. In the end, they both fell in love with the male protagonist. Bing's identity was used by Yun at the time and was given to her sister. In the last life, Yun was betting on whether the male protagonist could recognize Bing as Yun. In the end, he was killed by the arrogant Xue. Probably like this

It's a very good book, but I'd like to give you some suggestions. 1. The title of the book could be changed, as it does not match the content of the article. 2. It is recommended to add suspense to the label. Many people want to watch love and relax, but in the end they are forced to burn their brains [face covering]. The introduction may also need to be modified. 3. You can post an outline after the finale and sort out the timeline. I understand it, but many people in the comment area said it was confusing after reading more than a dozen chapters and were speechless. You haven't even reached 33 yet and you still want to understand it? ? ? These are all suggestions. Useful ones are the best. @Today's dog food A general timeline ①The protagonist and his sister had an accident on a plane and disappeared. The sister found out about it and fell into a coma. In reality, many people, such as the female author, entered her sister's dream through some kind of technology. ②The younger sister imagined the protagonist in her dream. Because she wants her brain to believe that this is real and not a dream, the protagonist in the dream is not awake, but a comatose person who was rescued after a plane crash. The younger sister in the dream is trying to wake up the protagonist she imagined. ③ It takes time to wake up the protagonist (in a dream). In order to ensure the vitality of the protagonist's brain, the female author made up a dream for the protagonist, which is the thing that keeps resurrecting and retains memories, also called the "brain in a vat" ④In order to satisfy his sister's possessiveness, the protagonist of the fifth life got together with his sister. Later, the protagonist's memories were also made by his sister (in the dream, not in the brain in the vat). ⑤ As she continues to be reborn, her sister becomes smarter. The fifth-generation sister realizes that she may be in other people's dreams or thoughts, and tries to pass information to her future sisters, from notes to diaries. In other words, the protagonist, sister, Lin Fan, can retain memories, and her sister has a future diary and high IQ. ⑥Reality-Sister's Dream-The protagonist in the dream is the brain in the vat ⑦Finally, there are two endings. A is that the protagonist and sister die in reality, and the protagonist and sister in the dream survive as data bodies, and can enter the mechanical body in the future; B is that the protagonist and sister are alive in reality, and the three of them live together happily. It can be said that both endings are comedies. I don't know if I remember correctly, but it's probably like this Finally, author, please explain to me who is the female author in the finale? ? ? It seems like this is the only thing I can't understand in the whole book! ! !

The subject matter of this book is very novel, but the author's writing skills are indeed not up to par. However, the whole book is still very good. Various main lines and hidden lines are interspersed, and the emotional lines are also developed very harmoniously. It does not have the abruptness of ordinary novels. However, one of the more important issues is that this book The audience may be a little small, after all, it is too vague, and readers who have read few books may not have the patience and not understand it well, because the first volume is really convoluted, and the plot only begins to become clear in the second volume, but this novel is still very well written, I hope the author will work hard!

Overall, it is a very good book. As for the most commented ones, such as the brain-burning and confusing plot, I personally feel it is okay and there is nothing I can't understand. The most difficult part is maybe because other Tomato books are too brainless? However, this book is indeed a bit convoluted, or very convoluted, but the amazing thing is that the author can write it well. This is more difficult to write than an ordinary dual-line plot or a dual-protagonist plot, but this kind of subject matter is not very normal, right? At least I've only seen this one. What I say next may contain some spoilers. The first thing to make clear is that starting from the first chapter, this is a three-layered world, the outermost real world, the middle layer of dream world, and the innermost brain in a vat. The brain in the vat is also the world of the novel at the beginning, including the messy reincarnation. These are all based on the sister's dream world, and the outermost is the real world. There are two lines in the ending. The author is right, neither is be, but neither is he. I feel very annoyed, because obviously you can write he, you only need to make the protagonist immortal in the real world. That's all. Maybe the author thinks tragedy can be more deeply rooted in people's hearts? But I actually don't think so. After all, the reality is sad enough, and you can't be optimistic about the ending just by reading a novel. There are many negative reviews about this book. In fact, they have not even seen the concepts of the dream world and the brain-in-a-tank world. The so-called chaos is only for the protagonist's so-called travel through the book and the messy rebirth with the male and female protagonists. It cannot be denied that it is indeed very messy, but it is not messy to that extent. At least it is understandable and can be sorted out. However, there are so many negative reviews, which is indeed unreasonable. Maybe Tomato is indeed very young. Finally, let's talk about myself. Most of my praise for this book comes from the setting of this world view and the so-called brain-burning. After reading it, it really gave me a bright feeling. It was purely the setting that surprised me. On the contrary, his novels are not very good. Whether it is the setting of the plot, the characterization of the male and female protagonists, or the description of the emotional line, it is quite poor to say the least, which is a little above the average level of Tomato. But it is good. He always gives me sudden changes and directly attracts me in the setting. , But on the other hand, because the update was very slow, the attraction did not last forever, which caused me to take a break for a while. I picked up the book after seeing the end of Brain in a Vat, and I didn't finish reading it until the end. Overall, it's a good book [crazy]

This book is really good. Three Rebirths is already very good with just one theme. The plot logic is very tight and I don't think there is any big problem. After all, this is also my first time watching The Third Rebirth. (I don't know what else the author said?)

It's a good novel, but it's a bit messy, and it's too stomach-ache-inducing. The relationship and story between the protagonist and the two sisters really made me feel stomach-ache and uncomfortable while reading it. The author's writing is good, but I'm not very good at reading stomach-ache novels. If you like it, I can recommend it. It's very good~\(≧▽≦)/~