Super Sweet Daily Life with My Immortal Childhood Friend and Girlfriend

It's a great read. The author's pacing is excellent. While a significant amount of text is devoted to describing the protagonist's rise to power, it's seamlessly integrated into the minutiae of everyday life. Compared to most novels of the same genre, it avoids any abruptness. A major highlight is the author's handling of supporting characters.

The author's writing is good, the plot is fast-paced, and I didn't see any major flaws. This book is excellent among slice-of-life stories; the author's attention to detail is superb, the interactions between the male and female leads are sweet, and subtle, touching moments are very moving. I was constantly moved and couldn't stop smiling while reading.

I've always wanted to find a story that depicts the protagonist's life from childhood to adulthood, and this author has finally delivered! It's a great read, the plot isn't cliché at all, and the author's writing is excellent. 😘😘😘

Keep it up, author! I found your book today, it's really good! I've finished it now, and I'll be reading it every day during my vacation. Keep it up! [Salute]_(•̀ω•́"∠)_🥺

I personally love reading single-female-lead romance novels, but so far I've only finished three (including this one). The other two are the very famous "My Wife Is From a Thousand Years Ago" and "Wife, Please Behave Yourself." I mostly dropped them when the male and female leads established their relationship and made significant progress in physical intimacy; a typical example is the Japanese…

It's really good, with no major flaws. Normally, when I read other fast-paced, light novels, I skim through them, but this one has a gentle, warm feel that makes you want to read it carefully and slowly.

It's well-written; it's rare to see a story that starts from childhood. However, you could consider adding some other plot elements, giving the male and female leads' relationship more emotional ups and downs. That's just my personal suggestion, otherwise it feels a bit bland.

It's been a long time since I've read such a light and easy book. It tells the story of the protagonist returning to his kindergarten days, accompanying the female lead, Jiang Yingxuan, as she grows up. He even changes the imperfect ending, showing how "the female lead bravely steps in to save the day," "the male lead goes to the city to swim with her," and "the male lead, Wei Ming, repeatedly…

Full marks! Full marks! Unlike other rebirth novels that devote considerable space to describing the male protagonist's career success, this book doesn't include romantic entanglements between him and other women. Instead, the entire story revolves around the male and female protagonists and their families.

Over the years, I've rarely read a novel this comfortably. Most novels are either inexplicably nauseating, digressive, or full of self-contradiction, making them tedious and annoying. This gentle, slow-paced story, with its understated prose depicting the ordinary lives of two people and their love that began in kindergarten, is truly something to yearn for.