My Parents Are a Handful, Can They Let the Counselor Have Some Peace?
活爹活妈，让辅导员安生会吧
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- My Troublesome Brats, Leave the Counselor Alone我的活爹们，放过辅导员吧Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've been following this book since the last one; Ma Fan writes well, and I'm really looking forward to this one.
It's a short read, very down-to-earth, and the author's writing is excellent. The story is not only realistic but also very engaging. I personally really like it and hope they maintain this level of quality.
Like the previous book, this is a five-star read. The protagonist is courageous and resourceful, efficient, principled yet flexible, individualistic yet not arrogant—everything is within reasonable limits. Some plot points feel very realistic; I wonder if this is due to the author's strong research skills or genuine industry expertise.
1. The book is very good and worth reading. 2. One minor flaw in the early stages was the protagonist's choice of career; well, to each their own. 3. Aside from a few minor flaws, it's incredibly well-written and definitely worth reading. 😏😏
The author's writing is as good as ever, and the story is still so delicate, without any filler. It's a great book worth adding to your bookshelf, and I'll continue to follow it.
This book is so good, why hasn't it been rated yet? I read it in one go, the plot is so captivating, author, keep writing, I'm rooting for you.
The last book was amazing, and this one is also very well written. Keep it up! It's so good! Anyone want to watch it together?
Many novels with strong technical content tend to be quite dry, but this one is relatively not dry at all; it's quite engaging. I think the romance is handled better than in the previous book, although the transition in Ma Fan's romance felt a bit abrupt. (Actually, the main purpose of my comment was to ask the author where and when to book plane tickets to get a cheaper price, because the plane tickets home for the holidays are so expensive I want to die.)
Not bad, I've been following this book since the last one.
It's alright. The content isn't particularly related to the synopsis and title. It uses a student counselor as a starting point, with the main story revolving around politics within a university. It occasionally connects to the protagonist of the previous book. Overall, it's not as good as the previous book, which was more novel, but it's still acceptable. On Tomato Books, it's considered pretty good.