[Slow-paced]
To live a better life, Mufan accepted the System's offer and went to another world.
Before taking on a mission, he had to complete three simulations. Their outcomes would determine his final task.
Simulation One: Mufan, a man riddled with bad habits, meets the upright Ningguang. Though their principles clash, the two unexpectedly end up living together.
There, Mufan sees things he'd never seen before and experiences what it's like to be cared for and needed. Little by little, his outlook begins to change.
As time passes, their lives gradually improve. But if there were no misunderstandings and no third party, why do the memories grow hazier and the feelings fade?
And why, in the end, does he give up hope?
It's okay, I hope it doesn't end like the last book
The author writes very carefully, but it is necessary for this kind of slow-burning novel to attract people to read. I know the author wants to write about comparison and contrast, but the character design at the beginning will dissuade many people.
Well, I like it very much!
The slow pace is okay, but the number of words is too few. I hope it can be sped up a little bit.
To be honest, I like both books very much. The first one was so bad that I was confused for a long time. Then I accidentally saw this one and I like them both.