The Everyday Life of an Ordinary Beta

The family depicted by the author is very realistic. The author does not deliberately downplay the trivial conflicts in life to create a "perfect family", nor does the author write the same old dark family with "domestic abusive father and runaway mother" in order to give the protagonist a tragic character.

It's incredibly good... The author is truly skilled at writing this kind of story. All three novels clearly demonstrate the different types of characters, haha. This is the best author I've ever seen at writing about ordinary, submissive characters. I really admire them, especially this one.

A must-read! The author's writing style is truly gentle and flowing, like a clear spring slowly seeping into your heart, immersing you in a small world unique to the book. I couldn't put it down, and the logic is very strong. I followed the first two books as they were being written, feeling restless on the days without updates, reluctant to stop reading once they started, and even more reluctant…

I really love the author's depiction of a life unfolding like a gentle stream. It's such a pity about Xiaoying; such a beautiful and wonderful girl, gone just like that. She had unfulfilled dreams and unexplored places, and even her best friend doesn't remember her. If she had lived and lived to marry Wang Hu, Runshan would definitely be sitting at the head table.

It's so good! I was wondering why it was both so painful and addictive – turns out the two books I read before were written by you! Now I finally remember your name.

A truly refreshing read! To be honest, I've read so many stories, and they're all so similar. I could predict the plot with my eyes closed—the protagonists are all incredibly skilled and exceptional individuals, which is exciting, but it gets tiring after a while. This story, however, opens up a new perspective! The protagonist is genuinely ordinary, but has his own endearing qualities!

This is a novel about ordinary people's lives disguised as an ABO story. Surprisingly, I read most of it in one go, focusing on the mundane lives of ordinary people without any dramatic conflicts. The author's writing style is excellent, concise and to the point. It's also rare for the author to write about the everyday lives of most people with such humor. Except for the occasional moments that feel a little bittersweet, like looking in a mirror.

This is already the third book I've read. Actually, this is just ordinary people's lives. There aren't any dramatic love stories or intense conflicts. There aren't any sudden accidents involving people around you that you'd want to investigate. You'd definitely stay out of it, the further away the better.

The writing style is just right for me 😢 The male lead's character is really not exaggerated, quite ordinary, but I absolutely love him. At first, I thought there were two male leads 🤦 Everyone should read it, it's super good!

I feel like I've found the right path for reading novels. I enjoy suspense that feels realistic, the gossip about rural life, the unspoken conflicts within families—the immersion is so strong! It made me feel a little suffocated, yet I was also amused by the interactions between the three children. It left me with an empty feeling, a sense of being choked and unable to go back.