The Drowning Woman I Rescued Wants Me to Marry Her

I quite like it. As an ordinary person, the author did not describe the appearance of the protagonist, nor did he hint how good-looking the protagonist is from other places. Although the way the male and female protagonists meet and get together is not very reasonable, I think it is worth a 5⭐, but now I have read Chapter 10, and I have also seen some people say that starting a marriage without sleeping together is a turtle story, so I can only say that you are not suitable to read this article [almost crying] [almost crying]

It takes a lifetime to heal the shadows of childhood, and the author's portrayal of the heroine's character is quite good. Regarding this aspect of life, the description of daily necessities, rice, oil and salt is also very realistic. It's very plain and heart-warming, haha. There is no lofty love story, but just the lives of ordinary people. Ordinary life is mixed with surprises. What I see is that two people support each other and accompany each other. The male protagonist is worried that the female protagonist will be hurt and blamed by others because of her low IQ. The female protagonist is also worried that she will cause trouble to the male protagonist because of her intellectual problems. At the same time, she also works hard to reduce the burden on the male protagonist. This is the best embodiment of love. The author has written my thoughts. Although there will be flaws, neither people nor things are perfect.

It was very confirmed when I saw where I was buying quilts. The author, you must have read it before. In short, it is very cute. The plots are similar in several parts. That ball head is too typical. The introduction to buying a quilt is so detailed. If I hadn't read it again two days ago, I would have forgotten what the different materials of the quilt do. But other than that, the writing is still very good. It's obviously good, but there are always people scolding it in the comment area, and those bad comments are annoying to watch. Big cheers for the author [smile]

How to put it, if I were to evaluate this book in terms of redemption, it would be above average. But if you put it in the current sweet article, it would just barely pass. Let's talk about a few points: First: The beginning is a bit cliché, but the author's writing style still adds some points to this cliché plot. Second: There are so few redemption lines. I have read the heroine's redemption many times and felt that it was just like a classic redemption story, lacking something special. This also led to the redemption line in this book not being much interesting. However, I think the subsequent plot of the heroine learning to make milk tea is particularly good. It not only fits the character but also adds a little more color to the redemption line. Third: The quality of the plot is low and the plot is cliched. I have seen the cliché of being reluctant to buy an expensive cup of milk tea more than a hundred times in Eggplant. Also, the male protagonist's identity as a social worker turned novelist is abrupt and cliche. Writing like this for 25 years is just seeking death. First I went from being a social worker to making videos, and then I became a novelist. You can probably write the male protagonist as a small character and rely on editing and your own brains to gradually become popular. It can only be said that the growth line of the male protagonist was particularly unsuccessful, but the growth line of the female protagonist was much better. A girl with an intellectual disability learned to make milk tea and finally became a store manager. This growth line was very successful. In summary, if you are used to seeing childhood sweethearts, neighbor sisters or school beauties, you can read this book when reading other themes. Although the author is not very good at plot innovation, this book can be said to be an excellent book with a score of 7 to 8. If the ending is not too hasty and the plot is short, and the updates are interrupted, I think this book can be rated at 8.4 Another point that I think is more criticized is the portrayal of the male protagonist's ex-girlfriend. What does it mean to just go through the motions? There is neither plot conflict nor character development.

From the first chapter to the end of the extra chapter, I should have some thoughts on the ending, haha. Although the plot in the book is plain and everyday, when I actually saw the ending, I still felt a little reluctant to let go. I think the reason lies in the heroine. How many rag pickers in reality will encounter kindness like the hero, let alone redemptive love. Therefore, the book describes the heroine's transformation from a stupid girl to a stupid girl who has grown up a bit in the end. She will feel very gratified and moved because she met him.

Guys, it's so beautiful. The only drawback is that the author gets sick easily. He doesn't update when he gets sick. I feel like the physical education teacher at my school. He gets sick too easily.

Although I haven't finished reading the story yet, the process and ending are not bad. When I first read it, it reminded me of the story I saw on Douyin. They were very similar. The protagonist's story also reminded me of a sentence: You are like a rock, and I am like pampas grass, and pampas grass is like silk, and the rock cannot be transferred.

It's more daily. People who are patient can take a look. People who are impatient think that getting along is too slow. I have different opinions from you. I have been with my partner for 4 years. We have not slept together for more than 4 years. I think relationships are like this. Only if you really like it will you be cautious.

It's quite nice and sweet, but the plot behind it goes by a bit too fast.

This novel is very simple and unpretentious, with shadows of reality everywhere, and a strong sense of immersion. I feel that the author can write it more perfectly. If only I stick to it, it will be a good little sweet novel as it is.