
The Pajama Girl Only I Can See
只有我看得见的睡衣少女
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 688k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Reader comments 16
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After reading it in one go, I felt a bit like a defeated dog (especially Xiao Wei, who is almost a Chinese-style Xiaoju, and even the tone is the same), but the author has written in his own style, which has that kind of youthful campus youth feeling. Generally speaking, many places have a strong Japanese light flavor, including dialogues with non-characters, switching between multiple perspectives, etc. However, I think it is well written and the characters are quite fleshed out. Every character who appears has flesh and blood, especially the badminton chapter. I really didn't expect that this kind of writing can be ignited. It is really well written. I hope this book can become popular and be read by more people. By the way, why doesn't the author divide the amount of work he publishes in one day into two chapters? It's a bit tiring to read five or six thousand words at once ()
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"The Girl in Pajamas Only I Can See" cleverly combines campus and fantasy elements to bring a unique reading experience. At the beginning of the story, new student Chen Xiaochen's unexpected privacy exposure catches the reader's attention. He is then entrusted with the important task of investigating the missing classmates, and the plot advances rapidly. When you find that only you can see the beautiful girl in pajamas, and the people around you disappear inexplicably, the "no one's world" setting is full of mystery, making people curious about the follow-up development. The author describes the alliance investigation journey of the two people, which is full of unknowns and surprises. They meet in autumn and pursue the broken summer. The setting is literary and romantic, adding a touch of warmth to the story. In short, this book is a masterpiece of campus fantasy and worth reading.
The writing style is quite good, and the narrative style is relatively rare again. It has a little bit of lightness, but the setting at the beginning is a bit vague, and sometimes I can't understand it.
A good book that is not suitable for tomatoes. The writing is very good and it even feels like it could be published as a physical book👍👍👍👍👍
She wraps up all her youth and stories here; She turned around, held the tail of the wind, and kept it in the midsummer sky.
The writing is very good, written by a rare species author. The front is a little depressing, and the Japanese light novel style is particularly obvious. Some of the content concepts are similar to Mai-senpai's, but the setting of the protagonist is still very new. I read 1/3 of the book at night and felt a little out of breath. I decided that it would be better to slowly read a few chapters a day. Very well written.
Awesome, underrated masterpiece
Very good, good luck to the author
Okay, I'm a little bit unsatisfied with what I've read.