[Slice of Life] [One Female Lead] [Behind-the-Scenes] [No System] [Lighthearted]
Song Wenze transmigrated unexpectedly, with only one family member left by his side: a little brat with a runny nose.
After finally getting his younger sister through college, he relied on seventy percent hard work, thirty percent luck, and the thousandfold inheritance left behind by his family.
When his three years of travel came to an end, he settled in a small city, planning to open a little coffee shop and start a lie-flat life.
But an unexpected incident led him to save a girl who was trying to take her own life.
Driven to desperation by her birth family, the young diva had reached her final step after being betrayed by a friend and shelved by her company.
But a fisherman by the sea rescued her, and from then on, she began her daily life working at a coffee shop.
"Kind girl, did you drop this hit album, or this hit album, or perhaps this whole stack of hit albums?"
The young diva, having worked through her troubles and hoping to return to the music scene, was stunned when her boss brought out hit after hit.
"After weighing everything, this one suits you best. Fly, my dear, 'A Diao.'"
I was surprised to find this book on Tomato Bookstore. I initially thought it was just another plagiarized web novel, but it had the feel of a traditional novel, unfolding slowly and deliberately. However, it's a bit selective in its readership; those who like it will follow along, while those who don't will probably scroll past quickly. 🙂
The writing is alright, at least there isn't too much filler, but the author's update speed is too slow. I wanted to ask if the author has been busy lately, and if I could send some local specialties to the author? 😎
Maybe it's good, but I don't really like it. After writing a bunch of thoughts, I realized I still overshot the mark. I'm probably a little angry now.
It's good and bad. The good thing is it's not off-putting, but the bad thing is the slow pace, which doesn't suit Tomato's fast-paced style. I don't know about others, but I come to Tomato specifically for fast-paced, exciting stories, haha. It's not the books' fault, it's mine.
How to describe this book? It has that lazy, languid feeling of midday sun during a cold snap in spring, even reminding me of my school days when I was prone to daydreaming, a kind of fantasy reflecting reality. So far, there are no major flaws, and the writing style is above average for an author. In short, it's like a freshly brewed cup of tea.
It looks great, keep it up! @Twenty-third of the twelfth lunar month
The price of tomatoes, the quality of the starting point. It's quite novel in this context of plagiarized official documents. Pretty good, pretty good 🥰
A slice-of-life story, worth reading.
My favorite Zhao Lei 🥰, I hope he releases songs like "Mama," "Back View," and "I Remember."
It's super pretty and has a very warm atmosphere, adding a touch of sweetness to a dull life.