I started reading this book after your previous one. Although it's only a little bit long now, the daily descriptions and details are still very vivid, just like the previous one. The female lead is such an adorable character, so it's quite heartwarming. I hope you can update more frequently and quickly. However, there aren't many words yet, so I'm not sure how to evaluate the overall plot.
This book is unsurprisingly excellent. Compared to "Little Star," "Little Qiqi" focuses more on heartwarming daily life, but the darkness of the magical world behind it is also visible. The four members are all good kids. Perhaps because I'm still a bit immature, I felt taught while reading this book. I really love the author's detailed descriptions; I noticed this in the previous book too.
I came from the previous book; the author's books truly fulfilled all my fantasies about magic. Rowling's descriptions of the magical world aren't as expressive as Buttercup. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star is as iconic to me as the taste buds; I even recommended it to myself, the chubby-faced chicken.
I came across this book from another one, and the author's writing is incredibly delicate; the characters seem to come alive. The interactions in this book are so heartwarming and delightful; it feels like I've been completely healed. Plus, the timeline is perfectly set before Harry Potter even started school, which is just wonderful.
It's heartwarming to see the female lead have a happy childhood. It reminds me of what Little Star's childhood was like.
Having read the previous book, the author's writing is as excellent as ever. 👍
Keep it up, teacher! It's a really good book, and the writing is as excellent as always.
Hao Kan came here after watching Liz.
The author writes so well 🥰, I wish you could keep updating it 🤦
Having finished the previous book, this one is more slice-of-life and the plot isn't as dramatic. But after hearing about Little Star's struggles in the previous book, a slower-paced slice-of-life story of Little Badger is quite refreshing.
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I started reading this book after your previous one. Although it's only a little bit long now, the daily descriptions and details are still very vivid, just like the previous one. The female lead is such an adorable character, so it's quite heartwarming. I hope you can update more frequently and quickly. However, there aren't many words yet, so I'm not sure how to evaluate the overall plot.
This book is unsurprisingly excellent. Compared to "Little Star," "Little Qiqi" focuses more on heartwarming daily life, but the darkness of the magical world behind it is also visible. The four members are all good kids. Perhaps because I'm still a bit immature, I felt taught while reading this book. I really love the author's detailed descriptions; I noticed this in the previous book too.
I came from the previous book; the author's books truly fulfilled all my fantasies about magic. Rowling's descriptions of the magical world aren't as expressive as Buttercup. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star is as iconic to me as the taste buds; I even recommended it to myself, the chubby-faced chicken.
I came across this book from another one, and the author's writing is incredibly delicate; the characters seem to come alive. The interactions in this book are so heartwarming and delightful; it feels like I've been completely healed. Plus, the timeline is perfectly set before Harry Potter even started school, which is just wonderful.
It's heartwarming to see the female lead have a happy childhood. It reminds me of what Little Star's childhood was like.
Having read the previous book, the author's writing is as excellent as ever. 👍
Keep it up, teacher! It's a really good book, and the writing is as excellent as always.
Hao Kan came here after watching Liz.
The author writes so well 🥰, I wish you could keep updating it 🤦
Having finished the previous book, this one is more slice-of-life and the plot isn't as dramatic. But after hearing about Little Star's struggles in the previous book, a slower-paced slice-of-life story of Little Badger is quite refreshing.