Life with a Black Cat After Our Breakup

At present, it seems that it is a single girl Xiaoguang (Xuanmao). I don't see the emotional drama. Most of it is daily life (everyday life of college students). It can be used to pass the time when you are short of books. That's it, Reeseby~

I've just read Chapter 4. The golden three chapters can basically reflect the general level of a book. It is the kind of daily writing that is rare to see in Tomato. At present, it seems to be the traditional Tomato story of the ex-girlfriend treating the male protagonist as a substitute and then chasing her husband in the crematorium and being cut off by the female protagonist [Petrochemical]. But about the ex-girlfriend stalking her There aren't many scenes, and it's well received. The writing progresses quite smoothly. It's the kind of writing that's average but looks very natural. It's fine for killing time while eating. It can be seen that the author is a college student who writes for fun. There is a youthful feeling in the writing. I quite like this natural and unpretentious writing style.

She's a pretty good cat girl. I thought she was a cat lady even before I clicked in. When I looked at it, I thought she was just a cat as a pet. Cat lady is okay. I was always afraid of having an affair before, so I just felt sorry for the cat. [Note] I can't stand it anymore.

It's pretty good-looking, and it doesn't seem to be toxic at all. The only thing I didn't like a little was that the male protagonist smoked. I personally hate the smell of cigarettes. Now, this may be developing towards superpowers or low martial arts, medium martial arts. Because this world view is the same as the author's previous book. The author's previous book seems to be similar to Urban Superpower, but I haven't read it. The hero's grandfather is a veteran, and he definitely has first-class merit. Participated in the Anti-Japanese Long March. Anti-American

Speaking of black cats, I encountered it before when I was a sophomore in college. At that time, a black cat rubbed next to me while I was sleeping at night, and then I woke up. I felt strange. I was on the third floor of my dormitory at that time. I thought it was a cat with an owner, so I let it out. Now that I think about it, I still feel a little regretful [covering face] The cat is very beautiful, and the pure black eyes are also nice.

It's just a daily life on campus. It's not bad. There's nothing serious about it. I won't turn back to my ex-girlfriend. I'll use it as a pastime book to read when I'm in a book shortage.

So where is the Cat Girl? I've read almost fifty chapters and I haven't seen the heroine Cat Girl. Daily life? Your daily life consists of hanging out with various beauties? Can't you feel the sweetness of love? Maybe it's because I can no longer regain the beauty of my youth. That's all

Too aggrieved. Nothing too exciting. The plot is driven entirely by coincidence. The whole plot is added to promote it.

This book really made me feel that the author was just enjoying the process of writing a book, which was relaxed, comfortable and comfortable. I was also just enjoying the process of reading. For this reason alone, it deserves a five-star review.

It can be said before that there is no emotional drama at all, it can only be said to be daily life. It looks okay, but maybe a bit boring. I thought the cat would be the protagonist when I read the title. I haven't figured it out after chapter 50. It's okay to read occasionally.