I Refuse to Be a Male Housekeeper

It's very beautiful, very warm 😳, the writing is very good Xiao Jian is a noob, cute, silly, and heart-warming. Mr. Ni is like a big-tailed wolf, with a feeling of being at ease. Such a stupid little white boy can't be bullied if he is paired with a big-tailed wolf. NO, NO, NO! My wife doesn't want a knife, she's so afraid of seeing the simple and ignorant little Jane being hurt and hurt by the social bastards!!!! Fortunately, in the article, Mr. Ni also has feelings for Xiao Jian. Xiao Jian is not unilaterally attracted. It turns out that old fritters can also hesitate because of feelings. Both of them have their own inferiority points. Hehe, it's best to go both ways 🥰 The daily interactions between the two are very good, and the plot arrangement is also reasonable. I don't know who of the two will break the window first and how. Will Jane resign later? Will a love rival appear? How will she face her parents? I look forward to the subsequent plot development. 😘 Possible lightning points: ① The age difference is large, 14 years old (almost 5 generations apart). ② Attacking uncleanness, the child should be his biological child, and seems to have been emotionally hurt (sigh, it's a pity, it's a pity that there is nothing that can be done) Other minefields have not been discovered yet.

Many of the articles are actually surreal and may be very stimulating, but they seem a bit far away from the lives of ordinary people like us, and occasionally feel out of touch and unrealistic. This book is more down-to-earth, with concise and reasonable settings. In terms of content, the theme of housekeeping is not new. What made me feel particularly comfortable was the sincerity of the male protagonists and the warm atmosphere at home. There are children and elderly people at home, and there are difficulties and differences, but there is no particularly noisy pull, no deliberate harm, and no irreconcilable conflicts. They naturally love each other and work together to deal with and solve problems. This kind of plain and pure happiness is extremely rare, so I appreciate and wish them well. As for the writing style, I personally feel that it is quite smooth. Although I know the ambush in some places, I feel it is very reasonable. The subsequent connection is very natural and does not feel too self-explanatory. It gives people a kind of expectation and a sense of "this is what happens, and it is good to just happen like this". In short, I really like such warm and heartwarming articles, which are not complicated and provide readers with a soothing space and expectations for good things. After all, they can't all be extreme pulling and torture. Life is more of a light life. There seem to be very few people reading the book. I don't know why. I just want to support the author personally and look forward to new works.

Five-star praise, but I don't know whether it is clean or not, it feels unclean. The story is very interesting, but I have a serious psychological resistance to uncleanness, and I am tangled up in it. I hope it will be double cleansing, although the hope is not great [Thoughts]

This passage in the novel can sum up the book very well - unlike those love relationships that go through hardships when they are separated and reunited, he and Ni Zheng came together so naturally. The two hearts attracted each other and gradually got closer, and their relationship was ordinary and daily. It's not exciting enough or sad enough, but these ordinary and seemingly tasteless things in life are not the happiest ones? In a long-lasting love, everything will fall into place. The writing style is also good, the writing is smooth, there are no ups and downs in the plot, everything is light and warm, and it is suitable to read a few chapters before going to bed every day.

Second review! "I Don't Want to Be a Housekeeper" by Uisheng Matsuma is a pure love novel. The work uses the unique profession of "male housekeeping" as an incision to reveal the folds and tenderness of life. The protagonist Jian Linyu enters the workplace due to family burdens, and the embarrassment and responsibility of an unemployed young man creates a sharp tension. The setting of the cold and domineering boss Ni Zheng being troubled by twin children and complicated family relationships injects dramatic conflict into the story. The transition between the two from an employment relationship to an emotional bond was natural and smooth. One used fireworks to resolve the cold rules of the wealthy family, and the other used a strong attitude to support the shelter for the down-and-out young people. The core of two-way redemption quietly grew in the daily life of daily necessities, rice, oil, salt and childcare. Good book, must read more!

The writing is more realistic, especially the hesitation and uneasiness that I felt when I first started working, which really resonated with us, but I have controlled the degree, and the despair in love and career is not particularly realistic. Overall, it is still sweet, hehe

It's very interesting. The whole book is a description of the daily love between two people. It's sweet and the writing is very good. It gives me a feeling of distance between you. Lightning protection points: 1. Gong has an ex-boyfriend and is not in a relationship 2. Gong has children with a girl (unconventional) If you don't mind the above, just go for it.

The story is kind of ordinary and everyday, warm and harmonious, but I feel that the ending could be more complete, and there are extra chapters, because I kind of want to know what the people around me will think about the follow-up to "The President's Wife" 😳😳😳

Nice looking, interesting

It's good to read. I didn't expect the age difference of 14 years at first, but the atmosphere of this book is okay and the author describes it well. Looking forward to them both being together. Overall, it's good and worth recommending! But it's too short. The author will update it soon!