No One Told Me the Cannon-Fodder Guide Was Gorgeous and Talented

It's a good read, and the theme is very fresh. The way the two characters interact feels very natural. I feel like both their spiritual entities are already together, while their two masters are still just getting along. It's really sweet and adorable.

The writing is good, but those who like strong protagonists and underdog stories should be aware that this book has a very slow pace, making it a painful read, especially the early parts which are quite frustrating. The protagonist might not be very arrogant (?) For the sake of popularity, including his gender, but that's okay.

It's well-written, but the protagonist's true nature as a submissive hasn't been revealed yet, which has led to criticism of the male lead. I hope the pacing can be faster.

So cute!! The baby is so adorable! Qi Yi is cute too, the two of them are so sweet and caring, ah, they're just so adorable! (Hey, can the guy surnamed Ye finish filming soon? All you do is talk about tea all day long, does he sell tea? 🙂)

It's a very good novel. The protagonist is a very kind and warm-hearted person. I've seen some people call him naive and stupid, but I don't think so. In real life, I would really like someone like that; he's very sincere. I don't know how they define terms like "naive and stupid" or "saintly," but I think kindness shouldn't be used to insult someone.

When I saw the last page and flipped through it, I was stunned for a few seconds when there was no more content, as if I was slowly retreating from a bustling world. The characters in this book are so vivid—the protagonist charging forward with unwavering determination, the supporting characters quietly shining in the corners, even the minor characters who occasionally appear are full of life.

I really love this book and have been following it for a long time. Watching Qingyu and Xiaoqi go from acquaintances to lovers was so touching! 💕 The strong-willed characters are very appealing. There aren't any melodramatic plot twists between Qingyu and Xiaoqi; they're both very rational and clear-headed. The extra chapter, "Return to Earth," was incredibly moving (つд⊂).

It's been a long time since I've seen a Sentinel/Guardian story that doesn't require redemption. The two protagonists each have their own strengths, and their relationship isn't necessarily tied together. The characters are also very well-developed, especially their own double standards and biases (hahahahahaha), that's true love! (Shouting. Jpg) The author's writing is excellent; I absolutely love watching the two protagonists banter with each other. In short: It's great! I love reading it!

I really love stories with a growth arc!!! I was listening to music while reading, and the scenes where the two main characters played games and teamed up, combined with the music I was listening to, were so enjoyable 🥺🥺 I suggest turning off the chat bubbles while reading, because there are some people I really don't want to talk about, but if you've already eaten, don't criticize the chef…

It's really good, and I absolutely love the premise. The author's writing is superb, and the characters are incredibly well-developed. I especially love Ye Yubai's current refusal to acknowledge his feelings. Secondly, Xie Lin is the tsundere type. Finally, I really love the way Bai and Qi develop feelings for each other over time; watching them interact is so comfortable and sweet. I highly recommend it! I love it!