Drunk, I Was Taken Home by a Reclusive Girl

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There's not much to say, let's give it a thumbs up. The plot arrangement is reasonable, and the little girl is quite cute. All in all, it's a normal redemption story. The background is common school bullying (I always feel that a lot of people are like this). The writing style is up to standard, there is no long paragraph of text, and there are no abrupt turns. It's good grass to eat. However, I think the details can be better handled. For example, in the scene between the male protagonist and Jiang, they hang up the phone directly because of teasing. The background here is that Jiang cares about the male protagonist, and it is obvious that the concern is greater than the teasing. The male protagonist hanging up the phone directly will make some people feel that the male protagonist is unreasonable. You can add one or two sentences after confirming that nothing is wrong, and let the male protagonist hang up after laughing and cursing, or follow up with "The two said some things, some things, but no," and then hang up the phone. The above are some suggestions that I wrote out of my identity as a reader and my sincere concern for this book. I am not condescending and I do not hope that the author will follow my wishes. I am just making reasonable suggestions for everyone to know.

Not bad, the author writes well, these pairs of CPs are almost complete. The emotions and daily interactions are also wonderful. Sometimes I cry while watching some of the plots, and I also laugh with the interactions of the characters. [Top post]

A classic redemption novel, the writing is excellent, at least it was very sweet for me to read. I rarely write long reviews, but the author seems to be unable to stand it any longer. I'll try to save it. Analysis (minor spoilers): First of all, the male protagonist is somewhat chauvinistic, but not as absolute as Bai Yu. Instead, he is more like an ordinary person and more (closer). The relationship between the two protagonists develops very naturally. There is no emotional explosion in Little Rose, but the relationship develops naturally. (There were originally a few poisonous points in the book, but the author was very brave and changed it to "Adoration". The pure love warrior is a great victory!) Every couple has their own beautiful features, they are all delicious! Each has its own characteristics, but they are all loli! (Lolicon fans are overjoyed!) Finally, don't think too much when reading, let your instinct control you (thinking too much will affect yourself, life is so tiring, so don't be mentally exhausted [laughter]) Come on, author! There will always be people who don't like what you write, but they will quickly move away, and the ones who stay with you are your true fans! Come on!

It's quite healing, but it makes me want to cry a little bit. Maybe it's because I share the same problem. After all, I am also a patient with mental illness. I just hope that there can be a happy ending, where good people are rewarded and evil people are punished by the law. Don't let it happen that good people are not rewarded and evil people are still at large abroad or enjoying themselves as local emperors in prison. The feeling Dr. Leng feels is the powerlessness he feels when he studies medicine because his sister is sick, or because he is a psychiatrist, but his sister is not protected and suffers from depression (I have only read Chapter 30, so I don't know where the plot will go next)

It's actually quite good, but there are too many branch lines. I don't really like multiple branches. Some people only like a single main line, and some people like multiple branches. I happen to be the first type, but Orange Dove is very easy to read. This book is actually quite good. It's not easy for me to persist in reading it, because I don't know how to read it. It's llk2 that I don't like multiple branch lines. I'm also a music game addict. When I saw the butt, I smiled unconsciously and said yes. I personally think the writing is quite beautiful. The shortcomings of multiple branch lines are that there are many pitfalls. However, if you choose to give up this book, if it can make you relax, that's fine. Thank you A Zhi for bringing such a beautiful book, thank you for your hard work 😘

A sweet love book, but if you read it carefully, you will find that it is actually a sour candy. It is not the fault of the book, but the sourness of you in front of the screen [smile] [smile] [smile] (It is undeniable that this book is really good-looking, it belongs to fine chaff, and there are many groups of pure love CPs, oh, by the way, did I mention that this is a lolita novel, a lolita control 🥰 🥰 🥰)

First of all, I am not a lolicon. The redemption and unobtrusive emotions in the book are very comfortable for me as a goblin. Secondly, I am not a lolicon. Each character has its own characteristics and is vivid. It feels like the male and female protagonist in another book. Also, I am not a lolicon. It can also be seen that the author wants to write a story involving all members of the team, so Lao Xia's cp should appear soon.

This kind of redemption article feels very good. As a patient with depression, I can feel that the feeling of being bullied before was really helpless. When I was bullied before, I also thought about someone coming to save me, but the reality is just like Jiu in the book, no one will care. , Watching Jiu get better and better, the easier it is to think of the feeling of being bullied at that time. I dare not say that I am a tearful person, but when I think of being bullied like Jiu, but Jiu gets better, I can't help but want to cry, imagining how good it would be for me to be like this at the beginning. I hope this book will get better and better. Let me imagine what it would be like to be redeemed myself.

The interactive plot between the male and female protagonists won my heart. There is not too much Riddler plot, and there is no repeated plot dragging. I don't think the characters are too artificial, so I think this is a good novel [Chigua]