My Girlfriend Craves Skinship Only with Me

Let's put it this way, the emotional pull and some not-so-excessive misunderstandings in the previous chapter 85 are very appropriate. [Adoration] is super super super super super super invincible and good-looking. The male and female protagonists are also very good. Until chapter 86, it is recommended that everyone who reads it can go directly to chapter 85 and then skip it. What follows is simply crazy. [Smile] It feels like abuse for the sake of abuse. The male protagonist is smart enough to be gentle and tolerant. He will slowly understand what the female protagonist likes and her character during the relationship. Faced with the female protagonist's escape, he also tries to solve the problem instead of leaving blindly. In the later stage, he has to say that the female protagonist leaves the male protagonist before he has the opportunity to have agency. The female protagonist's character is not someone who has always relied on others from the beginning. The male protagonist tried to communicate before they fell in love. As a result, he learned that the female protagonist was sick and chose to commit suicide. I think it's a good plan for her. I hate the title of "good for him" the most so far. The heroine was used by her mother to use such a name when she was a child. She finally fell in love with someone and was hurt again by using such a name. Being abandoned is not the reason why the heroine gained subjectivity. The character of the heroine will never let her rely on others. They are still together in the later stage. I am not satisfied. The he that ended in chapter 85 is very good. After more than 150 chapters, be can be more suitable for them, isn't it? The heroine's subjective consciousness no longer needs others in the later stage. I hope she will move forward to pursue what she loves, such as her career, and then hold the wealth tightly to herself to gain the sense of security she has been pursuing. I originally thought the author wrote this, and the heroine would change from wanting others to love her to loving herself [almost crying]. I thought the heroine would gain her freedom. The summary is that both the male and female protagonists in the early stage are very good, and the author's writing is also very cute. After more than 80 chapters, it was like a different author suddenly changed a year later, and then he ran around the plot like crazy. For the first 80 chapters, I feel that I will definitely read this book again and again in the future. The more I read to the back, the more I regretted it [I almost cried] Oh, yes, all the babies who see this must know one thing. Love is given by oneself, and subjectivity is also one's own. Whether anyone leaves or not will not cause this matter to change. Facing problems in any emotion should be about communication, not your decision for the person who loves you. I have heard the words "for your own good" too much, and I don't want to read it in the novel.

(Note!! This review contains some spoilers) It's a very interesting book. The male and female protagonists are very lovable, especially the male protagonist who is truly a great man. As expected, behind every male protagonist with upright views is an author with upright views. The author is very dense and has good writing style. Many of the descriptions are really apt and expressive. I picked out a description that I like very much: "The moment their palms touched each other, she heard the trembling sound of countless butterfly wings. Those were the butterflies in her body, beautiful, bright, and full of fresh vitality." The plot neither drags nor feels rushed, and the pace is just right. There is no female rivalry in the whole text, and there is no description that vilifies the female supporting role to praise the heroine, which made me very comfortable watching it. I was really heartbroken when I watched the scene where the male and female protagonists broke up, especially the scene where CJL celebrated his birthday alone, my eyes instantly sore [crying] All in all, I like it very much and highly recommend it. I also hope that the author will continue to write more good works! !

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Overall it's okay, especially when the male and female protagonists are together, I really feel happy for them. This is really the first novel I've read where the male and female protagonists are together. I want to cry, and it's painful to see them break up. But I feel why the heroine's mother should be written to death. I also want to see her mother regret it. I want to see her mother treat the heroine very well later, and I feel that the male and female protagonists are not so good together after they reconcile, but overall it is good. I really like the first half of the hero and heroine before they break up. It is really beautiful and sweet.

Tae Hao is so embarrassed [crying] I have never read a book that is so appetizing. The male protagonist is so flirty and the female protagonist is so cute. I like it, I like it, but don't let me see this shitty yellow button every day [rolls eyes]

I really like this kind of handsome male coach, and his own little character, ungrateful, naughty, ʕ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʔ•̫͡•ʕ•̫͡•ʔ. I like it. You all should hurry up and watch it! ! ! [Shy][shy][shy][shy]

I came here specifically to give a five-star review. I finally found a novel that I like. The writing style is very mature and it is not a cliche. The pull between the male and female protagonists is very delicate. The dislocation of mutual love is very confusing and addictive. I don't know when we can be together. Finally, I secretly poked at it to urge another update.

This rating is based on the first 85 chapters. The first chapter is very sweet and the pace is comfortable. I am a person who listens to advice. I have read many comments and suggested that this is enough. Maybe it's due to the times or society, but novels have changed now. I always think that the emotional plot that is too bland is not exciting enough, so the novel takes sharp turns in unexpected places, which is actually completely unnecessary.

Super sweet! There was sugar and abuse, and when the two of them had conflicts, I cried to death, and felt uncomfortable😣. The author's writing is great and very empathetic! And the image is very full😊

I thought there would be a sequel to follow. It's pretty good-looking, and the characters are pretty good, but some of the plots are sad for the sake of sadism.