I Didn't Tell You to Crawl Into My Bed When You Made Thunder

This is the second book I've followed by! Compared to the previous one, the plot is much more novel, though it still retains some of the background from the first book. The interactions between the two main characters are also very good and engaging. The writing style is still familiar, I especially love it!!! After finishing "Parents' Love," I came to read "Zai Zai's" book~

(This review is for my rereading; it's heavily influenced by personal feelings, so please don't read if you have strong opinions.) Five-star review, respecting the author's hard work. It's super delicious! The author writes very delicately in many places, without too many misunderstandings or setbacks. Even the old tropes don't feel forced. It's just a very simple and heartwarming sweet story.

It's absolutely amazing! The author's writing is superb, the plot flows smoothly. I've read another of the author's works before, and I didn't realize this one was also by the same author—both are incredibly good. This one is a relatively short sweet novel (though it's not short with over a hundred chapters including the extras, but I personally prefer longer ones).

The author's writing is fantastic! Lele is such a cheerful and adorable baby. Let's not even mention the incredibly jealous and sarcastic Imperial Advisor; he's so sharp-tongued! I actually really like this pairing because it makes the characters in the book feel so vibrant. Wishing Lele and the Imperial Advisor a long and happy life together. Who knows how excited I was?

It's so good! I just feel a little sorry for the women in the Drunken Flower Pavilion. [Please update more!] Every woman has such a great personality. Liu Mama is also a brave person. When Prince Rui took a liking to Lele and wanted to take him back to torment him, it was Liu Mama who stood in front of Lele. Ji Mozhi is also incredibly kind (except for his ungrateful nature).

Hiwowo. Around this time last year, I watched The Crown Prince's Story. It's hard to find the clouds after the wind has died down. I was completely captivated by WoWo's gentle writing style and characters. One of the extra chapters mentioned that Yun Zhi would be the protagonist of WoWo's next book. I was incredibly excited at the time. Around the beginning of this year?

This is so sweet! The Imperial Advisor and Hero Lele are just too adorable. They're mutually attracted and both thinking about how to confess their feelings. And just between you two, this system is actually quite good. What other system needs to watch videos to earn points for its host? It's so cute! 💕💕

It's a great read, I finished it in one go. The Grand Master dotes on Lele, spoiling his wife like a princess. It's a sweet story from beginning to end, but the ending felt a bit rushed. Other books would probably have dozens of chapters more of the plot, but the author just glossed over it. I don't know if this is the author's usual style (I saw many readers in the book reviews saying they had read the author's previous books).

Why is this review so short? It deserves a high rating, wow! It's very good, very enjoyable, I really love this kind of sweet writing. The logic is sound, and it doesn't have that sweet-yet-angsty, or angsty-yet-sweet kind of story; it maintains a consistently sweet, candy-like feel, which I really like.

This is the third book I've read by WoWo. I only realized it was written by WoWo when I saw the name "Lonely Brother"—it really feels like reading a "growing-up" story. He was such an adorable little dumpling in another book, but now he's grown up and can stand on his own! My son is growing up so fast!