Myriad Sword Sect? Just Kidding, It's the Myriad Radish Sect!

To be fair, the author's writing is good, the romance is particularly well done, and the atmosphere is great. It just doesn't feel right for the sect-recruiting-disciples-infinite-flow genre. I hope there won't be too many people in the sect later on, as I'm worried it might disrupt the atmosphere.

It's a romantic comedy novel, but not entirely from scratch. In the first chapter, the two female leads have roughly 50 affection points (slight affection), far from max affection. The later plot involves gradually increasing affection to unlock new storylines. It's alright, I guess. Those who like sweet, cute stories with young girls might enjoy it.

The protagonist is a nobody, a truly pathetic nobody, completely manipulated by the little devil.

The combination is good. I'll place this here. If you really want to level up, please let me know. 😏😏😏😏 I'm feeling a little uncomfortable now [staring]. The younger sister keeps saying the protagonist is going to harm them, and the two sisters do have a deep bond with the protagonist, even giving him the hairpin. If things continue like this, it'll get boring.

The author, Imperial Uncle, writes so well! 🥰 I haven't seen this kind of heartwarming feeling in a long time. This is probably one of only two good loli novels I've ever read. 😳😳

Each character is distinct, and the author manages to portray multiple loli characters simultaneously without repetition. I'm really curious about the author's life 😏

It's a pretty good novel; I just hope the plot doesn't drag on too long. The fact that it doesn't feel abrupt is already above average on Tomato. It would be even better if it were released faster.

It's a good read. Ye Ziyao and Yao Yao are both very cute. The early descriptions of their relationship with the two little ones are quite good, but some readers might find the gameplay in the middle a bit off-putting, and the psychological portrayals are a bit jarring. Overall, though, it's still quite good (of course, more sweet moments would be even better!).

This book is quite sweet, but there aren't many sweet interactions. It's obvious the author isn't very experienced; they could learn from reading more female-oriented novels. The writing style shows a lot of effort. It's free of toxic or spoiler-free elements, making it very comfortable to read.

Although it mostly depicts everyday life, the sweetness level is just right and it's quite original, avoiding being too monotonous or boring. Also, of all the novels I've read on Xiaohuangqie, this one is truly the most "royal" (royal/imperial) one. I hope this book survives to the finale!