The Second Book from Orchid Cottage

It has potential, and the portrayal is good. It can change your mentality and tolerate it. But how does the protagonist resist eating meat? The book slowly depicts the heroine's growth process of sinking. This may also be the reason why the author does not allow her to eat meat. Even though I don't eat meat, it's good to gradually deepen the daily teasing and flirting and constantly touch the heroine's bottom line. It's good to add some nectar to the boring plot. The author also has a good grasp on the definition of daily drama, because the author basically writes the plot dramas in daily dramas, and many new authors write daily dramas in drama dramas. The two cannot be confused and the main point must be understood. The first is to intersperse the main plot in daily life just to promote daily life, and the second is to mainline the main plot and daily life is only to promote the plot. The main tone of this book should be the main daily subplot. The plot is only to promote the next daily life. It is not yet sure whether it is a single girl. If it is multiple girls, it may be the other way around. Others don't comment too much on the male and female protagonists who were attracted by the title of the book. The review puts it as a good book, but I am pessimistic about whether it can be completed in the future. Tomato kids are so impetuous. They won't pursue it until they see what they want to read. This kind of niche slow-burning book is a dead end. If it is placed on other platforms, many people will pursue it and die in Tomato. After all, Tomato is for fun. If you don't like it, why should I read it? Although I am not optimistic about the follow-up, I am willing to continue reading to show my attitude.

The rhythm is pretty good😊The writing is clear and smooth. The storyline is a bit bland and doesn't have much ups and downs. Come on

Take a look, I still want to see you

Hurry up, hurry up, the protagonist wants to eat meat🥩