The One and Only Guide, Pursued by a Deranged Sentinel Begging for Cuddles

After seeing Chapter 13, let's evaluate it first. This book has the style of a Mary Sue with a heartthrob heroine that I like, and I like it even more with the setting of Xiang Shao. The following contains minor spoilers and represents only my personal opinion. The heroine has the character of a traditional Mary Sue heroine. The difference is that the author has added the setting of a girl with strong strength instead of a small appetite. This setting is a plus. However, the heroine is not in the smart category. As for the setting of a woman disguising herself as a man, in my opinion, the heroine only hopes to She is not discovered, but she has not made preparations for what to do if she is discovered, and the heroine usually wants to reduce contact with others and hide her identity as a guide disguised as a man, but the heroine is particularly easy to be tempted, which makes people feel like the heroine is being manipulated. The heroine is a popular character who is easily shy and easily seduced. It can be felt that the heroine is also very beautiful. It would be more interesting if the heroine's character is combined with a bold setting. Being beautiful is normal, and the sentries are also very generous and can touch them whenever they want. It would be better if the heroine has a slightly aggressive personality. Moreover, it would be more interesting if the heroine is more direct. When the heroine suspects that the acting teacher hates her, she just chooses to stay away. It feels better to directly ask if she hates her. Among the sentinels that have appeared so far, Kuang Bai is the one I hate the most, and the second most annoying one is Pei. This Bai's character is really a magical setting. Why does every word he says make me so annoying? His nephew is the heroine's roommate. The nephew was on a holographic video call with Bai at the time. The nephew said that the heroine's personality is a bit strange, but he didn't say anything nice anyway. The first time he appeared, he apologized to the heroine on behalf of his nephew. He said he was apologizing, but he was actually completely defending his nephew's words. Then he asked the heroine to be more tolerant and take care of his nephew. I was furious when I saw this sentence. But later he asked the heroine to be friends with his nephew, and to report what time he returned to the dormitory every day, and he would be paid 20,000 a month. This bit of gold coins is actually quite good, but this makes people think what does he think of the heroine? What do you think of his nephew? Obviously the nephew wants to become good friends with the heroine. Once the two become good friends, wouldn't the 20,000 per month become a big deal? Moreover, even if they are not close friends, the heroine reporting his nephew's whereabouts to Bai is done quietly behind the scenes, which makes the heroine how to behave in front of her nephew. To be honest, Bai's behavior makes people wonder whether he is taking care of his nephew or has a grudge against his nephew? I feel like the three parties can't get enough of the 20,000 star coins per month. And that Pei, he was still very lovable when he first appeared. After all, he was a dog sentry. All the annoying behavior happened when he sneaked into Sister Bao's room in the middle of the night and slept with Sister Bao. This behavior was simply too terrifying. It was obvious that he and Sister Bao could only be regarded as ordinary friends, and they were not even close friends. When he first appeared, he already knew the identity of Sister Bao's guide, but his behavior did not make me feel the slightest respect for the identity of the guide and Mei Bao as a person. It was a complete blast. It can be seen that the author wants to write a heroine who is different from the traditional stereotype, but there are really few characters like Sentinel who are not explosive. The teacher also has a birdcage with a bird, which implicitly expresses his intention to imprison the heroine. It seems that these sentinels do not really respect and love the heroine. They don't care much about the heroine's thoughts and mood. It feels more like the heroine's status as a guide, but they have no respect for the status of the guide. It can be seen that the author wants to write an ambiguous plot. But the premise of ambiguity is respect. Any ambiguity without respect is just a hooliganism. From another perspective, it would make people want to call the police.

It's very beautiful and the author writes it well!

It's so pretty, I really like male mothers~o('▽')o

A masterpiece written by a female protagonist. Undoubtedly refreshing. I beg the author to write more🥹

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It looks good, it looks good, I like it (ღ˘⌣˘ღ), the author gives it a thumbs up ✊!

Keep writing, why don't you stop writing?

It's good-looking, and the heroine is not a weak type, she is growing up step by step.

Waiting for the update, it looks good_(:з∠)_, highly recommended

A different feeling, really good