Broke Lolita Goes Viral with Her Sharp Tongue

Five stars must be five stars. Much better than those reborn seven or eight-year-old kids. Although lolita is at least legal

[I was pleasantly surprised to read it in one sitting, this novel is so awesome! As soon as I turned the first page, I couldn't help but read the ending in one breath - this is probably the highest recognition for a novel. The author's words are like magic. There is no gorgeous piling up, but they can accurately outline the fireworks in the scene: the protagonist's conversation while buying breakfast in the alley, the green plants shaking on the window sill on a rainy night, and even the small movements of the supporting characters when they frown are as vivid as if they are happening in front of their eyes. What's even more rare is the rhythm of the story. There is no procrastinating foreshadowing. The small suspense at the beginning is like a hook, and there is a just right "to be continued" at the end of each chapter. People can't help but wonder "what will happen next." The most striking thing is the character creation. The protagonist is not a perfect "paper man". He has tangled emotions and clumsy persistence. When reading, I can't help but think: "If it were me, I would probably choose this way, right?" When I closed the book, I still had a warm aftertaste in my heart, as if I had just said goodbye to a group of old friends. Such a warm and rhythmic story is worth recommending to everyone who likes "immersive reading".

Serialization in progress (don't worry, this guy's updates will be stable... Probably) An "unobjective" book review from the author: "Ahem, as the protagonist and the only designated boss of this book, let me comment on it myself." "First of all, this book is only averagely good-looking. It just means that I, a former social worker who came from time-travel, can write "Journey to the West" and "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" casually, memorize Tang and Song poems casually, win a few championships casually, shoot a promotional video casually, and create a game skin linkage casually. (Spreads hands) It's really no big deal." "The writing? It's eight hundred times better than the advertising copy I wrote in my previous life. The plot? It's just exciting and dense enough to make readers stay up late to chase the dark circles under their eyes. The character? It's just a cute and versatile genius like me, leading three fairy roommates to cause trouble every day." "As for the shortcomings? Of course there are! The biggest shortcoming is that the updates are too fast and readers can't keep up! (Manual dog head)" "Seriously, where can you find a book like this that is both funny and exciting, and where you can also learn some cultural knowledge at the same time? "So, don't hesitate! Click to update! Five stars! Let's start chapter and paragraph reviews! Every interaction you have is the motivation for me to update (and the source of the system's emotional value)! If one day I accumulate enough emotional points, I can directly redeem it for a [100,000 Daily Update] skill, which will scare you to death! " "Finally, remember the ultimate meaning of this book: Don't reason with Lolita, watch how she uses cultural nuclear power to level the world! " ——Your dear (and waiting for your reminder) Mr. Lin

Very good novel, it makes my loli wander around

It is suspected that the author wrote whatever he thought of as a super masterpiece 😏

Not bad, it's great to join Wanluotu

I can give this book full marks. I approve of you.

I'm not the only one watching this... I'm not a pervert.

Not being the author, I just want to ask how tall is the protagonist? Why hasn't it been written in the article?

Good book, rich in content, quite funny 😄🤭