A little rabbit longs for the sights and sounds of the mortal world. She sneaks down from heaven, hoping to live as an ordinary passerby and wander wherever she pleases.
But three godly lords set their sights on her.
They descend to the mortal world and insist on pursuing her relentlessly.
The little rabbit is innocent and knows nothing of love, so the three men press her at every turn, vowing to keep after her until she finally understands her feelings.
From childhood sweethearts to growing old together beneath falling snow, they keep at it until the stone that is her heart develops its first crack...
Poor little rabbit. All she wants is a quiet, peaceful life, but now she has to tangle with three men in every world.
World One: a newlywed wife versus her cold husband, a younger brother who has coveted her for ages, and an aloof doctor...
World Two: an innocent Omega versus a villain gone dark, an upright male lead, and a gentle professor...
The little rabbit breaks down.
Her wish is simple: to sample every delicacy and see every mountain and river.
But the three men who follow her like shadows turn every world into a cage.
The emotional description of DaDa is a bit awkward, and the ignorance of the little rabbit is very cute, but especially in the first world, there is too little common sense, which makes it more "silly" than sweet. However, DaDa's text is very graphic, and the action descriptions are very suitable for life scenes, as well as the food descriptions, which make people salivate when reading. Consider writing an interstellar food article, the food is so delicious🥰The interstellar can also recruit more beastmen.
I always feel that this one is a bit like the author's first novel, haha. Compared with the other novel, the writing style is a little greener, but I will always follow De Dadai (it has been saved in the bookshelf and 5❤️). If you have any manuscripts, please Modo Modo! 🥰
Overall, I feel that the author's writing style is very good, and I highly recommend it.
Great, great, come on, come on, can every world be HE? Or should we do it step by step and slowly, or can we have a spin-off for each world?
The author did a good job in shaping the characters. The heroine is delicate and soft, and I like it very much. 😘
Very nice. Love it. Super nice.