I’m Just the Angel Here to Comfort You, Not Your Wife

I must say, it's very well-written and creative, but the second female lead is indeed quite unlikable. If the book were about the female protagonist comforting others and receiving kindness, gradually encountering different people (pretty girls, not really), and then growing step by step into an angel of the world, she could become an angel, a redemption for those she meets, or she could become…

... Although... I can't hold it in anymore. Although it might be inappropriate to say this in a book, I still want to say it. Honestly, I would say that encountering this kind of person would be a lifelong regret, even more painful than simple lust. Anyway, I don't find those kinds of people that painful. This one might be rejecting the idea that they'll end up together.

Genre: No explanation needed, you're amazing! Character Development: God-tier - 0.1 Plot: Not a single meat dish, all about heartwarming daily life Structure and Narrative: Refreshing Depth of Thought and Worldview: No problem Language Style and Vocabulary: Impressive, occasional unfamiliar words Readability: High ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ Personal Reading Experience: Let me just say the downsides—the…

Like many readers have mentioned, it's very immersive, and while reading, I also felt healed by the protagonist. The descriptions are detailed yet concise—a great book. However, regarding the imprisonment part, I personally felt the protagonist was affected too severely.

I want to see a storyline where God destroys the world after the angels die, and Su Minyao survives, becoming Lucifer in Hell, forever looking up to and yearning for the fallen angels of Heaven, only to be unable to obtain their desires, leading to a storyline of destruction and then creation. But it seems the author doesn't know how to write it (눈‸눈) (Look into my eyes, author, don't you feel guilty?)

Human desires may not always be like a boulder rolling down a mountain. When the yandere imprisoned the protagonist, my fantasy reached its peak. Yes, my fantasy is like a caged bird, wanting to escape but unable to. The more I thought about it, the more excited I became, giving the bird hope only to then inflict endless despair.

The writing is superb. The physical descriptions are seamless, the world-building is perfectly integrated into the narrative, and the actions and expressions are rich and nuanced. The use of various environmental terms and modifiers doesn't feel cumbersome (even Shi Ye Xiao Luo makes this mistake). This book shouldn't even be on Tomato's platform. The pacing is perfect.

For a new author and a new book, in my opinion, as long as the reader enjoys reading, that's enough. This book does just that. The narrative style is quite unique, like a light novel. As for the characters, the angelic protagonist is good, cute and alluring. The author definitely needs to teach the other female lead what love is, so as not to let the little angel down!

Meow, I'll type one too, the previous volume is being revised, meow 🥹🥹🥹 Almost finished revising 😢😢😢😢😢

I think the author shouldn't have used the word "cute" so repeatedly when describing Yu Xi; it seems too deliberate and redundant, making it difficult to grasp the character's traits. It could have been conveyed through descriptions of her expressions, actions, and speech (although there's already plenty of dialogue). Overall, the character development is quite good.