I Get Stronger as a Designated Driver, So Why Are You Making Me Call You Mom?

I just finished reading it. The writing so far is very good. It is my favorite harem story. The three female protagonists are all very clean and unique. It's not the kind of teddy text. There are so many women that I can't even remember their names, and they don't have any characteristics. Come on, author. I almost gave up the book because of this second-hand car like Senior Sister Xiao. Fortunately, it is currently confiscated. I didn't write much about this character either. The treatment here is correct and I insist on reading it. I hope the author doesn't collect broken shoes. It's the kind of thing that has given birth to a child. Systematic people can also treat themselves well by eating something good, right? According to the current rhythm of writing, the three heroines are described very well, and they are added one by one slowly. After all, the book only contains so many chapters. Update faster.

The protagonist of this book is a well-educated person, a transparent person who can handle all three religions and nine streams, which makes people can't help but admire him. The protagonist in the book meets customers one after another while working as a driver, and explains all kinds of life in front of readers in a straightforward manner. There is always one that can resonate with people.

The writing is good, unlike those first-rate writers who start with a sentence where their brains are stored and then throw away their own brains. The logic is online and straightforward, and there are no forced twists and turns to create a plot. The setting story is very touching, simple and direct. Just one sentence, it's comfortable to watch! When I was browsing the comments, I found that many people had a vindictive attitude. An ex-girlfriend can be a demon, or she can be an experience point, so what's the point of cuckolding her after they've been divided? When life is good, do you have to go back and get slapped in the face? The plot clearly shows that the male protagonist's vision has changed a long time ago, and he has completely let go of Ono after getting together. This is because he disdains to dwell on the past, not to escape. Besides, it doesn't matter in the first place. What's the point of always looking for your ex to increase your presence? But there are so many people who think this way, so it seems that I am the outlier. If you are petty, trapped in memories, and find pleasure in seeing others sad, even if you are really prosperous, you will only live in the way you hate the most. The author did not let the male protagonist hold on to his ex all the time and whip his corpse, but let him let go of the past and start a new life. This is a very positive growth. There isn't much space about the ex-girlfriend, and it can be seen that she worships money, but she didn't feel sorry for the male protagonist when they were together. It's really sad and ridiculous that there are still a lot of people breaking the defense like this. Is it only possible to please readers by biting each other and fighting bloody battles? That would be so sad. According to this logic, if there is an old woman who likes the male protagonist later, does she have to accept it?

It's very beautiful, with a real sense of life, and the atmosphere of the rivers and lakes, and the emotional handling is particularly good. However, there are some problems with the recently updated chapters. I don't know how the author will deal with the plot next.

The plot is ups and downs and exciting, and the characters are portrayed with such exquisite detail that they seem to be alive on the page. The author's language is vivid and powerful, and every word is full of meaning, fully demonstrating his in-depth understanding and innovative thinking of the subject. The whole article has a rigorous structure and strict logic, giving people a sense of logical satisfaction during reading.

It's rare. It's the first novel in such a long time that I didn't jump after reading it. It's an urban (shenhao?) Systematic novel [laughing and crying]. It's very good in comparison (although I haven't read many urban novels [thinking]). It's well written, and it can be read at a minimum level.

I saw the latest, it is very smooth, it can describe all aspects of life and hit the mark, it is in line with the setting of the price, the image setting of the male protagonist is also very stable, and there will not be a sense of tearing like the inconsistent character settings in many novels.

After reading the first 10 chapters, I basically feel confident. The book is not bad, nor is it poisonous. It is just an assembly line product, just like the printed matter with couplets to buy in the supermarket. There are no surprises, and the routines are old. The author still thought of some new tricks. Although the soup is different, the medicine is not changed, but fortunately it is not annoying, and it is suitable for players who like formulas.

The protagonist drives the arrogant young lady home. The next night, the young lady asks the protagonist to drive her to the racing track. The young lady is provoked by the protagonist to sign up and win the race and send the young lady home. The young lady secretly thinks that you can't escape. Just these few chapters took me back to ten years ago, when I read the school belle's personal expert that night. The author's skills have been at least ten years.

It looks good, but I just feel like it would be pretty good if you, the author, wrote a single female protagonist, but if you have already written about it, what else can you say? But I still have to say that the heroine written in the early stage was Ono, and I thought it was pretty good. A tsundere girlfriend, and a barrister heroine appeared again, and they met in that way. It felt weird and too scumbag. It was even weirder that a female police officer came later. I won't say any more, come on, author, you wrote well.