Second Senior Brother Is Too Low-Key!

The author's writing is so for my taste. I see that there are no poisonous points so far. The plot is quite good. There are no little characters who are forced to slap in the face or mentally retarded plots. The characters of the protagonists, the brothers and sisters, are also very vivid and flexible. The interaction between the brothers and sisters is also quite interesting. To be honest, I don't write reviews very much. It's rare to see something that suits my taste so much. I must give it five stars [like]

I flipped through it when I had nothing to do, and the more I read, the more fascinated I became. No fancy writing. This book overall feels very good. The language is simple and straightforward, making it easy to read and not tiring, and there is no need to think hard. The whole book is full of content and the atmosphere is very comfortable. I was immersed in it as I read it. It's quite good to flip through and pass the time during your daily leisure time.

Come on, come on, it's well written. If there is a female protagonist, it will be a five-star review.

How to say it? It's just that there's a place in the front that's a bit messy, alas. If you work it out slowly, you can finish it with more than 20 words, more than 50 words, or more than 500,000 words. Come on

It's pretty good-looking. It's one of the better ones in Tomato anyway. It's more casual group portraits.

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I feel like my writing is generally pretty good.

You can watch it to pass the time. The plot is a bit old-fashioned. The people you meet are all beautiful women. They look like many women.

It's okay, but the name is wrong, isn't it? You wander around and hang out everywhere. Is this low-key? ?