A Leisurely, Easygoing Life

I finished it roughly. Did you change the protagonist to Natsumi at the end? [What] I finished reading the protagonist in ten minutes and didn't have any impression, but I remember the character of Natsumi. This is the first time I've ever seen a book writer who was afraid that the main character would have too much plot and would use the main character as a backdrop 😅. Since I don't focus on the main character, wouldn't it be better to read the original book?

The five stars are well deserved. As a daily novel, it is not boring. Although the author said that having super powers is a failure, I think that as long as the whole story does not deviate from the scope of daily novels, then it is not a big problem.

It's a very good, heart-warming daily healing novel. Occasionally reading the author's classic childhood play-house scenes will make people smile. Come on!

Hey guys, author, let's open a new book. You have a lot of extras in this episode. If you open a new book and write it in more detail, we don't want a single heroine, we want multiple women. I really want to see the author write about the Shura field between Miaopas, her sister and the snack seller, and the sweet you who came at the right time 😳

The writing is not very good, but the subject matter here cannot be too demanding. At least it is not bad on Tomato. As long as it is not terrible, I will still give it three stars if I dare to write fan fiction. The main problem is that it is quite fragmented. It is quite interesting when the main character has more scenes. As a background version, it basically just retells the content of the animation. It can be seen that it is really not easy to write ordinary articles.

I don't remember that this daily series has a supernatural setting like "qi". Am I remembering it wrong?

Don't worry about whether you are bragging or not.

I give you five stars, come on!!! Don't suck

Is there a golden finger or a single female protagonist? What a pity

A very good daily comic, dull yet interesting, a good book worth reading!