[One Female Lead] [Slow Pace] [Everyday Romance] [Mutual Salvation] [Pure Sibling Love]
Bad news: Chen Huai wakes up to learn that he has somehow gained a younger sister and is expected to take care of her?
Good news: His mom is fine with him and his sister getting up to something while he takes care of her.
Chen Huai: …
What kind of good news is that? That's all bad news!
And so, a girl who seemed 'perfect' joined Chen Huai's family: Gu Xi.
To outsiders, she was aloof, solitary, and hard to approach.
But to Chen Huai, that was just a careless judgment from people who hadn't bothered to get to know her.
Socially anxious, introverted, and bad with directions would be more accurate.
He had thought their relationship would go no further than being siblings, until Chen Huai kept at a job that seemed meaningless to him just for her sake, and the girl asked him:
"You still haven't answered my question from last time. This time, I want to know the answer. Why are you so good to me?"
"I don't know either. Maybe I want you to feel more at home here."
After that, the girl's behavior grew stranger and stranger.
She completely changed her ways and often stuck close behind Chen Huai.
"Chen Huai, do you know what giving someone chocolate means in Japan today?"
"Chen Huai, I finished reading the romance novel you wrote. There are so many heroines. Which type do you like?"
At first, Chen Huai didn't think her change in behavior meant anything more, until...
Chen Huai: Wait, what do you mean you like me?!
(Reader advisory: Although this story involves a fake-sibling setup, the sibling aspect may not take up much of the story. We recommend reading it as a romance about a younger-sister type. If you can't accept that, please don't read it.)
This novel is really good! It is full of youthful atmosphere, the writing is fresh and natural, the characters are vivid and real, and the plot is relaxing and healing without losing the heartbeat. The story has a comfortable rhythm, and the emotional lines are delicate and not embarrassing. Reading it feels like going back to the best school days, with a strong sense of immersion. The whole story is warm and healing, and the more you read it, the more you become addicted to it. It is a treasured campus article worth revisiting over and over again. It is highly recommended!
I will use the most straightforward, least muddled, clearest, most concise, most comprehensive, most practical and most professional to tell you that this book is very delicious. The only flaw is that the emotional line feels a bit slow now. Speed up the emotional line.
Come on come on.