The Sexually-Transformed Girl Is Also Rejecting Her Brother's Confession Today

There are three male protagonists. For a marriage-changing novel, especially Tomato, there are very few. This is an attractive advantage. Disadvantages: The barbecue incident at the beginning is too abrupt (just writing this in the first three chapters can dissuade many people). The plot is incoherent and there is no main plot (even if it is daily, it must be related to a certain extent, the author just wants to come up with it) The writing is average and looks uncomfortable (information is omitted, sometimes names and so on are omitted, resulting in a poor viewing experience) The most important thing is that there are no necessary conflicts and plot points that should be included in a marriage change story, which seems very inconsistent. (This is very important) At present, this book has no merits except that the setting of the three male protagonists is attractive. It has an attractive setting, but no engaging plot writing. (When I saw the latest chapter, I skipped through the last dozen or so chapters. I just couldn't stand it anymore) Come back and leave a negative review