An Ordinary Girl Who Makes Everyone Fall for Her

It's pretty good so far. I like the setting where the heroine hates others touching her without her permission [Blowing Kisses]. I also like [Blowing Kisses] that the heroine can shoot men for this.

It's really good-looking. The heroine has a strong sense of subjectivity and doesn't have too many negative comments about the heroine. In order to reflect the commonness of the heroine, many popular female novels describe how ordinary the heroine is and how ordinary her appearance is. How the male protagonist feels that it is impossible to like such a person. The female protagonist does not have that kind of tangled emotions, and the descriptions feel very real. But this is not the case. After reading it, I feel quite comfortable. There are not so many things that make people uncomfortable. The male protagonists are not that crazy, and there is no description of the female protagonist being blushing and shy all the time, or the description of the handsome guy in the past being dumbfounded and then starting to stutter, which is really good. I think the heroine's reaction is the real reaction of ordinary people. After someone is injured, instead of first observing their appearance, body shape, and height, and then just standing there and apologizing, not knowing what to do, they deal with the problem. And I think the heroine's character is also very cute, and she is very generous. There is also no unfortunate family of origin, so I have had low self-esteem since I was a child and have no sense of deservingness. This is also very good. Many popular women's books like to write about the heroine who has had an unfortunate family since she was a child, so she has low self-esteem, so she has no sense of deservingness for anything, and then has all kinds of self-doubts. It is quite distressing to read, but this book does not write like this, which makes me feel very relieved. Girls should have a sense of deservingness. Although the transition is not smooth in some places, it is quite sudden, and there is a slight feeling, but the flaws are not concealed, and the female protagonist can watch it Okay, there is a blushing and shy plot, but it's not that hard to accept. It's not the kind where the male protagonist teases her casually and the female protagonist keeps blushing and shy. There are always plots where the male protagonist sees the female protagonist as a kitten. Like the kitten, I don't really like this kind of portrayal, but it's not particularly greasy either, so it's acceptable. The male protagonists are clean, but there will be ceremonial contact. For example, one of the male protagonists shakes hands with the female protagonist's roommate to show his courtesy. I remember sometimes reading novels, it seems that some book fans are very noble and cannot accept this kind of contact between the male protagonists and the female counterparts, so they write it in advance to avoid it for sisters who can't accept it. However, there seems to be only one such description in the chapter I have read so far. I am currently reading the heroine's first love story. I feel that the heroine has invested a lot of emotions in it. There are many psychological descriptions of the heroine's relationship. I feel that the relationship between the heroine and the first male protagonist is like a sweet romance novel. They each respond to it.

Strong praise, the heroine has a strong self-awareness, completely obeys her own heart, accepts if she likes it, rejects if she feels uncomfortable, faces her own feelings, dares to say no, is generous and generous in her behavior, super nice, and is really an ordinary and lovely woman, not other deliberately ugly articles that describe the appearance and figure of the heroine in the name of ordinary women.

Very fresh and natural heartthrob article. The reason why I say this is because it seems that the description is mainly based on the female protagonist, and the relationship between the female protagonist and the male protagonist is also very natural, and the perspective starts from the female protagonist. It won't describe the male protagonist in various ways like other heartthrob novels, and the female protagonist has no characteristics, a bit like a camera.

Mary Sue Cookie, only 2 times as the cat-shaped heroine in just 6 chapters

OMG I tied it at noon. It's so sweet. I love this. I love the heroine's character. She doesn't feel wronged at all. I also like the hero. It's a perfect match! Will the other male protagonists be on the table? I'm still very optimistic about the first one. It's so sweet that I can't stop smiling.

I have a good way of writing atmosphere. I really like the scene where the heroine is shot. Also, the benefits the hero gives to the heroine are very specific. The contrast between the hero and the heroine in front of outsiders is also very good, but vaguely. The heroine also has her own friends, best friends and career line. She also has her own personality, her own likes and dislikes. At least the heroine's personality is established.

Don't worry about the female protagonist, the male protagonists are also very good.

I love this book so much

He is very good at writing details like the protagonist being treated well and then making it very concrete and real.