With No One to Rely On, I Move Into My Sisters' Villa

This book is very suitable for my taste. It is very beautiful, full of daily interactions, and the characters are well carved. It was simply the Three Heroes fighting against Lu Bu, Guan Yu warmed wine and beheaded Hua Xiong, Sun Wukong made a fuss in the Heavenly Palace, Nezha made a fuss in the East China Sea, Su Shi and Li Bai both got up and wrote poems, Zhu Yuanzhang and Tang Anmingduo clapped their hands and applauded, and the Tathagata Buddha all smiled and said that this book was destined for my Buddhism.

The setting of the sisters being very possessive and slightly yandere is great, but there is a squad leader named Wen Shuyao who likes the protagonist but should not accept it. I watched it without any feeling, and I don't know if it is poisonous to others. A girl is given as a gift. The girl who likes the male protagonist is paired with the male protagonist's fat brother. It's so classic.

After reading Su Tang Comes Next Door, in this book the male protagonist's growth is obvious in order to keep his five sisters. It's not that there isn't one next door, but it just focuses on describing daily warmth later on, but doesn't fill in the skills that have grown (the kind that can truly feed the family, not just cooking and caring, although these are equally attractive). I hope this book will be faster, but the quality will not decline [Please update][Please update]

I don't understand why the score is so low? Although the data is a bit worse, for me, in the track of developing multiple female protagonists, at least in 🍅, this book is not bad in my opinion. Of course, it is possible that I read less of it! The characters of the male protagonist and the female protagonist are both quite good. At least in terms of perception, they are very comfortable. Whether it is the development of the male protagonist and the emotional changes of the female protagonists, or their possessiveness, each female protagonist behaves differently, but the purpose is the same. There is tit-for-tat, but there will be no true feelings. It can be said that they have raised the male protagonist very well, but they have also raised it so that the emotional breakthroughs and transitions are slow. Overall, there are only less than 400 chapters, and the number of words is not too many. I think the span is acceptable for a development novel, unlike some, which have hundreds of chapters, and the male protagonist has not yet Adulthood, although the progress of emotions is slower, is actually not too slow in terms of the characters of the female protagonists and the characters developed by the male protagonists. What is almost meaningless is that it is still stuck in the collision of the ambiguity of kissing and physical contact and the warmth of family affection. For most people who like to watch many women For those who are in the field of literature or Liu Bei (including me), it is almost boring, but judging from the unfolding of the story and the development of the emotional line of the plot, this book is not bad. At least, I have the desire to follow it. Come on, author, make some breakthroughs in the subsequent plots, and don't stay where you are. [Already planted][Already planted][Bookshelf plus one][Top post]

It's very interesting to watch. The growth of the male protagonist is very interesting. It's rare to see the male protagonist actively change his identity and love his sisters. It's not a one-sided "pay" by the sisters. The male protagonist can also respond to the love of his sisters instead of escaping or not adapting.

I personally like this book very much. From the moment I turned the first page, I was firmly gripped by the delicate writing and rich character settings. Although I haven't finished reading it yet, the moment I closed the book, I was still immersed in the story and couldn't escape.

Okay, it's just that the first chapter of this sister felt very harsh, but it got better in the second chapter. Overall, it was pretty good. The first two chapters were a bit slow. The emotional lines written by the author are really good, and the characters of Aunt Hua and Lin Yi are also very good. They are both very good people.

Good-looking, more to my liking than the Su one

It is very similar to another book I read. The main body is similar, but each has its own advantages.

It's quite good, but it's too similar to the one by Su Tanghao next door. Is it borrowed from it?