[No angst, no melodrama, no villains! A hilarious episodic slice of life with maximum contrast appeal and so many jokes you'll be pounding the bed laughing!]
Roses don't need to grow tall. Those in love will bend down for them.
While everyone else graduates and starts the grind of office life,
Lin Ye graduates and lands straight in a hilarious daily life surrounded by a whole group of little girls!
He has barely finished renting his place when an adorable, food-loving little girl next door starts dropping by for meals every day.
The moment he opens his front door, his tsundere honor-student cousin, who lives with him, is already crouched outside clutching her homework.
He just goes downstairs to buy a bottle of water, and the cunning little money-saver at the convenience store swindles half a bag of snacks out of him.
Most absurd of all, he seems to have awakened some ridiculous special constitution: every girl he can get close to is a cute little girl with a completely different personality!
From then on, Lin Ye's laid-back, go-with-the-flow life goes completely off the rails.
One moment he's caught in a battlefield as the girls compete for his affection; the next, he's a full-service dad, saving the day at parent-teacher meetings, sorting out mishaps caused by mischief, going to amusement parks, and carrying the team in gaming sessions.
At work, the boss's timid little daughter clings to him every day; when he goes out, a violent but adorable taekwondo black belt acts as his bodyguard; even when gaming, an esports prodigy of a little girl carries him instead.
Camping team-building trips are full of mishaps, travel highlights become hilarious viral sensations, and birthday surprises go awry in ways that forge heartwarming bonds...
No angsty romances, no scheming, just a lighthearted, goofy, sweet, and healing story from start to finish.
Watch a gentle, easygoing office worker get surrounded by an entire girl squad as he unlocks a chaotic yet heartwarming life all his own!
Nothing to say, just get a 5.8
Why are they all old women 😏 It's a bit messy. . .
Loli has good reviews, but it feels a bit messy, so I'll give it four stars [Sending my heart]