[Two Female Leads] + [Girls' Love] + [Japanese School Setting] + [Lighthearted Comedy] + [Sweet Romance] + [First Person]
Me, Su Li.
I transferred to Japan, thinking I’d become a lonely transfer student.
But then I met them.
“Xiao Li, can I... hold your hand?”
“Xiao Li, Xiao Li! Look at this cushion. It looks just like you!”
“Su Li, thank you.”
Most importantly, I met her.
Asaba Sayuki.
She seems aloof on the outside, but with me, she’s surprisingly warm.
We wrote a light novel together for a competition, won a prize together, and traveled together.
Then, on that snowy night,
I finally heard those words.
The words I’d kept in my heart for so long.
“Hey, Sayuki, the tip of your nose is so red. You look like a porcelain doll.”
“Y-You dummy, Xiao Li...”
Although it has just begun, the setting of the book has already deeply attracted me. The narration is based on the transfer student Su Li, whose relaxed daily life dilutes the blandness of the campus novel. The contrast between the character of a double academic master and the setting of a cool literary girl is full of contrast. The current update is not long, but the characters are very lovable. The interactions between the protagonists are delicate and gentle, and the rhythm of getting along is just right. There are no bloody conflicts. It is a light campus story that is full of healing. I look forward to the follow-up plot. And with the first-person narration, readers can directly feel the transfer students' awkwardness and curiosity when they first arrive, as well as the uncontrollable heartbeat when facing the cold girl. The description of psychological activities is delicate, the small thoughts, casual glances, and small interactions are all amplified, the green and sweet feeling is naturally revealed, and the tone of the story is clean and healing. The work follows a purely campus light and sweet approach, and the Japanese-style campus scenes are described with a strong sense of atmosphere. In this harem, where industrial saccharine is flying around, it is rare to find such a slow-paced and lighthearted book like porridge simmered over a low fire. In addition, the author's writing style is like writing poetry, which can be seen from the title and between the lines. Although the story has not yet fully unfolded, I believe that the subsequent plot will definitely not disappoint. There is a high probability that this book will have more than one story line. If I am not wrong, I hope the author can keep a slow pace and write down the emotions and personalities of the characters clearly. It can be diverse but not complicated. All in all, I am still looking forward to the subsequent development of the plot! Come on, author!!!!
Please give me your advice as a newbie.
Wonderful story, touching words I feel relaxed after reading this book. When I think about how to evaluate this book, the word gentle comes to my mind. It is a book that makes people feel warm and worth reading.
I like it so much! Xiaoli in the early days of school is a little different from the Xiaoli that everyone has become familiar with. You will know it when you see the campus festival, not much else to say. Xiao Li is very considerate and likes getting along with everyone. Slowly Shaxue became different in front of Xiaoli! It can be seen from the small details that there are stories of other protagonists in it!
I really recommend this book. This is my favorite book. The first is its Japanese style. Secondly, I also like Japanese literary works, and the author's extras are also very good. I hope everyone will read Kouya!
The author's writing is really beautiful. Whether it is the author's grasp of the character's psychology or the literary quality revealed between the lines, I was deeply attracted to it. When I read this book, I really felt like I had seen the second Andao. In the calm and gentle daily life, the two hearts began to get closer. I hope that beauty can become the main tone of everything in the world ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ
The writing is good, and the character creation and plot control are also good. It is strange that there is a gap between the two at the end of Volume Zero.
I was really shocked after reading the first volume, but I feel like the progress could be slower. Wrong, Volume 0