Her Years as a Nanny, Part Two

The author writes exceptionally well!!! I especially love the children, Yaoyao and Junjun. Junjun is so well-behaved and adorable. Perhaps influenced by her family, she's a bit timid. I hope she can become more cheerful and happy. A child who doesn't cry or make a fuss doesn't get what they want. Luckily, she has Yaoyao as her older brother, who sometimes helps her. I feel so sorry for them.

From the first book to the third, they've all been incredibly good. I've been extremely busy these past six months, but I've still managed to read them every day. When I read the synopsis of this book, "Miss Qian's Independent Childbirth," my heart ached for her; I felt so sorry for her. I hope she finds happiness and fulfillment! The ending is a happy one.

Every character in the book is exceptionally well-developed, comparable to the three excellent novels in "Dream of the Red Chamber." It is one of the few gems among Tomato's novels.

I especially loved this dialogue between Mrs. Li and Qiyun. Now that we're grown up, it's time to break free from the influence of our families of origin and create opportunities to raise ourselves anew. I also need to raise myself anew.

I really enjoyed the first part; the content felt very realistic. Everyone has their own distinct personality. I hope there will be a second part soon—it's such a pleasant surprise!

Please, author, stop torturing Lifang! She finally got a divorce in the last book, and now this is another endless, tangled mess. It's not good for my breasts.

I've been following the updates closely, and I absolutely love all three books. I tend to lose interest in other books after a while, but I just really enjoy reading this author's books, and I love following the updates.

The characters, both big and small, are vivid and unique in the author's writing. I especially like Yingying and Jiajia. Every word and action of theirs is so cute and unique. I once wondered where I could find child actors to play these roles well if the story were made into a TV series.

I finished one book and am currently following the other two. The author handles the character development and personality changes very well, creating well-rounded characters. I didn't get into some parts of the second book. It's well-written; I wonder what the author's next subject will be?

I like the author's writing style, as well as the story's direction and plot. It's not a wish-fulfillment story; it makes you feel like you're actually there. It's realistic and not exaggerated. Everyone, no matter where they are, should be self-disciplined, learn, and have a positive attitude.