Period: Everyday Life in a Crowded Courtyard

Run away, the plot is dragging, Yiyi Yaoyao has not made any sense for a long time, she keeps emphasizing that the heroine's mother loves the heroine but I can't see it. She also gave birth to a son and a daughter with her stepfather and didn't care much about the heroine. The stepfather is also very scheming and the children he gave birth to are the same. It's particularly ugly.

The author wanted to write too much, and instead of stringing together a long series of group portrait stories from the heroine, the writing was not strong enough. It felt like he was forcibly stringing together every story he wanted to write. Suitable for listening to books. . . As for one comment saying that I didn't see how doting the heroine is... If you want to watch Tomato Classics where everyone is surrounded by the dreamy Mary Sue sweet pet, you don't need to watch it. . The heroine's mother's "pampering" for the heroine is realistic. All the inheritance and house work of the heroine's biological father's grandparents' house were left to the heroine. The heroine's mother married someone to take care of the husband's family, leaving the heroine to her grandparents to live as an only child. The heroine's mother has always sincerely thought about the heroine. This is not a top-notch writing style, just a way of living life.

I read it and I think it's okay, just don't write about stepmothers or anything like that. I hope it's a puppy or something else.