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[Clear-Headed, Rational Daughter × Scatterbrained, Eccentric Mom]
Turns out Mom's unreliability is just a tenderness that shields her from painful memories.
Mika is a top student in her third year of high school. Her dad "disappeared for no reason" when she was little, and ever since, she and her mom, Nancy, have depended on each other.
Her greatest wish is to get away from her scatterbrained mom and have a life of her own.
Nancy herself is practically the definition of "unreliable."
She opened a clothing shop just so she could wear cute dresses every day, and never cared how the business was doing.
One morning, Mika woke up to find that she and Nancy had switched bodies!
With no other choice, Mika has to run Nancy's shop: whip the disastrous store into shape, clean up the mess left by Nancy's past designs, and unexpectedly win fans with her awkward persona on livestreams...
In Mika's body, Nancy gets to relive her youth at school, but studying is the last thing on her mind. She zones out in class and can't do her homework, so she has no choice but to grit her teeth and ask her classmates for help every day...
Then one day, Mika finds her father's martyr certificate.
Only then does Nancy reveal the whole truth about how Mika's father, Cheng'an, died...
A little scene:
Nancy: "My daughter is the best. Mom loves you most! ^_^"
Mika: "Cut the chatter. Did you finish the exercises I assigned you yesterday?"
P.S.:
1. A family-focused story, with the plot following two threads: school life and running a shop.
2. There is an unrequited crush, but the female protagonist clearly rejects it, so read without worry.
3. Lighthearted everyday life at its core, with heartache beneath the warmth. Sweet and fun at first, but beware the angst later.
4. Overall, the story is healing, with a happy ending.
Theme: A mother's love and a daughter's, saving each other
"Mika opened her eyes. She felt..." This is a big bug for the author~
Thank you to heaven, thank you to earth, thank you for your hard work~
"But at this very moment,..." This is a big bug for the author~
I will write a long review next time I save.
This chapter is so sad to read...
Thank you to heaven, thank you to earth, thank you for your hard work~
"When Mika heard this, she felt that women..." This is a big bug for the author~
Thank you to heaven, thank you to earth, thank you for your hard work~
The portrayal of Nancy made me uncomfortable, very uncomfortable. Although I knew that she lived a casual life and pursued happiness, the plot about the college entrance examination really made me uncomfortable. But now she is slowly getting on the right track, which is actually not bad. She just hopes that Mika will take the college entrance examination by herself, but Mika has not studied for a long time, and letting her play will affect her results. If Nancy's problem is that it is difficult to overcome the laziness of human nature, then Mika is too young and does not understand the rules of business. In comparison, Mika's portrayal feels much more likable than Nancy's. At least one of the defining characteristics of adulthood is commitment and responsibility. To be honest, I don't like Nancy, as an adult I think she can be a friend, but as a mother I think she is unqualified. If she did something wrong, it was Mika who made up for it. If Mika did something wrong, it was Mika who made up for it. Except for the incident of the red lamb clothes, which was handled by Nancy, Mika was indeed impulsive, stubborn, and stubborn about this matter. Mika doesn't communicate with Nancy about many things because Mika doesn't recognize Nancy's ability to handle things as an adult. I even suspect that in the shaping of the writing, there is a feeling that mothers are vaguely competing with each other. I have the feeling that they are fighting for the right to speak. And before the body swap, Mika didn't think Nancy had assumed the responsibilities of a mother, which was why she wanted to stay away. Although Mika was not familiar with her mother, it also reflected that Nancy did less to assume the responsibilities of a mother. Moreover, when Nancy and Mika get along, Mika tolerates Nancy and Mika provides emotional value. Also, in the process of preparing for the college entrance examination, I thought many times that Mika was going to get angry and the relationship would reach a freezing point, but in fact it didn't happen because Nancy didn't really acknowledge Mika's anger. I find this very scary. And now let's praise the author's creation. It's super good. The foreshadowing is just right, like employees and contracts. For example, the live broadcast store visit and the patent case are all closely linked and the writing is super good. The employee's judgment was confirmed by the fact that the USB flash drive was taken home. The girl who visited the store live was very familiar with the process and was very familiar with the clothing design. Although the contract issue has also been mentioned, I don't know whether it will cause a big thunder, or whether Red Lamb has already made a thunder. Writing this text, you can clearly see my preference for Mika. Author, is this the result you want? There is a mother-daughter relationship between them, but I just think Mika is tired. Another point is that I think mothers can be diverse, they can like beautiful dresses, they can be lively, they can be confused, but they must have the responsibility of being a mother. Praise the author, he did a great job. Great, this is the truth, otherwise I wouldn't write a long review to the author. I look forward to them becoming better versions of themselves and having a better future. I hope Mika is better, I hope Nancy is better, and I hope the author is better. I have written more than 800 words, so I just scraped them together and made up to 1,000. Nancy should love her husband very much. It is very hard to raise a child alone. Mika is very ambitious and very independent in running a store. If she is interested in fashion design or running a store in the future, she can indeed become bigger and stronger on her own. Suddenly I felt that training in stores for children in places in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai was similar to Mika's running a store. They were all about building abilities, but the difference was that Mika didn't have the cost of trial and error.
Looking at the photos of three generations of mothers and daughters celebrating the Spring Festival, it's such a heartwarming scene.