The Little Beauty of the 1970S

It feels like this is a script rather than a novel. It's all fragments of scenes that are not coherent. The main characters and secondary scenes are not mentioned in the text. There are a lot of words to fill the word count.

The author's writing is really good! And it feels like it was written with great care. Very calm and calm? But it seems that the description of emotions is a bit dull! I don't know if it was intentional by the author or not?

I really like this article. After a long time of literary drought, I finally have a novel that can keep me up late at night! The writing is fluent and concise, neither pretentious nor exaggerated. Each character is logical and consistent, and there is no pure villain. Scarlett is so cute, she is what I most want to be like, so warm.

It's really, really beautiful! The era it was set in is also very immersive and real! I feel like the author should have prepared a lot of information?

He still harmed an innocent girl, this garbage man...

I saw it at 3:30 in the morning because I was curious about the cause of death of the heroine. Now I can finally sleep peacefully.

The second brush is completed. I really hope there will be a sequel.

Isn't there a side story or something?

The writing is quite good, although there are some minor flaws, but overall the flaws are not outweighed.

I feel a bit sad, and I feel like there are still many things I can continue to talk about.