Miss Molly Wilson

Hey, even though I hate the naughty and willful boys in the previous article, I still finished reading this article after some decision-making. This is all due to my love for girls and the author's unique and endearing writing style. This kind of writing style that makes you can't help but read is really suitable for full-time writing, but because of this, this kind of peaceful and cute data is not good. I can guarantee that this novel is much better written than other novels I have read. The writing style is mellow and lovely, and the plot is easy-going and warm. But many people don't have the patience to read such an ordinary story, not to mention that Ximan's novel itself is a cold subject, and I will starve to death. I really like Molly, Sally and Yula in the story. It is rare that the author describes the relationship between ordinary little girls so naturally and vividly. So when it ended with the conflicts between the girls and their boyfriends, I really felt empty and lonely because I could not get a glimpse of their complete lives. The writing is really good, and even though I was previously annoyed by society's indulgence of boys, and of course I still dislike them, I was really touched to see these cute little girls being described, because they are always cute. In comparison, I don't really like Perry as the male protagonist, but he may be the best among the boys. Alas, I don't understand. Perry's aura certainly overshadows Molly's, because even though he was so naughty and out of control in the past, he can still get excellent results as long as he is serious. Isn't this an aura? I feel disgusted because of Perry's ease, because of Riley's disrespect and abuse of Yura (he even called his sister a bitch, just because Yura stopped him from fighting, I don't even see what's wrong with Yura's snitching, burning his mother's cherished shawl, destroying his father's valuable cigarette case, all of which he did himself [cracked]) and these little boys The children are called "little sissies", "manly men", "big men", "tongue-in-cheeks"... I have lost count of the list. I thought this was a characteristic of that era (very ironic), but later, I realized that Perry also knew that "little sissies" was an insulting word. So in what manner did he insult his girlfriend's sisters in this way? He even called Molly that after he started dating her, and maybe he was being polite and love-minded, but I didn't feel like it was a sign of respect. Look at his mentality: he doesn't care about little bitches. This is contempt. Of course, I thought Molly would find marital bliss with him, because Molly didn't realize it at all. Perry is indeed cunning and good at disguise, and it is easy to get good grades. This is his aura, and it also means that his life will not be too bad in the future. This is a good marriage. Therefore, I hate Perry very much. Of course, I already like him very much compared to those boys. At least he can pretend, but I always think that Molly deserves better. She is a great and excellent girl and I like her very much. So much so that when this conflicting plot about friendship and love came to the end of the novel, I was really sad and caught off guard. I wanted to see the ending surrounding this girl Molly, and I wanted to see the lives of these girls. It would be great if the author could have a second part, a second part that makes these girls more worthy

Although I haven't read this article in half a year, clicking on the update will immediately make you immersed in it~

Green yolk? It should be called egg green, right?

When to pinch more (star eyes)

Meow meow meow, it's a small fish, we can be saved [poor]

What should I do? I like Naohua more and more, so cute [laughing and crying]

It's beautiful, but it ends so suddenly

The ending was a bit unexpected, but I can actually write a lot more, please spread the flowers (￣▽￣)

Damn, forgive me for crying.

It's a good thing that the Forensic Eye has been upgraded. However, it emits a golden glow when used, which is too conspicuous.