
Transmigrated into My Crush's Little Hamster
穿成暗恋对象的小仓鼠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 113k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
38Chapters
551Favorites
9.8Score
170Nutrient gifts
1.6kClicks per chapter
117Comments
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Dad's story, Xi Zecheng's perspective, next door in "Lonely Spring"
After reading it, I felt depressed. I felt that the ending of Wen in reality was different from what I thought. It seemed a bit too sloppy, but at least it was considered he. Father Wen is a very complex person. He seems to be despicable, cowardly, strong and brave. He can only be said to be self-inflicted, but he is also very pitiful.
There are regrets that have not been filled in the end. Twenty-four-year-old Yan Wen has made up for the regrets, but those regrets are still difficult to reconcile. Yan Qing's regret is because of his family. This has a shadow of reality.
Woohoo, can you please work harder and update the extra chapter? I was made to cry by the perfection of the parallel world in the text. It was the kind of thing where, with my efforts seven years later, we got a happy ending seven years ago in another world, but looking back, I still feel like I have nothing. The pain is even more uncomfortable in comparison, woowoooooo
Oh my god, I could cry to death about this experience my father had. Four months have passed, is my wife still writing a side story? Woooooooooooooo
After reading it, it's really sweet and sour. I really don't know how to evaluate Father Wen. I can feel hateful or pitiful.
It felt weird when I watched it. It turns out that I have the same feeling as the hamster Xiao Wen.
The little hamster has feelings [sprinkle flowers] I watched it last year, and I'm here to review it today. Wow, but there are some details? I don't really remember. But don't worry!!! Sisters who haven't joined yet are welcome to take a look, and there will be absolutely no spoilers!!! Just treat me as a class representative. 😚 I finished reading it in two days, and I really want to know how my friend finished it as a bedtime story! It has always been a relaxed and everyday life, and the interaction between the two children makes me feel warm and heartwarming, probably because the spots on my body have faded, hahahaha! But I always think of Xiao Wen just coming back in another identity to participate in the plot, and I feel sorry for Xiao Wen (rubbing his head) 😭 The article seems to have cut into three worlds, the first is where Chen is in the city, the second is when Chen is back in high school, and the third is when Chen is not in the city, so that I can't figure out which one is real and which ending. The subtitle is he (thinking). I personally think that Xiao Wen went back to the past and exchanged thoughts to make up for his regrets, so be × he√💪 Another point that I don't quite understand is the confrontation between Xiao Wen's father and Xiao Wen in the hotel. I was confused at first, but later I realized that Xiao Wen's father was afraid that his son would follow the same old path and be hurt again. (I understand it myself, although I usually don't get points for this kind of question). The stories of fathers are also quite good, haha, of course the ending is ignored, next door (probe) [Let me be healthy] The most touching sentence in "Hamster" is, "As a hamster, Yan Wen really has nothing." That is the special seal of the physical book, Xiao?? Really knows how to choose! It was also really good to cry! Fortunately, the two finally came together. Although they went back to the past and changed things, it was not so painful at least. 😭 😭 😭 Looking forward to the wilderness! Update quickly! There are also small hamsters on sale! It's been a year and I've memorized so much. Please forgive me if I'm wrong! 😚
I think Yan Qing let go of his son's love affair because he envied Yan Wen's bravery.
Welcome to collect: Currently serializing abo's "I Smell Your Pheromones" Pre-collection of the road trip article "Listen to the Wind in the Wilderness"