Unworthy II

Keep up the good work, author! The book is very engaging. It's clear you're a very special person in real life. Hello, nice to meet you.

No superpowers or systems, no cheat codes, no time travel or rebirth—just living a down-to-earth life, facing the awkwardness of life with an open and honest heart—that's wonderful. It's surprisingly unpopular; I wouldn't have known about this book if it hadn't been free for a limited time. Also, I'm very picky. In my opinion, many so-called masterpieces are only worth a limited-time free offer. There aren't many books that I can praise.

Er Mei's dad's personality is really based on real life. You can really empathize with him. You wouldn't want to coax him, you would just want to slap him 😁. So Er Mei is really Er Mei, which is why the male lead has a reason to like her!

It's free for a limited time. The writing style of this book is unusual and unique; the author must be over thirty. The first half of the story features remarkably realistic portrayals of the family members. It's rare to find someone as cheerful as Ermei, which perfectly embodies the saying that those who smile often have good luck.

Don't be fooled by the number of recommendation votes; a low number of votes doesn't mean the book is bad. This book is truly excellent. The characters are very realistic; you can find people like them in real life. The warmth between family members, whether during difficult times or after achieving success, is subtly conveyed between the lines, slowly warming your heart. It's a comforting read. Highly recommended.

It's very well written; the characters are portrayed realistically, vividly, and richly. The everyday, relatable stories easily resonate with the reader.

It's written with a strong sense of realism, and many of the characters could actually appear in real life. The concept is ingenious, and it's truly a wonderful read.

I found a great book while it was free for a limited time. The everyday family life, the relationships between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law, and the sons supporting their parents and sponging off them are all so realistic. The characters are vividly portrayed. I really hope this novel can be adapted into a film or television series. I recommend my own aunt to play Tan He. It would be enough. 🙂 She's so relatable. I want to slap her.

It's infuriating to watch! What's the point of coaxing a father like that? He'd be better off divorcing his wife and living a good life with his mother.

The book is excellent. I voted for it and added it to my reading list. It's strange that such a good book isn't read by many people.