My Girlfriend Is a Chinese-Style Beauty

This is actually an autobiography!

First of all, the beginning of this book was excellent, with almost no major flaws, which was very much to my liking. I started reading around chapter 30. There aren't many books available on Qidian these days, so I'm very happy to have found this sweet romance novel. However, from the moment Jiang Xian wanted to get her marriage certificate with Tong Sisi, I felt something was wrong.

Chat history

A cup of tea, a pot of wine, a quick sketch, and a recent graduate (thinking to myself), where's the time to date? *Sobs*

Single dogs yyds Add a photo that exudes loneliness

I've read up to chapter 50, where the protagonist's dad is smoking and blowing smoke right in the face of the protagonist's future mother-in-law, and the protagonist even calls her by her first name, saying he likes to tease her. He even went to her bed in the middle of the night before. I just can't understand why he was portrayed like this.

Who needs a boyfriend, just cats

What's with the kimono thing? Is there some misunderstanding about traditional Chinese culture? Or is that reader Japanese?

I really like the traditional Chinese style theme, but isn't the most important thing about a male lead in this genre his temperament? He should be either gentle and refined, or unrestrained and free-spirited. Even if he's narcissistic, he should be someone who "holds the sun and moon in his hands and plucks the stars from the sky, and there is no one like him in the world."

The beginning of the book was quite good, but starting from around chapter thirty, when they returned to their maternal grandfather's house in Suzhou, it started to have major problems. First of all, this novel is no different from other entertainment novels; in fact, it's a censored version because it only contains elements related to traditional Chinese culture.