Zhang Aishan, an imaginative girl with hypnotic abilities, has been looking for her childhood crush, Brother Mao Mao, who has been missing for many years. After being admitted to the university they agreed on, Zhang Aishan met Jin Shaotian, a mysterious senior with mind-reading skills. The two accidentally became a "contract couple", but the intervention of the male dean Xia Zhihan made the relationship between the three people subtle. At this moment, Brother Mao Mao also appeared in front of Zhang Aishan. When Zhang Aishan was struggling, she was told that she had brain cancer...
Reader comments
Very beautiful!
(The first time I read it was in 2O22! We arrived in 2026 in the blink of an eye!)
This is a typical campus light fantasy sweet novel, which is easy to relieve stress and have fun, but the literary nature is relatively weak, so it is more suitable for readers who want to relax and watch love without thinking.
Core Highlights
Character design: It focuses on the superpower CP of "mind-reading male protagonist Jin Shaotian × hypnotic brain girl Zhang Aishan", combined with the setting of "brother's friend" with a sense of taboo, it is very attractive. The setting that the male protagonist can read minds creates a lot of sweet scenes in the interaction.
The style is humorous and relaxed: the writing style is chatty comedy + Mary Sue, the "Universal Commissioning Agency" case in the form of a unit drama is very imaginative, the reading is fast-paced, not heavy, and there are many laughs.
Full sense of youth: Mixed with clues about finding the childhood crush "Brother Maomao", there is growth and choice, and the rendering of the youthful campus atmosphere is quite good.
Controversies and shortcomings
The writing style is biased towards vernacular routines: the text is biased toward Internet verbiage, some dialogues are slightly exaggerated, and the plot contains common bloody routines such as illness and polyamory, and the underlying logic must be studied in depth.
The audience has a threshold: the character is more idealized (the koi heroine is surrounded by her brother and the school sweetheart), and is more suitable for middle and high school students or young readers who prefer sweet pets and light fantasy. Those who pursue realistic writing or profound dramas may find it shallow.
The ending is rather open: in the end, the heroine did not decide who she would be with, leaving it to the imagination of the readers. Some people liked this and some thought it was not satisfying enough. (Personally, I think it will definitely be with Jin Shaotian, hehe)
In general, it is a "good-looking but not serious" leisure reading. If you like the combination of super powers + campus sweet pets, the sense of substitution will be strong; if you go for serious literature, you may be disappointed. (Personally I like this one better, hehe)
Very beautiful!
(The first time I read it was in 2O22! We arrived in 2026 in the blink of an eye!) This is a typical campus light fantasy sweet novel, which is easy to relieve stress and have fun, but the literary nature is relatively weak, so it is more suitable for readers who want to relax and watch love without thinking. Core Highlights Character design: It focuses on the superpower CP of "mind-reading male protagonist Jin Shaotian × hypnotic brain girl Zhang Aishan", combined with the setting of "brother's friend" with a sense of taboo, it is very attractive. The setting that the male protagonist can read minds creates a lot of sweet scenes in the interaction. The style is humorous and relaxed: the writing style is chatty comedy + Mary Sue, the "Universal Commissioning Agency" case in the form of a unit drama is very imaginative, the reading is fast-paced, not heavy, and there are many laughs. Full sense of youth: Mixed with clues about finding the childhood crush "Brother Maomao", there is growth and choice, and the rendering of the youthful campus atmosphere is quite good. Controversies and shortcomings The writing style is biased towards vernacular routines: the text is biased toward Internet verbiage, some dialogues are slightly exaggerated, and the plot contains common bloody routines such as illness and polyamory, and the underlying logic must be studied in depth. The audience has a threshold: the character is more idealized (the koi heroine is surrounded by her brother and the school sweetheart), and is more suitable for middle and high school students or young readers who prefer sweet pets and light fantasy. Those who pursue realistic writing or profound dramas may find it shallow. The ending is rather open: in the end, the heroine did not decide who she would be with, leaving it to the imagination of the readers. Some people liked this and some thought it was not satisfying enough. (Personally, I think it will definitely be with Jin Shaotian, hehe) In general, it is a "good-looking but not serious" leisure reading. If you like the combination of super powers + campus sweet pets, the sense of substitution will be strong; if you go for serious literature, you may be disappointed. (Personally I like this one better, hehe)