Sis, Let Me Explain!

Make complaints! It's fine if the male protagonist has a pet at home, why does it have to be a male teddy? Has the author never seen this thing in real life? Self-propelled turret, brother, and when my sister Ziwei was born, that thing was right next to her. It's hard not to imagine what weird things Teddy, attracted by hormones, would do 😅

[Introduction] The male protagonist Song Ge, whose parents are no longer alive and was adopted by a single-parent family, was able to enter the top universities in the country for further studies due to his hard work and enthusiasm for magic research. However, the reality that he has no talent in magic is also a pain in his heart. Although his adoptive mother and sister, who has a close relationship, have given him a lot of comfort in the family relationship, and he has a sincere girlfriend by his side, but the male protagonist still misses it. But one night's body-changing experience with Teddy at home allowed him to see a different future life. [Recommendation] Rather than saying it is a fantasy light novel, in my opinion, it is more appropriate to judge it as an urban daily novel with elements of fantasy, apocalypse, and love. The initial setting of this book to attract readers' attention is the body-swapping plot between the male protagonist and his adopted sister mentioned in the introduction. Although this setting is understandable as a gimmick in the novel, it is a pity that the author, as a newcomer, is not satisfied with the contrasting body-swapping plot arrangement. Even after reading the latest chapter, I am still stuck in the stage of changing my body with my Teddy at home. The introduction and title are quite different from the plot of the book. The book that has been selected by readers once again disappoints the book friends who were impressed by the introduction. The data gap is also inevitable. I have to say that this is indeed a failure of the book. But if we put aside this shortcoming and talk about the plot and characters, I can truly realize that this niche work with a relaxed writing style is delayed by the title and introduction. The ideal situation conceived by the author is to gradually improve the qualifications of the male protagonist who has no talent for "magic power" by changing his body for one hour late at night every day. Although the smooth promotion of the plot by his career line and emotional line will inevitably fall behind compared with the comfortable or sweet reading experience it brings to readers. But as one of the main threads of the book, after the male protagonist's talent was raised to the extreme due to the "Goldfinger" experience of body-changing, I was pleased to see that the plot was back on track in an attitude that was in line with public opinion. Judging from the image creation of several important characters in this book, the author has devoted a lot of effort and writing style. Compared with the foggy feeling in the beginning of the plot due to rhythm problems, this is an important part worthy of praise. The male protagonist was adopted as an orphan by a single-parent family of one mother and one daughter, but he also knew precociously how to shoulder the responsibilities of the family. He was a man of love and justice, and when he learned that his roommate was murdered at a young age because of him, he resolutely chose revenge in his own way. The adoptive mother who seems to be an ordinary person inadvertently makes the male protagonist aware of her true identity as a "witch" who protects the safety of mankind; the sister-in-law, who is full of brother-control attributes and appears to be a cold academic master, but actually has a heart for her adopted brother, has repeatedly presented contrasting plot clips to book lovers, which further enriches her character. The character arrangement of the two heroines also makes the other "loli" type heroine full of sweetness in the process of getting along with the male protagonist, which brings an extremely comfortable reading experience to book lovers. Her behavior of hiding her identity as a family member of a large company and treating the male protagonist sincerely also made me give a high level of recognition to the character. The complex but not contradictory character arrangement also makes us look forward to the scene where the male protagonist chooses two paths of scientific research and magic energy in parallel, and how he chooses to deal with it when he knows the true identity of his girlfriend. It makes everyone laugh and at the same time quite satisfied with the plot. Although the male protagonist has just entered the stage of being a "superpower", the foreshadowing and foreshadowing laid by the author are constantly revealed under the drive of the plot: the identity and existence of the male protagonist's adoptive father, the absurd tragedy of the girlfriend's biological father inexplicably leaping away from the world on the day of his birth, why the male protagonist's body-changing experience and the improvement of acquired talents came about, and the Shura field plot between the adopted sister and his girlfriend that should not be missed. I believe that the author's writing can reveal the mystery for us one by one.

I felt that the show-off and slap-in-the-face part of the plot was a bit too cliche, but the rest was okay.

My sister is defending herself with a father-in-law teddy next to me? I'll go with it if it's true or not.

The overall sense is good, it can be regarded as a seedling, but the pretentiousness is a bit cliche Long Aotian. Since there is a main line conflict, the secondary pretense and slap in the face plot is not so important. It will feel like it is in the hydrology, and it is a water-filled one. There are Shura fields, daily life, and battles. Long Aotian's set is already aesthetically tired.

Don't be fooled by these tricks, you can't even guess the identity of the protagonist. And the protagonist didn't say it before because he hadn't awakened, and now he's awakened and doesn't say it. It's disgusting.

The interaction between the male and female protagonists is very well written, and the pretentious plot seems to be drawn with the feet. It is brainless and relies on inspiration to write formulas. The novel world's own Ramanujan relies on fantasy and deconstructs Nima protein, so he just gave it a name, 🐃 Demon Jiexin, Giant Poison. It's better to enter the company through the back door and use some basic logic in scientific research. Don't rely on it.

It's full of pretense and slaps in the face. On average, a novel has to be pretentious twice.

Not bad, the writing is fluent, I am very interested in continuing reading, it is refreshing and traditional, suitable for book shortage. At present, the biggest discomfort seems to be that it is unnecessary to use some routines in the stage of reducing the intelligence of the character. Yin Mou in college is not bad, and he gets offline quickly. It's true that Somu is a bit uncomfortable when he reaches the company stage. Although he can't dance for a few rounds, it ruins the reading experience. It's best for this character to be offline as soon as possible. I hope it doesn't lead to someone who betrays the company and joins the villain camp. It needs a lot of contradictions to promote the plot and establish an interesting villain.

This book is so good, it is a rare masterpiece. Except for some flaws, I suggest that the old gelding be changed to a female.