Turn Grass into a Fairy

The dream concept at the beginning was quite interesting. However, the protagonist is just too naive and innocent. At first, I thought she would grow, but after three or four years, I realized she hasn't improved at all and doesn't seem like someone who has escaped death at all. She's still completely a delicate flower in a greenhouse.

After finishing this book, a gentle joy wells up inside, like the warm feeling of huddled together in the sun on a winter's day. I've actually read it several times over the years, each time to experience the sunshine-like warmth and happiness emanating from the words.

The coins are all growth coins, which is good. I just don't like things that are so naive.

There were typos from the very beginning of the first part. Do you have extra eyes? Give me one... That's scary.

Adèle is so vicious, and the female lead is so naive and innocent, always treating her as a friend. How many times has this woman harmed her and pulled these dirty tricks? My God, how could anyone write such a frustrating and abusive novel for the protagonist?

The character Adèle was so disgusting, it made me want to cry.

Haha, so fair-skinned, I can't stand it! 😱