Uncle, You Are Missing Me in Your Life

It's been a long time since I've read a novel with more than a thousand chapters. I originally just saw this one in a comic. Then I found out about the novel and immediately looked for the novel to read. It's been a long time since I stayed up late to read a novel👀 I finally finished reading this novel, but suddenly I felt very reluctant to leave it...

The score was obviously very high in the first review. Why is the score so low again? It's a very good novel. It's the only novel I can read with more than 1,000 chapters.

Personally, I think it's very interesting. In the early stage, when the male and female protagonists were not together, the way they got along was a bit hard to accept, but later on, they became very sweet. And the main line is very clear, and everyone in the book is very vivid. The emotional line between Xing'er and Manman is also very lovable. In short, it's very beautiful.

Nice! Modern Feng Shui metaphysics. Really pretty!

I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 78. I thought the first part was pretty good, it was the kind of game where the male and female protagonists are amusing, very funny and very reasonable, and they slowly build a relationship. But! Around chapter 78, it gets weirder and weirder. How big is the gap between male and female protagonists? The female protagonist is a high school student, and the male protagonist is 10 years older than her. The female protagonist calls her uncle, and the male protagonist describes it with words like "looking at the butt" and "hugging the waist" (is it perverted?) I don't think it's sweet or ambiguous. Why the hell do I feel like the trend is heading towards taboo love? (Pseudo-orthopedics?) I really can't stop eating! And around Chapter 78, the heroine is still innocent and cute, and has no thoughts about the hero at all. The uncle kept shouting. And the male protagonist starts to "fall in love"? This isn't falling in love or liking, it's just perversion... I really... This description is not ambiguous or pulling... (A bit 🤢)

I watched it several years ago, and the second time I watched it, I still think it looks good.

Why is a 16-year-old person described as being similar to a three- or four-year-old child? The tone and movements of his words were like those of a 3-year-old child, which is embarrassing.

Let me tell you my opinion. After reading this novel, I lost my IQ. I simply don't want to read it. The male and female protagonists eat at each other anytime, anywhere, and the female protagonist is written as if she has no brains. I can't read it at all.

I've tried it three times and I like it very much.

The author describes each character very vividly, and each supporting character line is as colorful as the protagonist. The supporting character line does not need to be different from the main character line. You can write a novel by picking each one out alone, but it will not overwhelm any pair, and you will only feel that the life of each character is complete. The whole story is simple and detailed, each foreshadowing is fully explained, and each character's personality is very vivid, not to mention the professional terminology of ghost hunting. It feels like the author has experienced it personally. It's really great. I haven't seen a novel like this in a long time. I highly recommend it.