The Drowning Girl I Saved Turned Out to Be a Hidden Gem
救下的落水少女，竟是宝藏女孩
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Hot-Blooded Campus
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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524Chapters
1.1MPopularity
988Readers
9.6Score
36kMust-read votes
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It records ordinary little things, giving people a warm and lovely feeling.
It's sweet, recording the mundane details of daily life, with a touch of bittersweetness, but that's okay. It makes you want to fall in love, and you might even want to before you finish watching it. I really love it.
I really love this kind of light and refreshing romance novel, it's so good!
Although the plot is rather mundane, it is very pleasant and sweet to watch, much better than those that rely on a system.
There are a few things I didn't like, and I'd like to comment on them here. Regarding the male lead's comment about changing clothes: "Can you change your clothes, okay?" If we put ourselves in his shoes, it shouldn't be a question leaving the decision to the other person; it should be: "Let's change your clothes, it's time to be discharged."
Please update quickly, I've cast all fourteen votes.
I've read dozens of chapters, and while I don't know about others, I just can't continue. The female lead is poor and insecure, but she's not this kind of naive and innocent character. Children from poor families mature early, and an 18-year-old high school girl with good grades must have taken sex education classes; she couldn't possibly be some clueless idiot, right?
It's really good, I recommend you keep following it.
I feel that for an author's first book, it's pretty good, much better than other debut works. It could benefit from more nuanced dialogue and, most importantly, fewer exclamation marks.
It was sweet, but the female lead didn't quite fit her initial character design 😱, and the ending was terrible 🫠🫠🫠