The Woman Who Vanished: Reborn and Returned

Originally, the story is indeed a good story, and the first part is very exciting, but the character of the heroine is really more green tea than green tea. The plot before turning into a cat is very good, but the later part is really speechless and annoying. Isn't it possible to expand the storyline by writing the heroine in this way? I can't stand it after barely reading more than 200 chapters.

Now that he has become a human, why not tell his owner everything that happened when he was a cat? He was so weak that he had to be rescued every time. It is better to tell these things earlier and tell all the experiences, whether they believe it or not.

The first story is really well-written; the subject matter is also very novel. The more you read later, the more you get lost in it. The heroine feels like a Superwoman. It feels like all the police in the world are dead and she is the only one who can solve the problem.

The more I listened, the more angry I became. The hostess was selfish and green tea. She gave up and left.

The thing is written, it's not bad as a cat, but it's fine as a human. . . .

The ones with the most words in this book are probably "Mom Is Always By Your Side" and "You Will Never Know". Once or twice are emotional descriptions. On average, writing these three sentences in each chapter is very annoying👌🏻

I don't like the heroine's character. She is in her 30s. She feels like she has no brains. She always does things that make the hero worry about wiping her ass.

The part where I was a cat was quite attractive, but the part where I became a human later was really not that good. The characters in the plot were so confusing that I didn't want to follow it anymore.

The logic doesn't make sense, the preface doesn't make sense, and the follower doesn't match.

Generally. The heroine forcibly subdues her wits.