Period: Laying Low in the Kitchen When a Widow Comes Knocking

This book is pretty good.

In those days, I heard from my parents that life was poor and difficult, but it was not without happiness.

It's a period drama/harem novel, right? Four characters have appeared in less than sixty chapters.

Personally, I give this book a perfect score. The writing is concise, the plot is gripping and tightly woven, the logic is meticulous, the emotions are genuine, and the characters are vividly portrayed. The occasional suggestive scenes are also well-done, and the historical context makes it incredibly engaging.

That's complete nonsense. Selling barbecue skewers at a street stall in the 1960s? If you're going to write about a specific era, at least do some research.

The ending was probably just something I wrote randomly.

The subject matter is good, but there are too many women and it's too chaotic.

So pretty! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

I skipped through it, and it seems like it had a bad ending. Another point: establishing a harem in the 1960s was incredibly audacious.

Excessive speed caused a rear-end collision 🤣