The Fake Maid at the Café

To be honest, this is one of the most realistic novels I've read in all my years of reading novels. The characters are portrayed quite delicately, although the plot is a bit slow. But slow-burning stories are fine too; anything too fast is just right. Some plot points are a bit old-fashioned, but overall it's still fresh. There aren't many novels with this kind of subject matter, and I hope you can be a "maverick" in the novel world. I wish the author's work can be seen by more people. I will give reviews or suggestions, don't worry, I won't criticize. More readers also mean more critics, so be prepared. Selfishly speaking, I don't hope this book becomes a huge hit, because the more popular it is...

That's so vulgar! Disgusting! But I have a taste for it, I love it!

They broke down the door upon seeing the fake.

Could the author please explain the ending? I'm having some trouble understanding it.

I just want to see how they'll cover up this deep hole of heart disease.

There are too few chapters featuring the protagonist in drag.

Fully booked

Lick it in the next life...

Hmm, when will you wear women's clothes?

I finished reading this book at 6 AM this morning. Well, I was initially drawn in by the title, but the content itself kept me reading. The content is like... I don't really know how to describe it, since this is my first book review and I'm not sure I can find the right words. For me, it was one of the biggest sources of entertainment during this boring time. The writing is excellent; there are no abrupt descriptions, no boring, monotonous explanations, and no forced pretentious tropes. Basically, every point and every chapter is interesting, although sometimes a particular sentence might have left me a little confused. But that's not a big deal...