The Beautiful Girl in My Home

Good evening to all readers of "My Beautiful Girl." I'd like to clarify something. This book has been going on for almost a year, and the number of fans has gradually increased. Naturally, when I told you I was rewriting the book, you were quite supportive, at least you can still continue reading. However, some readers still feel that the new season is not as good as the original. Yes, I admit that the new season does have many areas that need improvement. But overall, it's many times better than the original, as the author. First of all, I want to tell you that a self-indulgent story and a book that requires careful understanding of the emotions within are completely different. ...

The original main characters of "My Beautiful Girl" were: the male protagonist Ye Fei (how oblivious is he? He'd probably only ask someone if they were cold after they'd taken off their clothes = =), two beautiful girls who suddenly appeared: daughter Ye Qiaoqiao (who starts out dressed as Miku, how much does the author love Miku...), And niece He Mingyue (who initially dressed as Luka, I have to say again, how much does the author love Miku!!). The rest were basically a harem: twins: the older sister Gao Mingxin (a beautiful woman of mixed Chinese and French heritage, possessing the gentle personality of an Easterner, and also inheriting genes from her French father, the size of her breasts is a mystery...).

(The following content only applies to the new season starting from volume 14) "My Beautiful Girl," frankly, is a rather unremarkable title. Coupled with its adorable cover and "heartwarming" category, perhaps readers initially came expecting a long-running, lighthearted school comedy filled with "soft girls," right? After reading it, you'll find that the new season's story is indeed about school life. Whether it's heartwarming or not is subjective, but one thing is certain—this story, like its author, is a youthful school drama shining with passionate spirit! Let's briefly discuss the plot. Ye Fei is someone who appears "cold and aloof" to others...

As we all know, author Xue Jie has already started writing the second part of "My Family's Beautiful Girl." Although the second part is completely different from the first, some plot points are retained. The book is currently in its early stages, and although it's the second part, it still has significant selling points and potential for appreciation. I think the first part only covered up to the assassination attempt on the young lady and wasn't fully completed, which disappointed readers like myself. I believe the first part should be finished; after all, a good ebook, even with a great start, needs a good ending. There are many things that need improvement in the second part, such as Ye Fei's...

It's like playing the NES version of *Rambo*, and then encountering that damn bug late in the game that teleports you back to the beginning. Sure, your equipment is still there, and you're in a much better position than when you first started, but you have to face that terribly long and tedious storyline again! You're lost in that *Friday the 1930*-style maze again, you have to follow that girl aimlessly around again, and you have to fight that long bridge that makes you get knocked down countless times! —That's the feeling. However, as long as the update speed is guaranteed, I'm willing to rewrite it! I've been following this work from the beginning; it's highly original, and the writing skills are gradually improving...

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After the reset, it has a new world view, so it can be read like a new book. I just wonder if the author could take some time to tidy up those abandoned chapters.

Will Qiaoqiao and Mingyue appear when Feige becomes rich?

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Well, although I rarely read books and I'm not a professional reader, in my opinion, Xiaoxue pays great attention to detail in "My Beautiful Girl," and her language is witty and vivid. (It's probably because she's a girl.) You can see a character's personality between the lines, and sometimes I can deeply feel their adorable actions, which makes me smile silently. Because of the casual writing style, it's mostly a light read, hence the term "light novel." Xiaoxue does this very well! I believe many readers read each chapter with a smile. It's just that everyday life is a little...