Reborn as a Flower Elf, I Don't Want to Get Married

I read the book again from beginning to end. It was a complete shock. I didn't eat a single bite all day, slept for less than three hours, my eyes were sore, and my head was buzzing. It was a shock to myself.

I looked at everyone's comments from before today, and I was so touched! They were all things I love to hear. Ikkyu-ni~ However, I accidentally discovered that someone had argued with another person because of this book, and they made an "X" sign.

In a factory workshop in a southern coastal city, at four o'clock in the afternoon, the foreman who had gone to the office to scout brought good news: the supervisor and the factory manager were both gone. The workers, as usual, put on their headphones. The 8107 work schedule was suffocating; even an occasional day off from overtime would elicit cheers from the factory manager. Latino, who loved to listen to audiobooks while slacking off, put on his headphones again. Today, he had met a little girl named Natalie. Natalie was truly like a flower fairy—pure, fragile, and beautiful, making one want to hold her up and bring her pure beauty with a heart already clouded by worldly desires. At six o'clock sharp, the workday ended, and the blinding sunset shone through the dusty glass windows, illuminating...

Jasmine is an adorable child, and her adorableness stems from her clumsiness. This endearing clumsiness reflects the pure and innocent heart of this former delinquent, now a fairy-like girl. Clumsily, she uses her own steps to touch this dreamlike world that exists just for her, and the world always treats her gently and indulgently, quietly preparing happiness and a home for this flower fairy. This pure and lovely flower fairy will only reveal her beauty in this world woven from dreams and fantasies. If she were to fall into the hands of those unscrupulous authors who lack moral cultivation, yet believe they understand society and human nature, when in fact they can't even write a proper diary...

The story is lighthearted, simple, cheerful, and heartwarming, with interesting tales and humor. The characters are well-developed and each has their own distinct personality within a relatively short length. For a newly signed author, achieving these qualities is quite remarkable. It's a simple and beautiful story, like a fairytale about a princess and prince, a hero and a dragon. The story ends beautifully, simple, pure, and beautiful in every corner. You can completely relax and read it without needing to think about complex logic. It's as simple as the protagonist Natalie's thoughts—a little silly and foolish, yet somehow...

I'm so happy to finally have a day off tomorrow!

Today's update is meow.

I stared at the computer all day without writing anything I wanted, so I started to think about why. Is it because I've been in contact with society for so long that I've become more worldly-wise, no longer having time to experience the distortion brought about by loneliness, and hiding my true feelings for fear of being laughed at? I think I need to lie down and think things through before I can grind out the colors I want.

My suggestion (not really): I feel the author is actually very talented, given their excellent performance in the college entrance exam's Chinese section; their novels are bound to be good too. It's just that they seem a bit insecure, perhaps because they spent too much time meticulously crafting the story, resulting in slower updates and consequently lower readership. (Because speed really does have a huge impact on readership; there are books I think are poorly written and lacking in content that have high readership because of fast updates.) So, I believe that if you relax and write in your normal style, you'll still do much better than the average author. Don't focus too much on the flaws. Keep it up! ੭ ᐕ)੭*⁾⁾

Well, it took me about three hours to finish this novel, and I felt incredibly excited, so I planned to write a long review. However, because my first long review was so beautifully written, I hesitated… Anyway, I personally really like this kind of novel because I've always believed that life doesn't have too many dramatic ups and downs; happiness is about finding the bright spots in the calm. Therefore, I have a natural affinity for novels without excessive plot twists. Jasmine's intelligence… well, it's hard to describe, but it highlights the kindness of those around the female lead. A novel with a group of warm-hearted people naturally makes for a very enjoyable read. There's no need for a contrived, overly dramatic approach to punishing evil…