Sylvie and the Scumbag Doctor

Please stop voting for me with monthly tickets. I may not be updating for a long time. Please forgive me for becoming a procrastinator after being so passionate about writing. There are many other things waiting for me, which are beyond my control. So, I can only apologize.

When I saw this book, it was as if I saw my lost youth. Sylvie's work is truly a classic, telling the story of a girl who has suffered immense abuse and ultimately finds herself in a game of mutual support and redemption with a doctor, the male protagonist. Many people are attracted by the explicit content, but the further you read, the more you realize it's much more than that. When you go to great lengths to win her over, your initial goal changes. When a girl whose heart has been broken rediscovers hope and develops love for you, the explicit content becomes insignificant. The author beautifully portrays Sylvie's relationship with...

Initially, the reason I was interested in this game was, I must admit, because I was lusting after the child's body. Yes, I'm despicable. (⌯꒪꒫꒪) But the game's soundtrack, along with the art style that I found somewhat pleasing to the eye, and the ending that slightly pricked my conscience, almost awakened my sense of shame for a moment. This child died before my eyes. It seems that because of my indifference, my neglect of her, I caused the death of this poor little cat, whipped by her previous owner. This game isn't simple; it's not just about selling sex appeal, but a nurturing game. A shrewd businessman...

Sylvie? No, no, no, the landlady is the real savior.

I first learned about Sylvie through a game. When I saw her character, her self-conscious attitude and the scars all over her body (and that one-handed pushover (ˉˉ)... Just kidding) instantly evoked my protective instincts. Sylvie isn't a particularly popular theme, but it's rare to find such a good fanfic. The interactions between the protagonist and Sylvie are sweet and romantic, and although there are some heartbreaking moments, overall it's very enjoyable to read. So, could you please update faster? (Just kidding!)

From this book, I felt the profound misfortune of Sylvie as a slave. The protagonist is a very gentle person, but not every slave is treated kindly. Sylvie's happiness is built upon the foundation laid by the male protagonist. When we stand in the master's shoes, our thoughts are likely more focused on how to gradually break down Sylvie's defenses and turn her into our personal possession. But if that's all there is to it, I feel we've completely failed the work. Reading the author's book, I felt that the male protagonist wasn't just someone who physically supported Sylvie...

After a hiatus of several months, I'm back with an update! Although my schedule won't be very consistent due to my postgraduate entrance exam next year, I'll still try my best! I've been writing yandere fanfiction on Bilibili for a long time, so I've started a new yandere chapter. What if the adorable Sylvie turned into a yandere? Let's wait and see!

Although the title is quite suggestive, the subject matter and the consistently positive reviews show that the author is someone with a compelling story and excellent writing skills. (I've discovered another hidden gem of an author; the world is truly amazing! | ᴥ•́ )✧) Here, I'm offering my only three monthly tickets in the hopes that the author will continue to persevere and write stories that both they and everyone else will enjoy. As your reader, I will always be there to support you. Keep going! 🤙🤙🤙

The author's character descriptions are vivid and deeply moving, evoking sympathy for the poor little girl. Although the doctor's initial attitude towards Sylvie is unkind, it becomes clear later that he is a kind and gentle person. Furthermore, the author's illustrations perfectly complement the content, providing a more direct and engaging experience. The author's writing is excellent, and the updates are frequent and plentiful. I believe that one day, the author will make Sylvie known to a wider audience. Although Sylvie is just a game character, the author's work brings her to life. This review isn't very well written; please excuse the poor quality.

When I first saw the title, I thought it was a tragic story, but after reading over 10,000 words, I realized it was actually a very heartwarming and sweet novel. In this story, the doctor, as the master, is often cold towards Sylvie, but he genuinely cares for her. He's harsh with her, yet he provides her with a bed, food, and clothes—this feels much more realistic than stories that simply portray the doctor as overly kind to Sylvie from the start. Furthermore, the author's detailed descriptions of both characters are excellent, completely drawing me into the story. In short, I'm very happy to revisit Sylvie, and I thank the author for making this story so enjoyable...