
The Best Way to Help Your Best Friend Find a Girlfriend
成为挚友脱单的最佳选择
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 909k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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298Chapters
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7.5kFavorites
2.1kLikes
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My new book, "After My Three-Foot Sword Was Broken," is out! It's a comedy, so please give it your support!
Snow Night War Maiden rewarded the author with a "Little Loli Heart" gift worth 100,000 Fire Coins.
It feels like the power imbalance between the male and female leads is widening, and Larry has no way to counter Alice. The author really needs to strengthen Larry; he's falling behind the game.
It looks good, but unfortunately it's not sweet enough.
The three-race war? The missing ruler? The protagonist's strength reaching S+? There's barely any romance? That's going too far!
Great! I'll support it with my monthly pass!
•᷄ࡇ•᷅A rushed ending with a bad conclusion
Subscribe first before raising it, just in case it dies.
To be honest, it's really good.
The novels by "Silly Lolita" are all very enjoyable and lighthearted, and the main characters are all very likable. From the clever and mischievous Wang Yu in the first book, to the "cold-blooded" (especially towards Yad) and arrogantly powerful Xiao Yexi later on, and now to the stubborn but soft-hearted Alice who occasionally turns slightly dark, each female lead is very distinctive. The male leads are also quite good. Yue Feng in the first book is loyal and righteous, and Yad in the second book is humorous and has a strong sense of justice, both very appealing (of course, it would be a pity if the first book wasn't a harem or a huge plot twist). What's even more valuable is that "Silly Lolita" writes very well about the supporting characters, making them vivid and distinct, and they all...
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