Come, Let Me Take You Home

Merry Christmas Eve everyone! [Sfem:4:320] Remember to eat apples! There will also be a bonus chapter tonight, released around 7 PM.

The book's plot was very coherent and immersive at the beginning, making you want to subscribe to the whole thing after just reading the start. Then I regretted it. The character development after the identity change was too disjointed. The protagonist was initially focused on fighting corruption, but later relied heavily on connections and money. It's important to understand that the rule of law and rule of virtue are two different concepts. Even if you do the right thing, you should be held accountable outside the law, not simply "suppressed" or "released." There must be laws, and those laws must be followed, strictly enforced, and those who violate them must be punished. The law is a tool to maintain the interests of the ruling class. If, as the book suggests, various connections render the law ineffective, then either the country is already...

The only work that got me hooked on Pineapple Bun, the most classic variant version.

What have you been doing all this time? When you're short of money, you use your internet skills to make money; when you want to make up for regrets, you visit your mother. You say you want to give your sister a good life from now on, but you're still entangled with some unknown organization. You complain about your own life being a mess, yet you unnecessarily meddle in other people's lives. You set up meaningless academic competitions with your classmates, speaking with righteous indignation, but it all fizzled out. You even went to play basketball with classmates you don't get along with, even those with questionable character, and you're the only girl standing out in that situation. It seems things have come to this point, but what reason do you have to go? For Lan Zhuoyue? Then you should stay away from those...

This is probably the first and last book I've ever read in its entirety about turning white. Looking back, when I finished this book, I thought I might be someone who liked reading about turning white, but now I think I just liked the warm feeling that permeated the magical yet realistic story.

I read it during my middle school entrance exam year, and it remains my favorite novel ever since.

I read up to chapter 788, but I couldn't hold back any longer and decided to leave. I thought about it and came back to leave a comment. The reason for leaving is simple: Xiao Die's harem-building. What follows might be a bit subjective, so please be gentle. First, a disclaimer: Xiao Die's feelings for Yi Yao are genuine, and Yi Yao accepts Xiao Die as she is; I have no right to criticize her. Consider this just me venting. Before, I didn't see anything wrong with Xiao Die's closeness to others, until she pushed Mao Yimeng while playing around. After that, the tone shifted. Xiao Die started touching Xiao Lie inappropriately, Lu Yibing offered herself up... And what's even more disgusting is that Xiao Die was...

Is anyone still here?

I never imagined I'd see this book on the donation list in my lifetime.

Happy birthday, Yi Yao!