The Sparrow Girl Only Wants to Repay a Kindness, Not Fall in Love

Haha! It's totally like the early 2000s—the story ends after the characters get married! It jumps back and forth all the time! And often, the protagonist's mentality isn't even as good as that of a real woman!

I immediately regretted subscribing to the entire book. I suggest skipping to the ending after you see the part where the protagonist acknowledges their feelings. From chapter 190 onwards, the writing becomes completely unrestrained, just padding for the sake of writing, and it's practically written by a different person from the beginning. Just a heads-up.

I couldn't resist the urge to complain after seeing the previous comments. Hitting a small moving target 20 meters in the air with a nail gun at night, have you ever considered breaking the world record at the Olympics?

To be fair, the atmosphere created in the first chapter was very well done. While the character design is somewhat formulaic, it still has its own subtle touches. Both the adorable Mu Jin and the "dull-witted" Zhou Ruiyang offer a refreshing feel, which is a significant plus. This also demonstrates Huanmeng's strong writing skills and ample experience in character development. The protagonist's portrayal is rather formulaic: the male lead is flamboyant, bold, and responsible; while the female lead, although she hasn't yet shown her gentle, compassionate, and nurturing side,...

I'm asking for votes at the beginning of the month. It's said that if you vote with your monthly ticket today, the author will successfully transform during the full moon.

The opening is a typical event-driven one, with the characters and conflicts explained cleanly and concisely, without any unnecessary elaboration. This is quite to my liking. The story's development so far has been quite interesting. This is mainly reflected in the author's control over two aspects: First, in terms of writing style, the author's humorous arrangements, such as jokes coming true and accidental revelations of the truth, like "It couldn't possibly be my roommate who turned out to be him, could it?" And "Could you be the person involved?", Along with occasional witty remarks, always manage to make the reader laugh. Second, in terms of plot, the author fully utilizes the characteristics of a system novel to directly arrange events and conflicts. The punishment for mission failure, the unexpected mishap while trying to provide benefits to a brother...

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To be honest, I'd love to see Mulan give birth to a baby while also laying bird eggs.

This is amazing! It's the first novel I've ever finished reading on Pineapple Bun. I like slice-of-life stories, but I don't like purely slice-of-life ones, and this novel strikes a perfect balance. The content made me laugh out loud and brought tears to my eyes at the same time.

If I couldn't write without a stomachache, I would have removed it from the bookshelf. I came to read sweet stories, not melodramatic ones; there are plenty of melodramatic plots in TV dramas.