I Am Maisui'er

It's not the author's autobiography, it's not the author's autobiography, it's not the author's autobiography... No! It is the author's autobiography.

The autobiography is well written.

There were many parts I initially found unreadable, but when I discovered it was the author's autobiography 😈, I suddenly felt much more readable. Since it's an autobiography, it's completely understandable. The writing is decent; the story, while not particularly dramatic, isn't exactly bland either. As a realistic novel, it falls a little short, but as an autobiography, it's just right 😈. Of course, it would be even better if the author openly admitted it was an autobiography (●°u°●)"

This is my first time writing a book review, so please forgive me if I offend anyone. After reading this book, I feel the author has talent and the writing is skillful. I really like this straightforward, unpretentious style. The first thirty or forty chapters are the best; although the beginning is fantastical, it still resonates with the reader. For some reason, the later chapters feel like they have two excellent chapters followed by two filler chapters. The excellent parts are enjoyable to read, but the filler parts are a bit awkward. To put it simply, if the maximum score is 10, I'd give this book a 7. If the filler parts were removed, it would probably be a 9. The character descriptions are still quite memorable and well-developed...

It's so touching to still see authors seriously writing about marriage transformations instead of just selling the premise these days.

Cast your vote for Inu-chan here.

To be honest, what she writes is just as adorable as she is! I think light novels are the best this way! No angst, no brainpower required, and a little bit erotic (just kidding). She truly lives up to her reputation as a married woman! Her writing is amazing! Hehehehe, by the way, if you see this, remember to join Sui'er's group and ask her to write more of her stories! (Just kidding) Hehehehe, she's so cute… Oh, but I wonder how she'll write in the future… Actually, I wanted to write a serious review, but she's just too cute!

Having read over ninety chapters, and I'm not being harsh, I honestly didn't see any "love" from the male lead for the female lead. Instead, he only passively reciprocated her sacrifices to maintain the relationship. In other words, this male lead is so replaceable that any other man who knew the female lead's identity and was willing to accept her could replace him. Furthermore, his constant arguing and hurtful remarks only demonstrate his lack of attempt to empathize with her.

Congratulations, Sister Sui'er, on your pregnancy! You even chose the day after Children's Day, which shows that Children's Day is a holiday for creating children's memories!

This autobiography is really good. I wonder when I'll have time to meet the author.