Even After Reincarnating as an Iceberg Heiress, I Don't Want Them Clinging to Me

Go, Xiaobai! [Sfem:10:478]

Xiaobai'er's 2026 Cute Battle event is now live! Just refresh the homepage to see it. Those who missed out on the cards, avatar frames, and badges in 2022 should definitely check it out. The event lasts for two and a half days; after that, they'll all be unavailable again. [Sfem:10:473]

My assessment is: For someone who never spends money on books to willingly buy them and even find it worthwhile… this shows that Xiao Beixing's writing is truly top-notch. From Yu Zhe to Xiao Zhi Bai, a long time has passed without me realizing it. I first stumbled upon this book while browsing popular articles, initially just intending to kill time. But I was instantly captivated. The plot flows smoothly, the emotions are rich, and the characters are vividly portrayed. Most importantly, Xiao Beixing's books are incredibly comfortable to read; they don't leave you feeling nauseous or uncomfortable. A book is sweet from beginning to end, whether it's under the moonlight…

It's the Grain Rain season, and spring is fading. But this book, just as its buds have formed, is about to burst into full bloom. I've been reading it for several months now, and as we embark on a new chapter, I can't help but share some of my thoughts. Please forgive any oversights. The unique setting—in the age of anime and manga, the "white-haired" theme naturally favors appealing character designs: cute and innocent, energetic and arrogant, possessing special abilities from the start, and so on. But this book's title is truly unique—"The Iceberg Young Lady." This novel title immediately attracted me, and after reading for a while, it only intensified:...

Little Star, if the Cute God wins, you have to write a 100,000-word extra chapter!

Congratulations to Xiaobai on his second championship! [Dsfem:16:656]

After saving up for a while, finally seeing that chapter from that day has left me with mixed feelings. We've been pondering educational issues for a long time: how can we raise children to excel? On one hand, we hope children have the ability to judge and decide for themselves; on the other hand, we deny their decisions, directly or indirectly depriving them of their right to make choices. When we take a child to a place they don't want to go, and only after you've made your decision do you ask them, "This place is like this, are you even listening?" Is this really how you care about your child? Someone once said that children only see backsides in their world... Why...

By my standards, this is Pineapple Bun's masterpiece. Simplicity is its essence; there are no thrilling battles, no unexpected plot twists, just like a bowl of clear soup. It's said that the simpler the song, the better it showcases the singer's skill; I think the same applies to novels—the simpler the plot, the better it reveals the author's ability. The plot of this book is extremely clichéd and simple, so simple that you can see the whole thing from the beginning. There's no deliberately created conflict, no idiocy, and no O. Henry-esque elements; it's just a simple, modern romance novel. Romance novels, especially modern ones, really test an author's writing skills; a slight deficiency and it's ruined. But...

Fat duck versus leaf, which cutie should we choose?

This was the first book I saw at Pineapple Bun, and I was lucky enough to find a treasure on my first try! At least in my opinion, I've never seen such exquisite and engaging slice-of-life writing before. Who knew that slice-of-life stories with a touch of yuri vibes could be so captivating! The author's definition of slice-of-life is very accurate; it's the various joys and sorrows of life, described as everyday events, while also introducing small incidents that make the story more interesting. I certainly didn't get bored while reading; instead, I was even more eager to see how the sweet moments surrounding Xiaobai'er unfolded. I'm particularly impressed by Zihan...