I Don't Want to Become a Delicate Girl After Reincarnating
转生的我不想变成娇弱少女
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- Completed
- Length
- 315k Words
- Genre
- Campus
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Let it heal for now, maybe I won't need to see it anymore.
It felt like an unexpected NTR (Netorare) encounter, and it was all very inexplicable.
Ye Li's high percentage makes other harem characters feel like they're being NTR'd (Netorare, a form of infidelity).
Today's update will be a little late.
Non-toxic and safe, suitable for most white pufferfish
I've read half of it and I'm already enjoying it. The author's language and writing style are excellent, keeping the pace smooth and preventing any dragging. For example, the handling of family events unrelated to the main "intimate" plot is concise and well-executed, ensuring the story remains logical without feeling drawn out. Then there's the character development; Ye Li is a lively and energetic girl, her foodie traits particularly prominent, making her a very likable character who leaps off the page, and it's perfectly reasonable for her to fall for the protagonist. And then I realized the author mentioned it's a one-to-many relationship, which is even better. Also, the intimate moments aren't rushed; I wonder how many people are like me, reading through the moments...
The scumbag loli Qingqiu!
It's really strange. The whole thing was just Little Pear always being there for Little Orange, giving off a pure love vibe, and I watched it that way too, like a political drama. Then, suddenly... Something unexpected happened... They even stole her house without really doing it properly. It's so frustrating.
I'm curious, will the biological parents make an appearance?
This style of harem feels really strange.
I'll keep it for now, and read it again after it reaches a million words.