My Reclusive Junior Doesn't Want to Wear a Short Skirt
自闭学妹不想穿小裙子
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- Completed
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- 795k Words
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- Campus
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- 2y ago
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Sorry, this is my first time posting a duplicate. I'm having it edited out (crying emoji).
Let me briefly share my thoughts on this book.
I've wanted to write this book review for a while, but due to my studies and procrastination, I kept putting it off until now. So today I'm finally writing it all at once. This book is one of my favorites, a "marriage transformation" story. The female lead comes from a typical family with a difficult background; she's somewhat insecure but has good character. The male lead is a wealthy man with a decent personality. What's novel is that the female lead has two "personalities." It's not true dual personality disorder, but rather that after acquiring a new identity, she becomes more confident and trusting of herself. This is quite interesting. The original female lead is rather gentle and mild-mannered, but after changing her identity, she becomes more proactive...
Seeing the comments in the previous posts, I really can't believe it. The things the male lead, as a manager, said to the female lead are perfectly normal things a manager would say. What's wrong with that? Did those people not graduate? Did they never have a job?
How tall is the female lead again? How come she suddenly looks like a little girl?
The novel is good, but I keep misreading the female lead's name as Ho Chi Minh.
This is my first time writing a long review, so I'll just give a brief overview.
It's quite difficult to maintain the tension. The early episodes are purely for the sake of being miserable—a shut-in, kicked out of the house by his own mother. His university life is like a female-oriented idol drama, incredibly awkward. He inexplicably makes enemies at the start of the semester, gets involved with some club, gets beaten up by thugs, and his dorm is pretty chaotic. That fat guy messing with boys is disgusting; I don't understand the point. You could say it's to get the protagonist to move out, but no, he almost gets raped. And Jiang—why spend so much time on her, leaving the protagonist with insufficient screen time? Then there's the novel-writing thing, that online friend—the plot is meaningless, and the novel is written in a series of weak chapters, but at least it has some semblance of romance...
Silky smooth! So many stories about marriage go awry halfway through, but this one was a very enjoyable read. Thank you, author!
Will there be a next project?
The narrative pacing is peculiar; it's very comfortable and suitable if you watch it in batches, but it can feel rushed if you're watching it intensively. Also, the female lead's suffering at the beginning is too unrealistic.
This is my first time writing, so please be kind.
Reading this "marriage change" novel truly amazed me. This is the first book I've read in two days, during the Qingming Festival when I hadn't even finished much of my homework. The quality is incredibly high (and now I'm going to have to finish my homework again!). (Sad) Some authors are lazy and skip necessary setups or plot points, which greatly affects the quality of the reading experience. But this book's setup is complete, the story background is clearly described, and the author clearly has strong literary skills. The writing is steady and enjoyable to read, without any worries about sudden style changes. This doesn't seem like a novice author at all; it's incredibly talented! And the plot is also...