Xiao Wei, You Can't

Commentator: Coriander Title: How to Write a Story Smoothly and Fluently? Answer: Let your heart guide you, let your words flow freely. Comment Summary: Although there are still many areas for improvement, it is undeniably a worthwhile read. The casual and impromptu writing style can bring a genuine smile to the reader's face. Suitable for: Authors who want to write humorous stories, use memes, or depict slice-of-life situations. Word Count: Approximately 2000 words Reading Time: Approximately three minutes Hello everyone, this is Coriander. This week's book review is a new book by the author 'I'm Really a Pervert,' whose title alone is quite unique: "In Online Games..."

He has passed away; may he rest in peace.

This is probably the first legitimate copy I've read in eight years of reading online novels (yes, I'm a legendary pirate). It costs 100 yuan to read the whole thing, 50 cents per chapter. It's really expensive! Students can't afford it. Anyway, to get to the point, this book has a particularly refreshing art style compared to other novels I've read 😳 (you can guess what the expression means). The protagonist is quite overpowered, but she's undeniably cute. Her domineering presence transforms into a tongue-sticking-out gesture, and her swagger turns into an air of idiocy—she gives off a very silly girl vibe. It feels very lighthearted, the outline is well-structured, and it's quite engaging, unlike typical light novels...

Surprisingly, there's only one long review... I'll sit back and relax. To be honest, I'm a newbie who's only been using this app for less than a month. I was originally just looking for romance and sweet moments in the harem-heavy light novel genre. Tired of digging into Japanese light novels, I wondered if Chinese light novels could offer me some new spiritual nourishment? I quickly downloaded and started reading, but after clicking on a few random items on the homepage, my heart sank. Harem, harem, harem—one after another, heartbreaking tags appeared before my eyes. But I didn't give up, and after searching, I found this book. I've been reading it ever since, and it's my love for this book and the feelings it evoked that prompted me to write these few words. "I'll Push You Down After Becoming a Girl in an Online Game..."

Sigh, even though I knew you were gone in 2021, I couldn't help but come back to visit again in 2023. Thank you, silly Nana, for the joy your articles brought me back in 2017 and 2018. I hope you find the happiness you desire on the other side.

First of all, this is a time-travel, gender-swapped, pure love story where the protagonist (female) travels back in time and marries the protagonist from the past (male)! Readers who like this kind of pure love story shouldn't miss it! (´-ω-`) Then! The protagonist is a bit crazy! The protagonist is a bit crazy!! The protagonist is a bit crazy!! (I've wanted to complain about this for a long time, so I'm saying it three times lol) This "crazy" doesn't mean the protagonist's behavior is stupid or anything, but rather... The protagonist's thought process... Emmmm, it's rather bizarre? (Forgive me for not finding a better adjective ORZ) The protagonist can unknowingly...

It's a long self-marriage novel, but I heard the author committed suicide due to depression.

To be honest, I felt a little sad when I found out that "My Sister's Push" had ended, after all, it accompanied me through the last two years of high school... It felt like the end of my high school years was over... Ugh~ I felt like crying. Anyway, although I'm sad, congratulations on the completion of "My Sister's Push"! (๑•̀ㅂ•́)Y Actually, before I officially became a fan, I think I read it once before it became a paid novel, but I didn't bookmark it at the time... Later, when I remembered wanting to read it again, I couldn't find it... How embarrassing. I basically searched the entire site back then, until later when it was featured on the cover...

Sigh, Nana, I miss you so much... Everything's gone, and I feel so tired too...

A fantastic theme, and the story is consistently sweet! Compared to Fox White's "I've Become a Game Pet?! Fox Girl," this book's strength lies in its more refined game content design and balance (look at Fox Girl; she's relatively normal in the early stages, but in the mid-to-late stages, it's just a matter of saying Ya Ya's OO attribute is XX times stronger than yours, then she instantly kills a boss more than 10 times stronger with a single arrow. Then there's the skill of infinite resurrection, and the bizarre solution of attacking the left eye with lightning attribute to kill it. The later parts are completely read as an invincible, wish-fulfillment story. Does anyone still remember the heartbreaking journey of protecting their pet Ya Ya from death at the beginning...?).