In a cozy little home, the kitchen is filled with the warm scent of happiness. A long-haired girl with softly curled locks suddenly rushes in and wraps her arms around the girl cooking from behind. "Yiren is getting more and more domestic, isn't she?" The girl called Yiren, held in her arms, blushes. "Stop it. Our daughter still needs to eat..."
A meteor shower that comes once every hundred years changes the fates of a young man and woman.
A male college student on the verge of graduation suddenly turns into a beautiful, otherworldly girl, and even has a child?
A spirited young heiress is suddenly confronted by a girl with a child, demanding that she take responsibility?
Years later, Lin Yiren, now a married woman, still thinks of the days when she was "Lin Yi." "Hey, stop sending our daughter away so you can sleep with me!"
(One-on-one, mostly everyday life. There is a supernatural incident from the start, but it won't be developed further; it's just a hook. The protagonist is mainly on the receiving end, but this isn't a brainless wish-fulfillment story.)
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Watching it for a while before bed every day feels really good.
Um, author, I have a question. I have this feeling that, in order to make the protagonist more feminine and relatable to girls, you depicted three men, two of whom were negative. The only positive one was the protagonist's former roommate.
In several chapters, the computer font was too small to read clearly while typing, resulting in incorrect quotation mark direction. This is currently being corrected.
It's good, but some minor details feel too contrived, and there's too much focus on same-sex relationships in the plot.
The eunuch has stopped updating.
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Currently, I'd give it a 9 out of 10; it's an excellent book. The supernatural events at the beginning aren't elaborated upon, there's no inexplicable world merging, no fighting, no life-or-death struggles; instead, the already happy couple becomes even happier. The author's cultural background is quite impressive, and some sentences are very evocative. For example, "At the intersection was a gate-style building, from which two roads split open, both brightly lit." Some minor characters are also very well-developed, leaving a deep impression even though they're only briefly mentioned. The book has a slice-of-life feel. The relationship between the two main characters gradually warms up, sweet but not cloying, without any clinging or manipulative elements...
I love this sweet everyday life; please update soon, author!
I want to see what happens next. [Sfem:22:757][sfem:22:757][sfem:22:757]