After Flirting with the Hero, I Sent Him Home: The Abyssal Saintess Is a Delicate Little Flower

I started following *The Dormitory* around chapters 400-500. I didn't have any expectations at first, but *The Dormitory* is a book I still reread constantly. One thing I really like about the author's style is how well the development in the later chapters is. I enjoyed seeing the second protagonist reveal his gravity-related abilities, and I enjoyed seeing the third protagonist become an emotional master with each chapter. Therefore, I especially love the current version of Lao Ke, who is struggling with himself and ultimately becomes heavier. All of this is made possible by the groundwork laid earlier and the character development. The hero and the saint's relationship, from initial strangers to living together and gradually becoming dependent, is what a relationship should be like. I read it every day...

The opening was so explosive it raised my expectations too high; the later parts felt rather bland.

★☆☆☆☆ Why are there fewer and fewer views? Thumbs down.

Teacher Hua's portion is too small! This amount isn't enough to fill me up at all.

The eldest brother's book, which ranked high on the bestseller list, only garnered less than 16,000 copies sold? It seems like a certain fruit company is truly doomed; the loss of readers is incredibly severe. [Sfem:14:605]

My girlfriend's identity has finally been revealed. It's so twisted, so pathetic, and so full of gravity.

What if the plot becomes bland after your true identity is revealed? Just prepare ten thousand different identities!

Reading Teacher Xiaohua's books is like drinking fine wine.

Stop raising books, all the alternate accounts have already been exposed. Those with monthly passes should use them to feed the "Prison Flower" (a nickname for a character in a popular Chinese novel), otherwise the "Prison Flower" will die from over-raising.

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