Treatment Plan for a Troubled Girl

On a certain day and in a certain place: Shi Yu: Senior, our child will be born in a month. A very "harmonious" gaze was fixed on Qi Yan. "Little sister, I..." Qi Ran: Qi Kong and Qi Qiong, ignore your philandering dad. Then she pulled her son and daughter away. Senior Sister: Junior Brother, you're amazing! When do you think our child will be born? Senior Sister touched her slightly protruding belly. Not content with that, she added fuel to the fire, saying, "Guo Guo: Brother Qi, Xiao Hua is crying and wants you to hug her." Tang Ai Li looked at the ring on her ring finger. "Sigh, I've tried so many times, why is there still no sign of it?" Aunt Yan...

Regardless of whether the ending is a pure love story or a harem, I just want the author to give me a definite answer: the brother and sister will definitely be together in the end, right? (Emphasizing "in the end") I've been hurt so many times this month, I'm almost going to become withdrawn. Please, author, put my most beloved Xiao Ran in a wedding dress! If the brother and sister who love each other have to separate because of societal norms, it will really make me withdrawn for months.

After reading the author's afterword, let me share my thoughts! First of all, I only started reading this book a few days ago and just finished it. The plot is a bit bland; the protagonist's moments of triumph are quickly shattered, which is truly pitiful! I've read several other books about younger sisters, all with yandere themes and various other types, making it hard to put down. Of course, I quite liked this book, otherwise I wouldn't have finished it in just a few days. The author's writing style is quite good; the main reason for its poor performance is probably that it didn't cater to the market. I hope the author doesn't give up, learns from their mistakes, and tries again with their next book! One day they'll write a wildly popular book. Note: The ending... Could it be...?

What impressed me most about this book was the protagonist's diligence and the deep bond between him and his sister. Neither could survive without the other. Personally, I preferred the harem ending, as their love was no less than the sister's, just less intense. This book is unique; compared to other novels, it's like a hearty meal followed by a pot of fine tea – it requires careful appreciation. There are no superpowers, no extraordinary adventures; everything depends on oneself, and the myriad aspects of life are all captured within.

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First of all, the senior sister is just too wonderful. It's such a dream come true for the male lead to have such a wonderful senior sister. Although many people have helped him in his life, I think without her, he definitely wouldn't be where he is today. She's truly a wonderful person. However, the author hasn't clearly explained why the senior sister likes the male lead. Will it be explained in later chapters? (I still have a lot to read.) But I think with the male lead's emotional intelligence, he couldn't possibly be unaware of her feelings for him. At least make it clear! (I'm a fan of the senior sister.) While she may not have given him everything, she certainly gave him a lot. It's really hard not to see them happy together...

I started reading this after finishing "Henpecked Husband" (highly recommended). I'm currently halfway through. Is it because this is a new novel and the writing style is immature? To be honest, I'm really disappointed. I don't understand why they keep depicting the protagonist being constantly humiliated and humiliated within his family. If they don't want to give the protagonist any special advantages, why not just write a normal slice-of-life story? They have to add these clichéd plot points to annoy the readers. Is this a case of "the three-year period is over, time to welcome the Dragon King"? Aside from the futuristic aspect, the slice-of-life scenes in "Henpecked Husband" were quite well-written. Why does this book have to be so full of clichés? The protagonist is so easily bullied, it's really unbearable. And then there's the part where a random thug from the family almost...

It's like there are no other men in the world. The male lead is just a walking, talking, warm-hearted guy. Even after reading so many harem novels, I still find it awkward.

The final volume completely lets loose, the protagonist's personality changes, and there's only one kind of horse.

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