Guide to Sunny Days - Reviews

Ngl I only really read the side stories, loved the manhwa though so I might pick this up one of these days.

Been noticing weird things like some gender terms being swapped to their opposite and at the beginning of new chapters it doesn't connect to what occurred or just happend at the previous chapter.

"Highly recommended. Although the history might be seen as straightforward and accessible, I found the narrative intriguing. The main character (MC), despite being portrayed as innocent, I believe represents purity rather than naivety. Typically, I厌恶这类角色，因为他们常做出愚蠢的事。然而，这部小说的主角吸引了我，因为他似乎不受男主角魅力的影响。

男主角具备我喜爱的痴迷角色特质：他聪明、强大，且表面上对金三体贴温柔，但实际上有股残酷的魅力。他又很迷人，似乎会先对主角动心，并显示出想要独占她的迹象。我期待两人之间关系的深入发展。

这并不是对小说的全面评价，而是我对它的初步印象。虽然我没有写过评论，但我认为这个故事具有潜力。"

Highly recommended. Contrary to some reviews depicting the main character (MC) as a mere child, I hold a different perspective. Although the MC possesses an innocent nature, it would be inaccurate to classify them as having a childlike mentality. They possess a significant amount of knowledge and choose to view others with optimism. The fact that they were beloved by their village community makes the indifference from their surroundings feel alien, yet they adapt swiftly. The MC demonstrates astuteness in navigating situations, as exemplified when they cleverly turned a disadvantage (being pushed into a pit) into an opportunity. Overall, this is an excellent novel, and I wholeheartedly recommend it.

The male protagonist displays some disturbing behavior in this situation. He deliberately isolates the main character from others, seemingly taking pleasure in their torment, hoping to provide "comfort" later on, without actually stepping in to help or stopping the bullying. He passively observes the main character being subjected to cruelty, even when others question the strange circumstances. Neither the protagonist nor the bullies acknowledge the severity of the situation.

This kind of manipulation, where the abuser isolates their victim to control them, is a common tactic in abuse stories. The victim comes to rely solely on the abuser for support, unaware of the harm they're experiencing. It's important to note that saying "he will change" or "he might change" doesn't excuse past actions. True redemption requires genuine remorse, clear apology, and efforts to rectify the situation. As it stands, this isn't a love story but rather a portrayal of abuse, at least up to this point.