natapos kona huhu author when book 2 ......
this book is nice pls keep it up
A great short story. Loved it.
TLDR: The plot of the story isn't super original. It features a noble daughter becoming the owner of an establishment and forming connections with people who wouldn't typically interact. While this type of plot is common in other novels, the uniqueness here lies in the store being specifically for children. It’s a light-hearted story designed to brighten someone's day.
This story is similar to many others where a person from our world is reincarnated into an otome game. Such plots have been explored extensively, so similarities are expected. Despite this, I thoroughly enjoyed reading this story.
The narrative follows a girl reincarnated into a game where she is the villainess. Knowing her character's doomed fate in the game, she tries to alter the story to suit her desires, leading her to become the owner of a stationary store.
While the story includes elements like people falling in love with her and her getting involved in various troubles, which are common in similar novels, what sets it apart is the presence of the children. They are incredibly endearing. The story is light-hearted and intended to lift your spirits. If you're looking for something to make your day better, this novel will likely do the trick.
I rated this 4/5 stars because the plot follows a very conventional style seen in many other otome game novels. The element that stands out is her desire to run a store for children, which adds a unique touch. While there are other novels where a noble daughter ends up managing an establishment, the focus on a children's store is what makes this story distinctive.
Alright, let me start by saying that this book is one of my go-to relaxation reads. It has a light touch on angst and drama, which keeps the story engaging without being overwhelming. The plot itself is straightforward, without any twists and turns.
The romantic aspect is well done, especially if you're into slow-burning, steady relationships with a bit of an enemies-to-lovers theme. Although there's tension due to their initial conflict, it's handled subtly because both main characters act as if they're unaware of the undercover nature of their situation.
Overall, it was a fantastic read, perfect for a break from more intense narratives. However, I have to admit, I find myself secretly hoping for a change in the dynamic – I'd like to see the male lead experience a wider range of emotions, not just being gentle and composed all the time. I'd love to see him vulnerable, even cry.
What's also refreshing about this BL novel is the character's positive attitude towards children. He doesn't view them as a threat to the relationship, which is a rare and heartwarming touch. The scene involving childcare in the extra content is particularly adorable and adds to my enjoyment.
In conclusion, this book is a definite recommendation for those looking for a feel-good, low-key romance. Just remember, there might be a part of you (like me) longing for a deeper emotional exploration from the main love interest.
Nah bruh, the MC is traumatized by bunnies LMF**. Whenever he sees one bro runs.
which translates to author-sans bullshit
It aint harem lil bro
Bro you didn't say its a manhwa but d*mn I am getting excited to read it, thanks bro
This is really a good novel, the story, the writing, the flow of the plot is splendid, i would give this 9 out of 10.
However I do find some quite unsatisfied, still it's only my personal opinion, like the way the Un upgraded plot on the FL story, the way the same character keep revolving to the same trick and not many new fresh plot. Also I find the romance is quite boring. Then the way the writer make the culture alike through some different country, even if human nature are mostly alike, the culture of each different country surely create a certain different nature too, i personally hardly find the difference in the story.
Still it is very great story, and I recommend a lot to read this story!!!
Someone: Kicks MC
Now China knows you are here
The storyline is familiar: an ordinary individual faces setbacks, but gradually rises through society. Despite a few minor plot inconsistencies, the narrative is well-developed, and the main character is likable. There's a mention of the protagonist being somewhat sensitive yet polite and reserved, which some might find endearing, though others may have differing opinions. If you're seeking high-stakes action or intense romantic drama, this book might not be your top choice. As a refreshing break from more intense narratives, it offers a satisfying read.