Book review. A light mass of love in the word we are fuzzy.
Know that each character is connected, but not sure who believes with whom.
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7 Points or ★ ★ ★ ☆
The synopsis is read on the back cover.
The plot / storyline is good, about fun, easy to read, easy to understand. With the fact that there are 12 stories, it makes one thing that hits us, and it really has. Even though it's just a normal relationship story, the characters in each story are connected, but with the fact that the author doesn't name the character at all, it's not sure who is connected to anyone, it's quite offensive.
The story is about a bit fast, because each story is very short, each chapter goes through the perspective of the main character of each chapter. It's not a lot of whiz, it's interesting, it's interesting, it's easy to read, it's fun, it's not boring.
It's hard to guess the content. With each chapter going directly through the perspective of the main character in that chapter, we don't know what the other character is talking about or has some relationship with the main character in this chapter thinks, making the next chapter more unexpected than expected in the sense that the other character is saying one thing, but the feeling is another, that the mouth doesn't match the heart, making it feel that it peaks well.
Overall, although it seems normal, there are some pleasing things. With the guessing of the character's thoughts, I want to read the following chapters and read them. It's not boring. Even though I'm confused about the character's connection, it's still in my favorite way.
Author: Zhi Zhi
Translator: Bavita Thong Thriving
Publisher: Page
Category: Translated Literature
# Life fiction # Love fiction # Heart-warming fiction # The light love mass in the word we are fuzzy # Jew Jai
















































