_Jane_D_O_E

          	For the first time in a year on Wattpad, I’m going to use the fact that you’re all very kind to me — not to shamelessly ask you to read my work, but to shamelessly recommend someone else’s book. Shocking, I know.
          	
          	I want to recommend Bull in a China Shop 
          	
          	Let me be honest: this is not my genre. At all. I’m not usually running toward university romance, Korean campus drama, slow-burn feelings, awkward boys, wounded girls, and emotional misunderstandings.
          	
          	But damn. I do not regret finishing it.
          	
          	This book is quiet. Not boring-quiet. Quiet like a person who spent years trying not to take up space — and then someone finally looks at them like they have the right to exist. And somehow that hurts more than all the thunder, dramatic confessions, and “I can’t live without you” scenes.
          	
          	Although, for educational purposes, I would not always reject a dramatic fall to the knees.
          	
          	The characters feel painfully real. They mess up, stay silent when they should speak, speak when they should absolutely shut up, and sometimes hurt people while trying to save them. Den needs an emotional instruction manual in bold font. Mi-yeon makes me want to protect her from the entire world breathing too loudly. And the side characters are not furniture, thank God.
          	
          	What I loved most is how this story writes about shame, loneliness, fear, and the need for someone to simply stay.
          	
          	No fireworks. No grand speeches.
          	
          	Just beside you.
          	
          	And sometimes that is far more romantic.
          	
          	So yes. If you want something warm, painful, human, slow, tender without being sugary, and full of characters you’ll want to discuss after every chapter — give this book a chance.
          	
          	Not my genre.
          	
          	Still finished it.
          	
          	Very rude of Wattpad to trap me emotionally like this.
          	
          	Very beautiful.
          	
          	
          	https://www.wattpad.com/story/408670021-bull-in-a-china-shop-%EB%88%88%EC%B9%98-%EC%97%86%EB%8A%94-%EB%82%A8%EC%9E%90

eroticx_sam

@_Jane_D_O_E ill give a try
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affu_chan

@_Jane_D_O_E I'll give it a try
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Real_nightman

@_Jane_D_O_E If you're going out of your way to recommend it, it must be something!
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_Jane_D_O_E

          For the first time in a year on Wattpad, I’m going to use the fact that you’re all very kind to me — not to shamelessly ask you to read my work, but to shamelessly recommend someone else’s book. Shocking, I know.
          
          I want to recommend Bull in a China Shop 
          
          Let me be honest: this is not my genre. At all. I’m not usually running toward university romance, Korean campus drama, slow-burn feelings, awkward boys, wounded girls, and emotional misunderstandings.
          
          But damn. I do not regret finishing it.
          
          This book is quiet. Not boring-quiet. Quiet like a person who spent years trying not to take up space — and then someone finally looks at them like they have the right to exist. And somehow that hurts more than all the thunder, dramatic confessions, and “I can’t live without you” scenes.
          
          Although, for educational purposes, I would not always reject a dramatic fall to the knees.
          
          The characters feel painfully real. They mess up, stay silent when they should speak, speak when they should absolutely shut up, and sometimes hurt people while trying to save them. Den needs an emotional instruction manual in bold font. Mi-yeon makes me want to protect her from the entire world breathing too loudly. And the side characters are not furniture, thank God.
          
          What I loved most is how this story writes about shame, loneliness, fear, and the need for someone to simply stay.
          
          No fireworks. No grand speeches.
          
          Just beside you.
          
          And sometimes that is far more romantic.
          
          So yes. If you want something warm, painful, human, slow, tender without being sugary, and full of characters you’ll want to discuss after every chapter — give this book a chance.
          
          Not my genre.
          
          Still finished it.
          
          Very rude of Wattpad to trap me emotionally like this.
          
          Very beautiful.
          
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/408670021-bull-in-a-china-shop-%EB%88%88%EC%B9%98-%EC%97%86%EB%8A%94-%EB%82%A8%EC%9E%90

eroticx_sam

@_Jane_D_O_E ill give a try
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affu_chan

@_Jane_D_O_E I'll give it a try
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Real_nightman

@_Jane_D_O_E If you're going out of your way to recommend it, it must be something!
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