Honor Students Don't Need Superpowers

After reading dozens of chapters, there are quite a few plot holes. To be honest, I admire those who can keep reading. First of all, the male lead's personality is quite unlikable. He repeatedly emphasizes that he hates trouble and prefers studying, and that he doesn't like girls disturbing his studies. Then, when the school asks him to be a tutor, he agrees without a word. I know he needs an entry point for his stock market speculation, but I didn't expect him to agree without any conditions. Then, the male lead's mother suspects that he overheard her using mind-reading, and to avoid being accused of being a liar, she agrees to tutor him. The problem here is that he said he hated trouble, but now he's creating work for himself—he's hypocritical. Even an excuse like teaching others is a way to improve himself would be better, but there's none. The whole story is just the male lead being hypocritical. Also, his so-called superpower is utterly useless; he gets hungry after only a few moments of using X-ray vision.

Chiba Nanako's breasts fluctuate in size, becoming smaller and smaller to highlight the appearances of the other female leads.

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You can watch it for free, but forget about the official version.

I've seen this novel many times on various third-party platforms, but I can never get into it. I always feel the author has significant problems with the character development. And is Kirisu Mafuyu really that popular? The main reason I didn't finish the anime adaptation is because of her, so I don't really know what kind of person she is. However, I feel that someone who is self-righteous, pretends to be doing what's best for you, harbors deep resentment and self-pity, is simply a tragic figure.

I subscribed for nothing, and I only had 10 chapters left to read before I was hooked. First of all, the male lead is hypocritical. He's a purely rational person who hates trouble, even giving up his superpowers for it, yet he always takes on trouble with the female lead, even refusing payment. This clashes with his character. Then, and this is what I consider the biggest problem, is that Chiba Nanako character who keeps changing her mind before chapter 100. I couldn't even find her online. She's an original female delinquent who bullies her classmates every day, and this is the character who starts flirting with the protagonist right from the beginning. The protagonist just lets it go, quietly waiting for her to come after him for bullying others.

It's a terrible, unfinished project. Disgusting! #(Vomit)#(vomit)#(vomit)#(vomit)#(vomit)

In some parts of the novel, I made some changes and posted them on other platforms (Weibo, Abi) so that others could see them.