RTReborn in Advanced Nurturing High School: My Love Stock Market Only Knows Full Margin!
人在实教,我的恋爱股市只想满仓
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- Completed
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- 2.1M Words
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- Urban Youth
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- 20h ago
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Could you please write less about things outside of academia? Don't you think you've gone off-topic? It's all about families, conglomerates, and politics.
Seeing the author's reflection that they felt the female lead's romantic storyline was written too slowly and poorly, I'd like to offer some personal insights. They may not be correct, but let's consider this a discussion. Personally, I think the problem lies not so much with the female lead, but with the male lead. I feel that in harem stories set in everyday life, the "male protagonist gradually changes from wanting to be faithful to one person to wanting them all" trope isn't suitable for the harem romance. It easily portrays the male protagonist as a scumbag who relies on deception and trickery, or the constant dragging out of the relationship doesn't feel good. For example, in the scene on the yacht with Sakura and Ichinose, the author intended to depict the protagonist not yet recognizing his own feelings, thus adopting a delaying tactic to let things unfold naturally. However, the objective fact is: "The male protagonist accepted Sakura's confession first, and when he confessed to Ichinose later, he clearly intended to clarify things with Ichinose beforehand, but he never mentioned Sakura at all." While I can accept the final outcome, the overall reading experience was just so-so. I think this kind of harem novel might be better suited to clearly stating the intention to create a harem from the beginning. There are many ways to do this, such as the male lead having a powerful and influential background, or possessing extraordinary powers, or even a more Renaissance-style setting where the male lead's abilities are so strong that one person cannot satisfy him. Basically, it's about providing a reasonable reason that "it wouldn't make sense not to have a harem," which might help develop the male lead's character and improve the overall reader experience. However, I've never written a book; I just enjoy reading harem novels. This doesn't represent everyone's opinion, so please be gentle with your criticism (laughing and crying emoji). Also, I haven't finished reading it yet; this is just my impression after reading this part. I don't know if there will be any changes later. For those who haven't read it yet, I suggest you check it out yourself. After all, as the author's first book, even if the results weren't great, I persevered and finished it. The writing style is also fine. If you're interested, you can still support it.
It's somewhat interesting, but only somewhat interesting. The author's additions, some of which deviate from the original work, significantly impact the reading experience. Everyone's intelligence is reduced; they rely solely on their clairvoyance to show off. But there's no way around it; few authors can write intellectual battles effectively. Those who can write a plausible plot using clairvoyance already surpass 99% of writers.
Hooray! It wasn't easy. This is one of the few Classroom of the Living fanfictions on Catclub to date that exceeds 2 million words. Thank you to the author for finishing it! #(Cute)
Why not write some epilogues, explain the harem arrangements, and just end all those terrible endings? #(Vomit)
There are many bugs, or maybe I'm just reading it wrong. Sakayanagi kissed the protagonist in the dorm a long time ago, but then there's a later chapter saying it was their first kiss; also, during an exam, the protagonist raced against Koenji, using his potential to reach 10 points in stamina, but later in a tug-of-war, his stamina only dropped to 9 points.
You can check this out during a reading slump, but it's too bland.
In chapter 312, Honami already knows about Kikyo's relationship; in chapter 385, it seems like he forgot and goes to test the protagonist. Was the author in a rush to write this?
Pretty good
I watched the sports festival in a lot of skips, and I had no idea what the main characters were doing (you know what I mean).