A World Where Love Reigns Supreme? This Is Ridiculous!

Long time no see! (Shy) It's been quite a while since my last novel. I'm the author of three novels: "Reversing the Fate in a World Hated by All Girls!", "I! The Villainous Male Lead in a Romance Drama", and "I Take Over in an Otome Game". Now I'm releasing a new book. This time, I've chosen a unique angle for the subject matter, but at my core, I'm still an urban romance author, influenced by Japanese light novels. My style is often a matter of personal preference – some people like it, some don't. I hope everyone can comment rationally. Also, I tend to be very subjective and only write my own stories. I won't take readers' opinions into account and will only show readers the stories I imagine. I will delete any negative comments directly; I don't want to engage in online arguments. Finally, there's no need to ask whether slice-of-life stories have a main plot. It's like asking me if "Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions" has a main plot. The fun of slice-of-life stories lies in the everyday moments. I hope to create more vivid and memorable characters this time, enriching their personalities. Thank you for the support of both new and old readers!

If the flavor is right, then everything is right.

Surprisingly, this theme isn't a crossover anime/Japanese-style setting, nor is it one of those overly twisted and overpowered female-oriented settings that have recently emerged. That's really good!

After reading a few chapters, it felt like a mix of various Taiwanese campus romance dramas from the past. As long as the main characters don't become obsessed with romance, the various critiques of classic plots should be quite good.

That's the taste!

It's really good, but it's too surreal (byd, why did I have evening study sessions and only one day off a week in high school?).

It's you again! Every time I see this kind of romance novel, I can't help but click in. I discovered last time that I was reading the same author, and it was also her first book that topped the charts and became a huge hit. I'll continue reading this one too. I hope the author keeps it up! After reading for so many years, your style is still the most captivating and enjoyable.

The male lead's charm is very weak; his appearance, academics, skills, and insight are all unremarkable. He relies entirely on his popularity and relatively mature demeanor (questionable), but this is insufficient compared to the charm displayed by the various female leads. Therefore, the male lead's behavior lacks appeal and doesn't seem worthy of the female leads' affections; he's just a seemingly adult high school student who uses popularity to measure people's feelings.

It's not quite what I expected. From the synopsis, I thought the protagonist would be a hard-working, competitive student who would then develop relationships with female characters through various chance encounters. #(Seal) After watching a bit, I realized that the main characters were still actively involved in all sorts of trouble. What happened to letting them date while I secretly embroiled in their problems?

The synopsis made me think it would be a story with a strong contrast between the protagonist and the character, but it doesn't seem that way. By chapter 20 or 30, the male protagonist has already blended into the world's atmosphere.