Classroom of the Elite: After the Intel Update, They All Want to Conquer Me!

Licking feet is incomprehensible to XP

It's well-written, but it feels like the author's understanding of stockings is limited to thigh-high stockings. Wearing thigh-high stockings in the dead of winter is ridiculous; there are plenty of geniuses in PvP, not Superman. They should write more about pantyhose, how fragrant it would be to bury your face in them and take a deep breath, instead of focusing on your "absolute territory" (contouring area). And if you're going to write about stockings all the time, then don't take them off!

Current status update: Current girlfriend group: Successfully reached base: Kushida, Ichinose, Hasebe, Airi Unreached base: Kamuro, Horikita, Megumi, Matsushita (new addition) Possible additions: Class A: Sakayanagi, Ran-nee, Yamamura, Shiraishi Asuka (currently in Class A) Class B: Chihiro Shiranami [Yuki Himeno, Asako Amakura] (currently in Class D) Class C: Hiyori, Ibuki (who seems to have a crush on the male protagonist) (currently in Class C) Class D: Sato [Wang Meiyu] (currently in Class B) Senior: Asahina, Kiryuin Junior students: Amasawa, Nanase [Tsubaki Sakurako] Class advisor: Chabashi [Hoshinomiya] The first part shows the characters' initial classes. The characters in brackets [] are those for whom there isn't much romantic development in the novel yet, and I don't know if they'll be added later, but I hope so. Um, my list might be a bit incomplete; comments are welcome.

Besides this one, are there any other good practical teaching books? Looking for recommendations from experienced teachers.

As a reader who has followed this book from the beginning to the present, I think it is one of the few well-written fanfictions of the "Real Classroom" series. The protagonist's personality and character are well-developed. The author gave the protagonist a system, but not too much of it; it was just right. The protagonist still has to rely on his own strength to make reasonable use of his system, which gave me a particularly good reading experience. The plot in the first half of the story is very engaging, highlighting the satisfying moments and making the story flow naturally, resulting in a very enjoyable reading experience. The author's character portrayal is also very good. The characters from the original work have truly grown and no longer seem so empty. Especially the romance scenes, the portrayal of the protagonist's relationships with the various female characters is excellent. The protagonist openly builds a harem and treats each female character with genuine sincerity. The female characters are not mindlessly throwing themselves at him; they are genuinely attracted by the protagonist's charm and sincerely develop feelings for him. The characterization of Ayanokouji in this book is also excellent. In the storylines involving Ayanokouji, the protagonist takes the initiative to approach him and build a friendship with him. Under the influence of the protagonist, Ayanokouji is no longer the heartless machine from the original work, but has taken a big step towards becoming a person with feelings and humanity. In the second-year island arc, the two of them cooperated to thwart Tsukishiro's conspiracy, which gave me the best experience. As the story progressed, the overall quality of the plot declined somewhat after the second year, becoming rather bland and weak. Some plot points were quite weak, and some scenes were handled extremely hastily. However, I personally didn't find it that bad. I enjoy watching this kind of story. In my opinion, rather than watching a poorly written plot that's written just to create drama, at least the characters didn't break down in this otherwise ordinary storyline. In the latest chapter, 147, the author mentioned that they plan to finish the story after completing the second-year arc. When I saw this news, I felt a little sad and reluctant to see it end. But I don't blame the author. Or rather, this is the tragedy of many fanfiction writers. Unlike original authors, fanfiction writers don't have the time, energy, platforms, or editors. Many fanfiction writers aren't professional writers; they're mostly driven by love and their passion for the original work. Perhaps the author has their own job and life, working during the day and writing at night, updating only once a day. Over time, their energy naturally dissipates, and their inspiration naturally dries up. The author has probably thought about this a lot. I believe the author loves their work, but ultimately had to compromise with reality. Honestly, compared to those novels that are abandoned after hundreds of thousands or even tens of thousands of words, the author's willingness to finish the second-year arc and reach over 2.5 Million words is already quite remarkable. Perhaps, rather than forcing the writing to continue and ending up making it worse, it would be better to stop here in the middle of this beautiful journey. At least the characters have all grown, Lu Ge has developed feelings, and the protagonist has also developed feelings for the female characters. Finally, I still hope the author can reconsider and see if they can continue writing. After all, I still want to see the protagonist shine in the third-year arc, and for the protagonist and Ru to finally join forces to destroy Ru's father's White House. Of course, if it really has to end in the second-year arc, I just hope the author can give it a perfect ending, and I will continue to follow it to the end.

Finally, a male lead with a normal personality! These days, male leads are either awkward or obsequious, and there are tons of ridiculous characters who are either inexplicably confident or cynical. Normal male leads are rare indeed.

Rotten Persimmon copied your book so directly that he forgot to change the name.

Endless Shennong, come forth!

The male lead has zero fighting skills, he's a total loser, and with that kind of body, how can he even build a harem?

Will you be adding Shiraishi Asuka and Amasawa Ichika later on? #(Shy)#(shy)