Classroom of the Elite: I Have Childhood Friends, Yet They All Only Support Me

So many female leads!

Those who like the sound effect say it's too sweet; it reminds me of the last one posted by the moderator: Welcome to the Classroom of the Heroine ##.

Cost-saving: No poisonous food supplies; the female protagonist is the one whose feet are described.

It's pretty good. It's rare to see a C-class character start. Although the Horikita Suzune route is essentially a pre-arranged romance, the relationship between the two is very well written. By the way, it's rare to see an author willing to include Manabe as one of their harem members. She's as rare as Wang Meiyu and Himeno Yuki.

The story next door was completely ruined; it just goes to show they can't even write a good, lighthearted story anymore.

Does Shennong exist?

Author, does the female protagonist have any teachers? Chabashira Sae and Hoshinomiya Chie are quite good, and having teachers might even give her preferential treatment in some competitive special exams.

Seeing around 300,000 views is not bad. It's quite competitive among recent College Student fanfics (I haven't looked at them for a year and when I came back, there were very few available). It's at least at the level of a good read. The writing is excellent, with a distinctly Japanese light novel feel, and inevitably a bit artsy (in a positive sense). This might lead to some filler, but it's not a big problem. The main character is well-developed and remains consistent throughout, with few instances deviating from his established persona. He has strong feelings for his childhood friend, Suzune, but also seems indiscriminately interested in other female characters. His behavior is somewhat frivolous, but given the harem theme, it would be difficult for the male lead to remain completely passive, which is understandable. However, whether Horikita can accept a harem setting is questionable, especially considering their strong attraction to each other. Although they haven't officially become a couple, their interactions are typical of lovers in the throes of new love. Hopefully, there won't be any stomach-churning moments later on. That's all. It's hard to tell how many female characters there are yet, but there are quite a few. Up to the part I've read, there's Suzune, Ibuki, Shiina, Ichinose, Amakura, Sakayanagi, Sakura, and the undetermined Yamamura, Morishita, and Kiryuin. To be honest, there are quite a few. Because the author's writing style mostly involves developing feelings and adding a lot of supplementary language, it's inevitable that some characters will disappear for a while if they want to include all the female characters. However, most of the realistic stories are written by female characters, so it all depends on the author's creativity. Overall, this is a must-read for Horikita fans. It's incredibly heartwarming. Honestly, if I had to choose a heroine from Classroom of the First Class to be my wife, Horikita would be the best choice. She's beautiful, academically and athletically gifted, loyal, has a great contrast, can cook, and is disdainful of others. Please, you only dislike someone like that when she's the one who doesn't like you. And looking back at Classroom of the First Class, compared to a bunch of other characters, Horikita is a completely normal person. #(Kira)

Is the rating really that bad? Could it be a prophetic prediction? First of all, I knew from the beginning that this was a harem anime. But if a single character is written too well, then the romantic development of other female characters becomes difficult. On this app, Horikita's good works don't actually get very good ratings. That one, with a little Yukino element, was indeed good, and I saw Horikita's growth. That one didn't do well either, probably because it was too padded. Hundreds of chapters and it didn't even reach the deserted island. In the "Classroom of the Three Kingdoms" genre, many works, in my opinion, aren't very good, but they still get good ratings, which I don't understand. Some works I can finish reading, but their ratings aren't good. Rather than saying I think Horikita's writing is good and it's a pity she doesn't write a single-heroine story, I just think it's a pity. Authors have their own ideas, and listening to readers' opinions leads to more failures. That previous comment was unclear on my part, and I've deleted it. I feel it's a pity because I really like the character of Horikita and would like to read a single-heroine story with lots of sweet moments. But this character, well, at least in the original text, is definitely a bit... Unconventional. A single-heroine story probably won't have a large audience. Don't worry about the results; this is typical for Hedgehog Cat these past few months, everyone's had a tough time. It should improve. I think I'll read more fanfiction to improve my writing style and start a book with Horikita as the sole female lead.

Is this a pornographic probing site, a multi-woman harem? Or a raunchy CCB? First of all, I'll self-deprecate as a pornographic person and become immune to moral blackmail. I've read up to chapter 27 so far, and it seems to be leaning towards a single female character, with maybe a slightly ambiguous relationship between Hiyori and another female character.