Classroom of the Elite: They Are All Way Too Repressed

Honestly, if you managed to seduce those two old female homeroom teachers, this book would be ruined. Why waste so many opportunities and insist on clinging to this old, unyielding woman? That's pretty amazing.

Is reverse repression becoming a trend? Before, it was the male protagonist who repressed the female lead in "Hedgehog Cat," and now a bunch of female protagonists are doing the same.

The review is well-written, but the overall experience is just average. It's understood that the ability requires skin-to-skin contact to activate, but instead of buying gloves or other skin-covering items, the protagonist just wanders around, constantly bothering women. His personality is typical of Japanese male protagonists: he helps the first girl he meets when she's in trouble, and continues to help even after being threatened. There are also numerous questions about his superpowers, such as whether leveling up involves contact with people based on frequency or duration—it's different for others. For example, it counts as one contact every ten seconds or so, and even a minute or two for Ichinose. The protagonist has some of the memories of the Classroom of the Principality, so he knows who is troublesome but doesn't avoid them. Even when entangled, he doesn't try to break free but simply accepts being ordered around. Furthermore, many plot points are clichéd; you can tell the content just by looking at the title, and even the general plot.

Listening to audiobooks until you purse your lips and use super xx (a vulgar expression) tells you it's a scam. I've listened to three of your books so much I'm getting PTSD. Can you please use fewer of your formulas and grammar?

You got Ichinose's hair color wrong too! You wrote blonde instead of pink.

First of all, it was previously discovered that this book was written by Chengzi under a pseudonym. He is already an experienced author, and his previous books have been criticized quite a bit. How could it be that he stopped writing because he was being criticized? Then I saw a comment saying he had stomach stones and was in so much pain he couldn't write. Fun fact: Stomach stones are not a coma. If you're genuinely feeling unwell, you should write a notice instead of silently stopping updates. Moreover, the book next to his, which was updated on the 9th, hasn't stopped updating. So whether it was surgically removed or not written due to illness, you can judge for yourselves.

Why didn't you say you had such a weak stomach earlier? If you had, I wouldn't have read it. The eunuch is disgusting. Let people criticize, why bother? It's like everyone's criticizing it. You think the eunuch is a form of rebellion, but actually, he's offending the normal readers.

Damn, why am I being told I'm emotionally vulnerable? It can't be that bad, right? I really couldn't hold it in anymore.

Not only is the main character Yun, but the author is too. I guess he read a few Classroom of the Real and then wrote it.

Seriously, why is the plot all about physical contact and the girls getting excited? It's getting a bit boring.