I Really Want to Rank First

This book uses a smooth yet not greasy approach. The protagonist's adorable personality is vividly portrayed. Cute with a touch of cunning, and cunning with a touch of slyness. It can only be said that the author's writing ability is astonishing. The moment I opened this book, I was captivated by it. Looking at the protagonist's heroic figure, I couldn't help but think of the author.

In this world, there are things that can be undone and things that cannot be undone. The story of Su Zian and Shen Qingyun It's a story about two people who made mistakes saving each other. Looking back on the past No regrets

The author may not have written intentionally, but the reader is attentive. Based on learning, this discussion explores the different thoughts and motivations individuals harbor during the learning process, competing in various ways: life, value, life and death, time, past, present, future, youth, knowledge, the pursuit of knowledge, learning, reading, education, science, observation, creation…

This book is absolutely amazing! I used to think that campus-themed novels would only be like those urban novels with all that crazy face-slapping stuff, but this novel has taken a completely new approach (the kind of writing I've seen in all the books I've read; I don't know if anyone else has seen something similar). The only downside might be that it makes the underachievers cry. Seriously, it made me, an underachiever, cry (just kidding!). Keep it up, author!

This book is really good. I envy the youth depicted in it, but I have mixed feelings and dare not read too much, probably because I'm afraid of being reminded of my own terrible youth. Maybe it's because I read too many wish-fulfillment novels that I've become more easily moved to tears, or maybe it's because it reminded me of my youth and exposed my cowardice...

It's become increasingly difficult to find a book on Tomato that resonates with me. Tomato's current readership is largely dominated by fast-paced, light-hearted novels. It's rare to find a book that truly touches me. I stayed up all night at school to finish it, and it was truly moving. This book made me feel not only the drive that youth should have, but also the genuine sincerity of a utopian paradise—it's so beautiful.

I picked this book up randomly, but it turned out to be surprisingly good. Actually, I was worried that it might be a tragedy in the middle of the story, but I realized at the end that it was actually the best outcome. It can be said that only Zi'an recognized Qingyun, and only Qingyun could save Zi'an. Whether Zi'an was selfish during the math competition or not, it wouldn't change anything.

There is no system, no rebirth, no superpowers, only pain, loneliness, and the only way forward, but also a beautiful youth. I think I also experienced such a painful youth, and I am still in pain now. After the hustle and bustle, everything is just a bubble in the blink of an eye. There is no higher peak, no more lively early morning. Almost overnight, I became a different person.

This book is very good. Although it is a light novel, I couldn't help but feel a sense of oppression as I read on, just like "Wilderness". Although this book does not have the somewhat irritable feeling of "Wilderness", the pressure of desperately improving oneself for grades creates a sense of oppression that "Wilderness" does not have. I really like this book. Author Go! Go! Go!

At first, I thought it was a bit like a demonic writing style. That's precisely what kept me reading! But later, I felt the author had transcended mere wordplay, creating a complete world that was utterly captivating! This is a great book! Highly recommended!