Don't Disturb Me While I'm Studying

I was left wanting more after finishing it. I loved the unexpected moments within the seemingly mundane, and the youthful energy of the students brought back fond memories! The female protagonist experienced a second high school life, going from a top student to a struggling student and then striving to improve. A dream took her back to the past, allowing her to relive her high school years.

I watched the TV series first and highly recommend it; I really loved it. If there's a difference, the novel is more realistic and profound, while the TV series is more enjoyable to watch. The screenwriter is truly brilliant, creating many excellent characters and storylines.

Deserves five stars! I almost skipped it after seeing some reviews saying it wasn't as good as the TV series (especially some strange details)! But since I hadn't had any new articles to read recently, I clicked back in, and it's really good, worth five stars.

It's so well-written! At first, I found it a bit disjointed, but gradually I discovered it was very interesting and made me nostalgic for my own past. When she returned to reality and realized that only she remembered that experience, it was truly heartbreaking. It turns out we're not in the same world.

It's super good! The beginning might be a bit bland, but the content is very original—it's the first time I've seen anything like it. It's quite good; keep reading until the last page, you won't regret it!

It deserves a higher score and is worth recommending. I watched it with great interest and was deeply moved. It reminded me of my own high school days, and I felt a little regretful that I didn't have much fun or study well during that time.

I stumbled upon this book in my mundane life, initially just wanting to pass the time. But the story captivated me more and more; the vivid characters seemed to be right before my eyes, creating a powerful sense of immersion. By the time I reached the ending, it left me with endless thoughts and emotions. It's truly a rare gem; I absolutely love this novel. It has been a revelation in my life...

Highly recommended! To be honest, I watched the TV series first, but I'd already finished the book before the series even finished airing. I liked both, and the TV adaptation was quite good! However, I personally preferred the book, especially the open ending, which was really well done! Thumbs up! Five stars!

After reading this book, reflecting on my own upcoming high school entrance exams, I realized that some things can truly be done like Nan Xiangwan's persistence in the book—not missing a single moment to study, even during breaks or when classmates were playing around. She also made a group of good friends.

It's really good, although the TV series and the original novel have slightly different plots. However, both are excellent. It tells the story of the female protagonist's journey back to her youth and the series of events that unfold. It's a novel about campus life, youth, studies, and urban living. Watching the TV series based on this novel made me realize that we must study hard when we are young so that we won't have any regrets. We should cherish the people in front of us.