After getting run over by a truck, I was sent to a classroom where strength is everything!?
Wait, I've only watched the first season!?
In the name of God, Zhao Zhile, a student from a family of merchants, has to rely on cunning to blend in with this high-IQ crowd. In other words, make money! Make money like your life depends on it!
With money, you can get great character models. And what's a day-to-day school story without the sweetness of young love?
But aren't my romantic interests and partners (as well as the other women) a little too dangerous?
“I'll let you have your fun, but if you start something and don't see it through, you'd better watch out after graduation. We'll fill you with cement and sink you in Tokyo Bay. The Matsushita family is very good at that sort of thing.”
(Multiple heroines. Shehui is number one under heaven. The protagonist stays out of it, while later chapters show Hiyori and the fallen angel turning dark at each other from a third-party perspective. It'll be quite a battle, right? If the numbers are good enough to get that far, haha.)
Added synopsis at readers' request: There'll probably be three to five heroines, but it's not a pure harem. Too much talking! Aren't there too many ensemble-cast harems already?
The heroines are bad women. That's the author's preference, and it's probably not going to change. As the old saying goes: If someone's features are beautiful, their values will follow suit. I wholeheartedly agree.
Wait... Are so many people urging for more updates? There are just too many people watching the practical training genre... Thank you everyone, I hope a rating will be released before signing a contract.
Perhaps he's a bit obsequious towards Horikita? But the protagonist's personality is definitely a plus. In reality, he'd be considered superior, but unfortunately, this is a novel. However, the writing is indeed quite good.
I will use the most direct, truthful, straightforward, hurtful, hardcore, decisive, pain-spot-hitting, merciless, incisive, and unambiguous methods; the most direct, straightforward, unwavering, unpretentious, unpretentious, unhurried, unreserved, unrambling, uneuphemistic, undisguised, unreserved, blunt, frank, honest, transparent, ruthless, satisfying, exhilarating, powerful, satisfying, brutal…
Why is the protagonist always being threatened by Jue Bei?
The author's failure to address the protagonist's weakness towards Horikita Suzune might deter some readers, but overall it's not bad. I was being naive. Horikita is a major problem. Also, the male protagonist is always being manipulated but never thinks of fighting back. You don't have to use countermeasures, but you can't be without them.
Compared to other novels where intelligence fees are often in the hundreds of thousands, this one, with fees in the thousands or tens of thousands, feels much more realistic.
Although I don't like being a simp, I respect other people's choices, and my writing is acceptable.
I don't know what's going on with all this talk about turtles. Where are the turtles? A bunch of elementary school kids. Keep reading, it's really good; the emotional entanglements and psychological descriptions are quite well done. But the author is really slow. 🤦
I'm actually quite happy about this, but I don't know what Ayanokouji's role is in this story, or if he has any romantic pairings...
A masterpiece, with the same art style as the dating sim I downloaded.