Starting from High School, the Supporting Actress Maxes Out Her Math Talent

I think the whole day was okay, except that Tang Su was a bit pity, because the author described him very carefully and very well from the beginning, and even made us think that he was the male protagonist. The first impression is really important. The author gave me my first impression of the male protagonist to Tang, so that we all had the illusion that he was the male protagonist. It was full of Although the female protagonist doesn't like him, the female protagonist also doesn't like the male protagonist now. The sense of CP is still higher than that of Tang Su, because we put him into the role of the male protagonist from the beginning, which is really difficult to change. He is not the male protagonist. I think it is not necessary to describe it in such detail from the beginning, which is very misleading. Apart from this, I think overall it's pretty good and I'll continue to pursue it. Maybe because of catching up on updates, the emotions in the chapters I read before have gradually faded away [face-palming] [face-palming], so it seems good that the male protagonist is a senior? [Hold face][Hold face][Hold face] I am a fickle woman [Laugh and cry][Cry with laughter][Hold face][Hold face] But I still hope that Tang will find a good home, instead of being an affectionate male lead, otherwise love will not be too miserable [Cry][Cry][Cry]

It's quite interesting, because I tried the competition before, so I think the writing is very real and interesting, and it allows me to see a high-spirited mathematical genius. Because I particularly like a novel, the male protagonist is a physics genius. At the beginning, he was very ambitious and ran to learn physics competition, hoping that he would also have the talent that attracted much attention. Unfortunately, he did not have the talent that attracted much attention. Unfortunately, he did not regret it. After all, he tried it but still refused to give up because it was too difficult. I hope we can all find our passion.

It's very interesting, the content is exciting, and the writing is good. There are many technical terms. Of course, Tang Su was really upset. When everyone had forgotten Chu Yao, he was the only one who loved her to the core and could not forget her.

It looks good, I just want to see the perspective of Chu's father regretting his life and Yao Yao's mother. Also, Ji Yue and her mother don't know why but they don't like them very much. They don't want the heroine to get close to them. They want them to be like strangers. If Ji Yue doesn't act like a monster, but she wants to slap the heroine in the face if she wants to die. Also, Chu Qing hopes that he can have a happy ending [crying]

The writing is very good. In fact, overall I like the character Tang Su more. He really really likes the heroine. Even though everyone later forgot about the person who loved mathematics😔, he always remembered the sun in his heart. Just like the lisianthus plant, it represents love without regrets

It's the first time I've read a novel centered on mathematics, and it's quite interesting. It not only writes about students' love and pursuit of mathematics, but also writes about the purity of the campus era. (Although I wrote about two students who did something wrong when I was in college) It is short in length, takes mathematics as its core, and incorporates a lot of professional terminology to give it a strong sense of substitution. It does not include too many irrelevant events or too many words, making it very comfortable to read. As for the ending, it gives Chu Pei an open ending, and also allows Chu to return to reality and reunite with his real family. It's a pity that she lost her former friendship and her grandparents who loved her.

It's very interesting to watch. The ending seems to have no regrets but there are regrets. The reason for not being regretful is because in the end Yao Yao and the male protagonist (who forgot after watching it for a long time [laughing evilly]) met in reality. Unfortunately, Tang Su's blazing and bright love for Yao Yao could not be seen. In the end, they are two parallel lines that will never intersect. Even if they are accompanied by each other, they will always be old friends and it will be "difficult to reconcile".

It's beautiful, but it's still unfinished. Tang Su loves the second male lead, I hope he can meet good children in the future

Very well written. Holding high the banner of my soup and medicine CP, the gentle and all-round academic master × the girl who is partial to mathematics is really the best. I don't accept Fei as the male lead Damn it, the male protagonist is still Fei, and my decoction CP is completely ruined. Alas Forget it, it still looks good

It's okay. The pace of the whole book is relatively fast. In terms of family, I feel that the female protagonist is like an outsider. Maybe this is a common problem in reorganized families. In terms of love lines, there are many boys, and I think they all look like the male protagonist. But I prefer that the female protagonist is beautiful alone. I hope the author will update more