The Dog of the Classroom of the Elite

Niupi Niupi, one of the top fics I've ever read.

There are so many love lines, it's no problem to open a galgame alone. To be honest, the word gentleness should be used throughout the whole play. It is a bit difficult to write around gentleness. But who will this male protagonist's deformed love be able to wrap up in the end, or who will redeem him, or who will punish him. Personally, I want them all to become wings, and it's best if none of them doge. But it seems that the author's intention is to plant a seed first and wait until it grows into a towering tree.

Let's have a harem, otherwise I'm sorry for Suzune

This book is very good, but I want to ask, is this book suitable for both men and women? Not talking about girls, why does it feel like Brother Lu is the real heroine? Is there really a gay relationship? Also, Nagumo Ya and Ryuuen feel that they are already a bit fanatical. Could it be that their sexual orientation is a little bit...

I have seen practical lessons, but did not read them in detail. I think the most important thing is to see how the author grasps the growth of the protagonist and the advancement of the plot, and how to deal with the endings of various female characters, especially Kikyo, who once had a close relationship with the protagonist, and Ichinose in the back. There is another thing that is really not enough [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

I think it's just right for the female protagonist to be a yandere. The male protagonist's love has reached the point of pathological love. It just so happens that the yandere has

The writing is very good. I originally wanted to give it five stars, but it was too depressing. I couldn't stand it anymore as I went to the end. Maybe it wasn't suitable for me. There was no progress in my relationship. Moreover, according to the author's previous words, it was a single female protagonist, but he also wrote about many girls' feelings for the protagonist. . . . . I'd better read the back part and see how it goes before I comment.

The writing is beautiful, but I can't feel sorry for Xiaoqiao Yume! ! ! I like this character so much.

The writing is really good. I really don't know who did what until the end. But I read it with a little pessimism (emo) at the end. Also, the author didn't update for 11 days because he was thinking about the plot [Chigua]

Very good book! In the middle and later stages, I read it with a frown on my face. I kept thinking about who was the one who ruined Brother Dog five years ago. But after the mystery was laid out and the answer was not revealed, the author stopped updating. Isn't this inappropriate? If it is determined that there will be no reboot in the future, can you send out the outline? Personally, I feel that the person who destroyed Class B's super standard proposed by Dog Brother and the author five years ago was one person, and it was most likely Asako Aizura (everything is based on the fact that Asako's psychological activities are narrative tricks. If the psychological activities are true, everything will be overturned): 1. Mazi has been in unrequited love for 5 years but the goal is unknown. Brother Dog said that he has never seen Mazi, but later he clearly pointed out that his memory was damaged 5 years ago. 2. I also like sweet taste and it's sweeter than what my dog likes. I feel like it may be the pockmarked dog's taste. 3. The inexplicable insertion of divination is suspicious. 4. I actually don't understand the logic of Mazi giving Xiao Qiaomeng a hair accessory, as well as all the subsequent awkward psychological activities, so I suspect it is a narrative trick. If I hadn't put p