So What If She’s the Campus Belle? My Fresh-Faced Deskmate Has a Tiny Waist and Long Legs

It's a very good book, but I personally feel there's too much focus on the career aspects. I think this should be a sweet romance novel, but the female lead's screen time is a bit too short right now. They should add more scenes for Ruonan. (This is just my personal opinion.)

Please update soon, author! I was at a really exciting part when the chapter suddenly stopped, and it felt like ants were crawling all over me. I support the author and keep going!

There are just so many novels like this lately; I've read over a dozen. The plots are all pretty much the same. But each one has its own unique strengths and weaknesses. Anyway, the general plots are all similar. Good luck to the authors of these kinds of novels!

I don't know why, but I felt like I was drawn into a novel. After watching a few episodes, I couldn't stop. The characters were all unique and well-developed, which directly evoked my longing for the high school life.

I think this book is alright, at least better than those mindless wish-fulfillment novels (because I think this is a light wish-fulfillment novel). But there's one thing I'm not happy about: it ended without describing the couple's married life, which made me so angry that I went to read another novel by the author. In summary: Yes, watch it if you have low blood sugar. It's very sweet.

I've finished reading it! Honestly, I feel it doesn't deserve a rating; it's an exceptionally good book. The characters are consistently well-developed, with no jarring moments. The character portrayals are excellent, and the emotions (brotherhood, family, teacher-student relationships, friendship, and love) and the plot (starting from a barbershop and building a fortune) are all fantastic.

This book is incredibly realistic, exposing the true feelings of all men. I also saw, through the lens of Chu Ruonan, the story connects with all the ordinary girls in our lives who truly love us, and represents everyone in our lives who desperately loves themselves. I sincerely hope the author continues writing. I hope everyone can find a girl like Chu Ruonan, and I especially hope everyone cherishes anyone who has eyes only for you—whether family, lover, brother, or sister.

The story is well-organized, the male and female protagonists are vividly portrayed with distinct personalities, the themes are profound, and the character development is meticulous. High school memories are precious; in every class, there's always that one… pure and quiet "white moonlight."

I really enjoyed how Chenzi raised Xiaoruonan from being insecure to having a lively and enthusiastic personality. I'm rooting for their love story! However, there are still some plot holes that feel unfilled, such as Xiaoruonan's background. (Also, it seems like the second female lead in the romance subplot eventually falls for the male lead. Also, there seem to be a few too few scenes between the main couple.) 🥺🥺

This book is quite good; the beginning is slow-paced, but it picks up speed later on. However, the ending, abruptly ending with the proposal scene, is a bit of a disappointment. We didn't get to see Ruonan's future development. (It's fair to say that most romance novels tend to end at their most beautiful moment because writing a happy ending is very difficult; it's easy to ruin the story. Perhaps the author had a specific reason for ending it this way.)