Multiple heroines, everyday-life story
Beigong Lan had spent all his school years from elementary through middle school slacking off. Then one day, he discovered a prestigious school with an almost 100 percent success rate for its students’ academic and career goals.
After passing the entrance exams and interview, he finally made it there in April, just as he’d hoped.
But something seemed off about the way his school life began.
A flat-faced idol who was afraid to talk to people but incredibly popular online
A lively gal who asked him to pretend to be her boyfriend the moment they met
A cool, aloof girl he’d known in middle school, whose personality was unusually difficult to deal with
A secret admirer who approached him with an odd purpose
A peculiar book-loving friend who kept borrowing the books he’d read
And a girl who confessed her love to him beneath the evening sun
The IQ is online, the writing is good, the protagonist is a native, but the insight is very strong. It can be said that it has a pseudo-God's perspective. Currently, it has the overall situation and a good sense of immersion. If book friends see some OOC places, read a few more chapters and the author will explain the reasons. The protagonist has interacted with some characters since junior high school, so it will change some people's personalities and behavior patterns. What attracts me most about this book is that Ayanokouji is not regarded as an imaginary enemy. Taking the opportunity to join the football club together at the club festival to form a relationship similar to friends and satisfy Ayanokouji's desire to make friends is a really good starting point. Then when Tongshan was ordered to cause trouble, the cooperation between the two original protagonists and the fan protagonist boss was really cool. (Is there a strong team-up? I hope there will be more plot) Then there are other highlights, emmm, the pattern is pretty big, right? It was just one month into the school year, and Class D didn't even know the point system, but the protagonist had already made arrangements to forcefully tie up all the capable students in the first grade and start a confrontation with the second grade. I just read Chapter 35. The protagonist's setting seems to be that one month is awesome, one month is terrible, and the plot has just reached the one-month point. I wonder how the author would write a plot in which the protagonist's abilities are broken. Will it be the type where stupid people are blessed? Keep looking forward to this. As for the female protagonist, Little Angel Garden has dropped out of school (which is indeed quite novel among the fics I read), and the ending is acceptable. Hui and the male protagonist pretend that their relationship is over. Although there is less writing, it can be seen that the author wants to write about Hui's growth, from a parasite who only wants to be a parasite on the male protagonist, to a character who grows independently. Then I saw the end of Chapter 35, which seems to be about to start Sakura's plot line. It happens to be a month when the protagonist's ability is exhausted. I feel that there will be a very novel and imaginative plot (I also hope that because I don't have too high expectations, it will lead to poor viewing effect later) Finally, let me talk about my expectations for the following plot. I saw at the end of the chapter that there was a football match in two days, and I felt like I was going to lose. You'd better hope not to lose, it feels like it will be a small poisonous point, but it depends on how the author handles it. Come on, I hope there will be more!
So far it looks pretty good. Apart from Kushida being a bit broken, there may be other reasons. It depends on the author's follow-up performance.
Is Brother Lu really this character in the comics? Anime people don't understand
Well written, good luck to the author
It's pretty good. It's not embarrassing. I think I'm going to start trading stocks just by looking at it. If you fall in love with different heroines and then break up immediately, why don't you just have an affair without confessing to anyone, then break up casually after confessing your feelings, not taking the relationship seriously at all? Why isn't the protagonist set up to be a scumbag from the beginning?
Very delicious, to my liking
So far so good! Hope it doesn't end badly!
It's okay, but the most attractive thing about practical teaching is the various wits and reversals in it. But when the author wrote the showdown with Nangong Yun, he didn't reflect this at all. It felt very bland, like I just drank a glass of water. The emotional scenes are handled very well, making people feel comfortable and have the desire to continue watching.
Well written, keep up the good work
Emmm The male protagonist's feelings for Ichinose came too suddenly, right?