Elegant Days as a Nobody at a Noble Academy

So far, it's a peaceful and heartwarming story. The female lead is well-developed, and the bullying is limited to isolation and indifference, without the melodramatic and exaggerated elements of Korean dramas or angst-filled youth literature. There are none of the dramatic or competitive plot twists I expected (I need to reflect on how deeply I've been influenced by modern society).

The other female supporting characters have much more distinct personalities than the female lead. When dealing with the bullying incident, apart from comforting the female supporting character, the female lead doesn't seem to play any role at all. The one who was bullied was the female supporting character, the one who produced the recording, and the one who requested to view the surveillance footage. The female lead probably just played the role of a passerby, like the author of the script.

It's a great read, very comfortable to read. The characters are all normal people, so their minor flaws are understandable. The absence of a super-strong male lead is a huge plus… The characters I've seen so far are all kids who make me exclaim, "Ah, so good!"… As I get older, I crave this kind of simple yet heartwarming, healing reading.

Super good! ｡:.ﾟヽ(*´∀`)ﾉﾟ.:｡ Overall, this book gave me a very warm feeling. Both the male and female characters are wonderful, and Xiao Fu's personality is especially great, giving me a strong and optimistic feeling (so: this might not be the most accurate description, but I can't think of a better word).

It's good. My current impression is that it's a bit tense, just like Miao Miao's—I'm nervous about whether joining the student council will be a blessing or a curse. The plot unfolds comprehensively; the student council issues aren't over yet, Miao Miao has joined the drama club, and while she's getting to know her friends, new friends have joined.

This is so beautiful... Thank you to the country, thank you to my classmates, thank you to my teachers, thank you to hydrogen, thank you to helium, thank you to lithium, thank you to beryllium, thank you to boron, thank you to carbon, thank you to nitrogen, thank you to oxygen, thank you to fluorine, thank you to fluorine, thank you to fluorine, thank you to sodium, thank you to magnesium, thank…

This is really quite good. The writing might be a little immature at the beginning, but it matures significantly later on. The character portrayals are very delicate, with each character having different romantic storylines and personalities. It's completely free of melodrama. I haven't seen such a campus ensemble piece on Tomato (a Chinese online literature platform).

I don't want to criticize any author, but I want to tell you that I started reading your book when you were almost about to stop updating. I'm really looking forward to it because of this book. To be honest, it's very captivating because I've never seen a Mary Sue story mixed with an ensemble cast before. I'm really looking forward to it; each character is very well-developed.

It's really good. Why are there so few people? The premise is excellent, hehehe. I thought it would be a massive bloodbath, but it doesn't feel forced or strange. It seems like all the good novels are still ongoing.

It's a good watch; it depicts a simple and heartwarming school life. It's a prestigious academy, but without any melodramatic clichés. While the main characters all have their flaws, their imperfect personalities make them feel real. It's as if such a world truly exists, and such a group of young people exist, allowing us a glimpse into their youthful days. 😘