The Gorgeous Campus Belle Became My Roommate. Sorry, You're Not Leaving!

Hey author, even though we've never met, I'm still really curious about you. So, to thank you for saving me from a reading slump, send me your address and I'll send you some local specialties. We're friends, after all. But! You're updating twice a day! What does that mean?! You can't stand seeing us readers having fun, can you?! I'm warning you! Hurry up! Dear author, I know you're very busy every day, but can you let us readers down? No! So… I'm begging you, please, three updates a day! 😫😫😫😫😫

The book is summarized as follows: It might be a little cliché at first, but that's not a big deal. After all, we readers are already used to these kinds of books. However, the article contained too many typos, making it somewhat disappointing to read further.

The romance between the male and female leads progresses slightly faster than in other novels. However, considering the female lead's upbringing, the conventional pace of romance feels rather drawn out. The author has taken a different approach, choosing a new method of progression. Overall, it's still worth watching. The characters in each storyline are quite well-developed. I just didn't expect it to get such a low score!

The plot is generally good, a semi-growing story (P. S.: I feel the protagonist has a background; starting from chapter 46, I vaguely recall fragmented childhood memories, which suggests he's not simple). However, the plot is somewhat bland, lacking climaxes, and the interactions between the protagonist and Su feel somewhat limited and not very sweet. Overall, though, it's still quite good and worth reading.

The plot is very engaging; I'm looking forward to what comes next.

Overall, it's not bad; hopefully, the supporting characters can be made more vivid.

Keep up the good work, author!!!

To be honest, the writing is quite good, and the plot flows smoothly. A highlight is that the author doesn't focus solely on the main character; instead, the story revolves around supporting characters to develop the plot. I particularly enjoyed the encounters arranged by the author. I'm not very good at socializing and believe in fate, so this book was quite enjoyable to read. Finally, are there no villagers here anymore? 😆 Ghana

It's quite good, but the foreshadowing the author mentioned makes me feel like the ending won't be happy, or rather, there's a angst involved 🥺

Five stars, no further comments.