I Told You to Date Her, Not Slam a Lunch Tray into the Campus Belle's Face!
叫你谈恋爱，你拿餐盘暴扣校花？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- While the School Beauty Isn't Looking, I Slam My Lunch Tray on Her Head趁校花不注意，反手餐盘扣她头Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
462Chapters
144Reads · 30 days
201.5kReads · all time
6.5Score
20Listens
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Ugh, I'm in a Reading Rut. I Can't Get Into Anything, but I Still Want to Read
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Absolutely right! Destroying the previous system was so satisfying! 🤭🤭 I also decisively gave up on the endless attempts to win over the protagonist. The male lead is quite to my liking; I'll give him four stars for now and hope it gets even better later.
Not bad! (·∀·) I didn't expect the protagonist to so easily and decisively wipe out the system group later on.
Very good. The character has strong moral values and, like most people, has their own bottom line. However, they aren't overly sentimental or overly sympathetic; they act decisively and without hesitation, treating everyone equally. The main character is exceptionally well-developed, and the plot is decent. Five stars!
Hopefully, it won't break off completely, won't be too sharp, and will end normally.
You say it's hard to win over someone who can't get 666, but you say you're afraid of hurting the other person if you can. You're such a hypocrite.
It's pretty good, but the pacing is too slow, and the walkthrough progresses very slowly. However, the author probably has their own plans. Also, the plot holes are too deep, and many things are confusing, which is also due to the slow pacing, making it a bit depressing to read. Hopefully, the author can speed up the pace and fill in the plot holes appropriately.
It's alright, at least the male lead is capable, even though his skills are quite villainous. He also easily destroyed the previous system, and afterwards, aside from having to monitor the corruption value, he can basically do whatever he wants, so it's not bad. [Learned something]
I'm still really looking forward to the sequel. Since it's set in a game world, I can accept anything, no matter how outlandish it is. Also, unlike other novels, it's not all gentleness and constant use of internet slang or ambiguity, making it a very comfortable read.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
In my opinion, this is definitely an excellent work. Its excellence lies mainly in the plot setting and character development. The excellent setting makes all the characters' actions seem very reasonable.