Classroom of the Elite: Special Lessons from the Scumbag Ayanokoji

Encouragement from fellow fans of the "Real Classroom" fanfic 😏😏 But it feels a bit too bland. Overall, it's not challenging enough, so I'm leaving now 😏

My newly released book has a slightly different style from the original. I hope everyone will share their thoughts and give it your support! Uh... I hope everyone doesn't take this as a serious, educational fanfic. Just enjoy it for fun. The work has a dry humor style and references real-life films. This book deviates significantly from the original story, so readers are advised not to project their understanding of the original plot onto the characters to avoid discomfort.

Five stars for encouragement, but I just don't see where this Ayanokouji scumbag is, I didn't see it at all 😏😏

Keep writing, author! [Please update more frequently!] I believe in you! 😎 Remember, don't stop updating! 😠 I'm saying it three times: Don't stop updating! 😠 Don't stop! 😠 Don't stop updating! 😠

Aside from the slightly awkward beginning that forcibly connects the classmate and ex-girlfriend, the rest of the writing is quite good. The protagonist is Ayaka from the novel version. As we all know, novels become manga/manga become anime/anime become live-action. This process involves adaptation. Classroom of the First Class was a novel first, followed by the anime.

The author's writing is very enjoyable; I hope there will be more risqué scenes, and at the very least, the updates won't stop.

Four stars. The characters are well-developed, and the sentences flow seamlessly. The only drawback is the protagonist's personality; he is no longer a transmigrator, but simply Ayanokouji. The author doesn't portray Ayanokouji as someone possessed, but rather as someone with the memories of a transmigrator. The transmigrator's soul has long been extinguished.

A harem is a must, okay?

I really enjoyed this novel. The protagonist's approach to each exam was improved compared to the original story, which better showcased his abilities. Furthermore, the novel introduced new characters and generated new plot developments, showing that the author put a lot of thought into it. It makes me very much looking forward to the rest of the story. Keep it up, author!

It's a very good book, the content is excellent, and it's a very engaging and informative book for the new curriculum. It offers fresh and substantial content, and I found it particularly captivating. The animation is also very well-integrated. I believe this is a classic book, and I think it will resonate with many readers. I highly recommend it for its various plot points.