A Pure-Hearted High School Boy's Golden Finger: The Ice-Cold School Belle Wants to Throw Herself at Him
纯情男高金手指，高冷校花要倒贴
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 497k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 高冷校花难追，可为啥主动追我了Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's very good, the plot is also very attractive, and the way people deal with the world is also very transparent. The length is not very long, but fortunately the content is substantial and recommended. It is in line with my personal preferences.
The protagonist's murders are not sloppy at all, and there is no garbage to come to block, and there is no woman to give a speech like the Holy Mother.
This book is quite good to pass the time. It's hard to find good Tomato books. I think there are very few that catch your eye. If you are short on books, you can get into it. The writing is quite mature and the plot is not boring at all.
It is a relatively classic urban cultivation novel, but it avoids a lot of clichés. However, as a refreshing novel, there are still some unreasonable aspects, so if you like to study it carefully, I don't recommend reading it. Let the author go, and let yourself go.
Don't read it if you have the heart of a Holy Mother, don't read it if you like to look forward and backward, remember that the main purpose of this book is to have fun, and the three views are actually very good. The other supporting characters are more or less to set off the protagonist. After all, there is a difference between the main course and the side dish.
The plot is very smooth, with occasional ups and downs. Mainly in the early stages, I personally think the plot is more routine, but the latest part is pretty good. The fights are not perfunctory, and generally do not take any action, and leave no room for action, which is great!
I like Ye Xueer's character design better. If I like the protagonist later on, I think it is unique and fresh.
The male protagonist has a strong sense of justice. Perhaps this is the state of an expert. He will neither go to extremes to defend justice nor be an indifferent bystander.
It's similar to other urban novels, but the plot is more vivid, and the protagonist's character is not that controversial. I have read too many frustrated novels before.
The male protagonist is very kind to the female characters. Although those women may disagree, they don't necessarily use the male protagonist as a weapon.