S-Rank Freshman: She's Just a Little Too Strong

The author's writing is very good, but it's a bit lacking. But when I read this book, I felt like I was mentally retarded. I didn't know anything and needed to look it up online, but I learned a lot of knowledge here🥰 Love the author so much😍😘

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This is my first review for a book after reading it for so long. I have read all the articles, many of which I have not read on Tomato. I think I can comment more objectively. I personally feel that the writing and plot are online, but the reasons why it has not become popular are probably the following: ① The pace of the Tomato Cool Article channel is slow, and the cool points are not obvious enough; ② Some nouns in the setting are difficult to remember (just like some people can't stand foreign-language translated masterpieces, because some unfamiliar words are more difficult to remember) for this type of readers, it will make them feel tired. I haven't found anything surprising so far. I may comment again after reading it (if I remember)

I finally found such an all-around powerful heroine. I also like her personality. Looks good, loves to watch, likes, supports, cheers The plot of the protagonist's clone is a bit unacceptable. It's just that when fighting, I think the clone is okay and even feels a little cool. But at other times, I can't accept the clone. It feels like it's not the same individual. Especially in this book, I feel that the clones are not the same person. It's still hard for me to accept the ambiguity between the deputy CP and the supporting role [face covering] After reading it, I felt a little confused. I don't know if it's my fault. I didn't feel much when I saw some characters die, including Li and Jane, which I liked better. Then I felt that the death was so sudden. Although many novels have such sudden death, in this book, it really felt so sudden, so sudden that I didn't feel it at all. I didn't feel anything after being resurrected, so I ended the reading rather hastily.

It's very beautiful, the heroine is so cute, silly, super powerful summoner, and an orphan. Later, he was adopted by his classmate's father.

Personal opinion: Although the details and character descriptions are relatively lacking (for example, the death of some characters is hasty or has few precursors, and I can't see it anyway [face covering]), the overall plot, image, and settings are very good (after a quick glance, I found that the previous foreshadowing and some settings were on point, which gave me an unexpected feeling). All in all, the book is very good, good luck to the author!

Author Da Hua'er and Xiao Ling are like this? ? ? ! ! Have you considered making a side story for them? [Almost crying] [Almost crying]

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, I like Ai Xuan ah ah ah (づ●─●)づ It's very interesting, but I don't understand the latter part. You'll understand after watching it a few times.

So why is no one reading such a beautiful book? I think the plot is pretty good.

Overall, it's pretty good-looking. The front part is okay, but as you get to the back, it becomes a bit unclear. It always feels a bit jumpy and stiff. Come on, look forward to the next book. However, I quite like some of the famous quotes quoted by the author and the popular science behind it.