Oh No! The Campus Beauty Found the Secret on My Phone

It's not finished yet, but so far, it feels like a breath of fresh air. The novel's logic is very rigorous, and every event and plot point is explained very cleanly, unlike the repetitive lives of the male and female protagonists in Tomato's mainstream urban campus novels.

It's good, very interesting, especially funny, with delicate writing and a slice-of-life style. It has a bit of an ensemble feel to it, at least it's one of the better ones on Tomato. It's just a bit short. I hope for more updates, and if the author ever disappears, please let me know...😳 It's really good, and it feels very relatable, like something that happened around us. The only downside is that the updates are too slow 🥺

Okay, this is truly amazing, a masterpiece of campus romance novels. The author is truly talented. Having read so many novels, this is the first one I've read that so beautifully blends the elements of "bickering lovers" and "flirting." I honestly can't find another book that's as well-written as this one.

The main theme is daring to think and act. You experience things you haven't done in the book, and you're drawn into memories of things you've done. The work originates from life but transcends reality, yet reality is often more absurd than fiction. The author either has a wildly imaginative mind, similar experiences, or has witnessed these events.

ⓘ From a personal perspective and in a rational discussion, it's still a very good read so far. Although it's described as having multiple female leads, it's more like an ensemble piece. The characters are well-developed and the story is humorous and interesting. These two main characters are really fascinating and are strongly intertwined! However, in real life, I would probably prefer the gentle and cute Zhao Mengning.

It's really good, and not just about multiple female leads. It's been a long time since I've seen a novel that brings characters to life like this; everyone has unique strengths and weaknesses. While sometimes they seem a bit eccentric, overall they resonate with readers of this age group. The plot is truly unexpected; I found it very interesting, the kind that really surprises you.

The inclusion of multiple female leads in this book is a flaw. Focusing solely on Lin Qiuyue would have been enough. Writing it as a typical youth campus romance novel would have garnered a larger following and significantly improved quality. The author's descriptions of campus love are incredibly detailed, capturing every nuance and satisfying my nostalgia for youth.

Personally, I think it's very well written, with a youthful feel, but it's too short and not enough to keep you reading. I hope there will be more frequent updates.

A campus slice-of-life novel. The female lead has a distinct and vivid personality; every appearance of hers makes me feel the vitality of youth. It's very well written. The male lead, well, he's still a decent guy. Highly recommended.

Based on the 37 chapters I've read so far, this book is definitely competent. The author may not have the writing style of a master, but they certainly possess literary skill. It's precisely this skill that makes the writing remarkably down-to-earth and vivid, like listening to the male and female leads chatting.