Class D: The Talent We Need to Cultivate

It's pretty good to watch. I'm looking forward to Jia Jia and the male protagonist's sweethearts, and then Kikyo becomes yandere. The author writes it well, but if the author wants to tie all the female protagonists to the male protagonist, I would be very worried. If they are friends, that's fine, but if there is a lot of interaction, it will be inevitable. It will collapse, so my suggestion is to increase the plot of Gaga and the yandere Platycodon 😘. Gaga is like fireworks, disappearing suddenly after appearing. This is the shortcoming of multiple female protagonists. There is no way, but the author's writing is very good. Come on, look forward to the follow-up I raise the flag for Platycodon

1 The male protagonist doesn't know the plot 2 The male protagonist's secret is the palace of thought (very consistent with the scientific battle of wits) 3 The male protagonist is weak and is held down by the blackened Kushida (I'm so excited) 4. The male protagonist has a good personality, is serious and responsible, but sometimes gets discouraged. 5 I saw the evil Asasi, a precursor to a romantic comedy

Today I tied it in one breath. The author's writing is very suitable to my taste [top post][top post]. The male protagonist has a gentle and gentle personality but not too weak. He feels like he can chat with everyone. The plot is also okay. There is nothing obtrusive. The daily writing is also very feeling and touching. I feel that campus life is unfolding before my eyes. I hope that the author will continue to work hard. I feel that your writing is very good. It is not toxic as you said. Writing, it is already amazing if you dare to write freely. I am looking forward to the plot of Long Yuan's appearance. [Please update] [Please update] I feel like Konoe's performance was weird in the uninhabited island exam🥺

The protagonist is well created and the plot is advanced very reasonably. Overall, it is the best practical fanfic I have ever seen on Tomato. I hope the author can work harder and make more. I am really looking forward to it [I learned it] [I learned it] [I learned it]

Very good, I really hope there is a practical teaching that can reach the ending

But man, it looks really good! Poison, poison, poison, poison, Kushida's epic enhancement, unparalleled abilities, and a twisted love affair with the male protagonist, and he is unwilling to announce the relationship with the male protagonist for the sake of social interaction, but he has no desire to control the male protagonist; the male protagonist has thoughts Wei Palace does not have any early talent behind it. It is the first time that I see a female protagonist with a halo of wisdom, and the male protagonist has a succubus physique. Although he has an ambiguous relationship with other girls, he is controlled by Kushida. There are many emotional scenes with Kushida. Moreover, the author seems to be very concerned about the male protagonist's emotions, making it difficult to recall other plots. The daily game of ABC class is based on the male protagonist's charm (succubus attribute) (I looked at the comment area, most of them are about the male protagonist's emotional issues). I know that there are many beautiful girls who are actually tutoring, but the way the male protagonist solves their problems is almost always to use his own charm to win their favor and then help. As a result, almost every time there is an accident and he successfully develops a relationship with the beautiful girl (or even falls in love directly). And since the beginning of the uninhabited island, the author seems to have changed. Before the uninhabited island, it was still very good. I endured the uninhabited island, but it turned out to be more poisonous than the uninhabited island. Not to mention Kushida's twisted feelings for the male protagonist, that is to say, all the other girls were ambiguous with the male protagonist, but Kushida had to eat up all the scenes? If you want to be a single girl from the beginning, don't let there be so many ambiguous girls!? You can't write about the daily life of a harem. Almost every good-looking girl has an affair with the male protagonist. You can't write about it. You might as well not write so much in the first place.

I don't know why but I just like Platycodon very much. I'm very interested in Platycodon's setting.

It can be considered a high-quality book among practical teachings. The character of the protagonist is well developed and not too outstanding. On the contrary, many things are similar to ordinary people's thoughts, which makes readers feel more involved. The intervention in the plot is just right, not too much, and there is no need to be in the limelight, but it plays a key role, and the arrangement of the original protagonist is okay, so as not to be completely marginalized or antagonistic. I can't comment on the emotional line. After all, my level is just that. Writing emotional lines is not my specialty, but from a reader's perspective, it's actually quite enjoyable.

It's so good, I'm looking forward to the next episode. Personally, I still hope that Little Platycodon can have a better ending.

Personally, I really enjoyed reading it. The author wrote it very well. (Hopefully not a eunuch) Everyone has what they like to read and what they don't like to read. The author doesn't need to pay attention to those who go too far. Come on. 😄