I Read a Love Letter at the Podium, and the Cold School Beauty Regretted It

Author, your writing is fantastic! It's definitely light and fun. I just want to ask if you'll accept all three female characters, or if it will transition to a single female lead later on? I love all three female leads with their different personalities! Wow, that's really true. One wife studies management, another studies finance, and yet another is a lawyer.

Author, please handle the three female leads well! Just a natural, unforced acceptance, no more. Three is just right, and the plot is so sweet! Please, no angst! Oops, angst is too heartbreaking. Five stars is a must!

This is my first time giving it five stars! I read the whole thing without any discomfort; it was a very comfortable read! The portrayal of the three female leads is excellent. But, how will the author manage to get them all? The "whiny girl's" family seems a bit scary. I hope the author keeps it up and carefully plans the way they get all the female leads.

I like harem stories, especially those with three or four female leads. I don't really like stories with a dozen or even dozens of female leads because I can't relate to them at all—it's ridiculous! The author's writing in this book really resonates with me. The three young women each have their own unique characteristics and distinct personalities.

I've been suffering from a reading slump for so long, and finally this one has caught my attention! However, I've always been wary of rebirth novels with multiple female characters' romantic relationships from the previous life. I hope the author can clean up those relationships, otherwise it always feels unsettling. After all, the main goal of a novel is simply to be enjoyable to read. [Currently rushing to finish a draft] Five stars! [OK]

This novel surpasses 99% of Tomato's romance novels, especially the character of the older sister, who is exceptionally well-developed. Personally, I think it far surpasses the clichéd arrogant childhood sweethearts found in many other urban novels. The most ingenious part is the epilogue about the older sister, where their experiences before their rebirth become the finishing touch.

This is the third book I've given five stars. The protagonist is genuinely charmingly cheeky, carefree and unpretentious. The heroine's innocence and the bittersweetness of romance fulfill men's fantasies. I'm looking forward to seeing their family life later on! 😏

The plot is fantastic, and the pacing is excellent, with a smooth transition between tense and exciting moments and relaxing sections every few chapters. Perhaps because Yang Jie and I are classmates at Jiangsu University of Science and Technology, seeing the various locations and scenes described in the book made me feel like I was reliving my unforgettable university life, resulting in a strong…

I've been reading this novel for six years, from the first year of junior high to the third year of senior high. Sigh, this is definitely one of the few novels I truly appreciate, and it's probably in my top 5. If life is going well, then please don't read angst-filled novels. A little bit of angst is fine, but please don't make it too cruel π_π. You must live up to the expectations of both Buddha and your beloved!

It's really well written! Author, could you please make this book longer? Even just 1000 chapters would be great! 😏😏😏 I think three chapters a day isn't enough 😏. If you could write ten chapters a day, I'd forgive you 😳. If that's not possible, promise us at least two thousand chapters 😳