Hikigaya Welcomes You to the Classroom of the Elite

The writing is very good. It's been a while since I've seen anyone write about Hikigaya's practical teachings. Now there's only one in Shuke that's being updated. Finally, there's a new one.

This book is quite good. I originally read it because of the big teacher and the real teacher, but after reading it, I probably don't think so. The big teacher is quite complete, the real teacher is almost no more than a plot character, and Brother Lu is basically a stranger to me. But just when I was relatively disappointed, this book's big teacher's style of dealing with things is still quite complete, and the most important thing is that it is enjoyable to read. In terms of the plot, I am quite satisfied. In fact, if this book is read as a fan, it should be rated at most four points, but it can be regarded as a healing type and is very helpful in dealing with interpersonal relationships in life. The key is that it is not like other books. It can make me happy and let me learn. It is very good. To be honest, except for Brother Lu, it didn't make me feel depressed. By the way, Big Teacher, I haven't finished the third season. What's going on? I heard that 🐛Nai won? Why is the great teacher still single now? I can't get five stars, but I still hope the author will read it. I'm quite interested in this book. Just talking about the article, I feel like I don't know who said it, and it's a bit confusing. There is still hope for more connected content, just like the previous one where a girl was teased and caught by Platycodon. I think most readers, including me, hope for a follow-up. That's it, you don't jump when you should jump, and you just live a week when you shouldn't jump. The article contains too many specific explanations, which can be used as complaints or explanations, but the length should not be too big. There are no good suggestions. There is also character description. Isn't this great teacher's character background wrong? There is also Lin Xiaolu. Anyway, apart from the female characters and some characters I don't know much about, I can accept them. To be honest, I gave this book five stars before probably because of my tolerance for Kushida Kikyo. I have always liked this character. By the way, the enhancement of O-Sensei is a bit too small. A slight reduction in strength is the sensitivity. Well, O-Sensei in high school will definitely be more bearable. In the recent plot, the strongest masterpiece of the Black Room directly fucked Emo in two sentences. It was a bit too small. Before, it was fine.

The Riqing flavor is very strong. Unfortunately, many people are still not used to the first-person perspective. After all, many times when those speeches are made, one still has to guess which character made them. The audience is small. If the author does not accurately grasp the character's personality and write language that matches the character's personality, he may not understand what is being said. All in all, it requires a lot of writing power. Good news: At least judging from the progress I've seen so far, the characters' personalities are well understood.

What should I say? Author, where did you find the humanoid succubus version for both men and women? Hachiman 🤦

Pay attention, read this book with your brain in mind, and don't miss any of the dialogue, otherwise you will not be able to tell who is talking. It's not embarrassing, the style of this book feels a bit like an author from Mao. I don't know if it's a trumpet, but overall it's pretty good. I still don't want to change it. I still need to think about who said it. Am I reading a suspense novel?

It's pretty good, and there's a huge gap between it and other fellow Tomato practitioners.

He is like a sober and romantic real-life person, observing alone and unconsciously showing himself, as if he is unconsciously loving the world while complaining.

This book is so beautiful. The character image and inner monologue of the great teacher are really restored. It is a must-have for your bookshelf [Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart]

It is a rare first-person novel. Except for some dialogue sentences that are difficult to see clearly the main body (very few), it is a novel with no poisonous points at all. I have read both of Shuke's books. Obviously, this one is higher in terms of richness of content and the author's seriousness, but I feel that Hikigaya may be a little too strong (invincible?) No, I haven't watched it for just a few days, why was it taken off the shelves?

It's super nice. It's a pity that it's a free platform. I'd rather give it a gift.