The Campus Belle Sits Beside Me, So I Make My Move and Confess

This book is geared toward light-hearted daily entertainment. The protagonist is a very ordinary, even somewhat dishonest, down-and-out young man who time travels into the body of a high school student who was very similar to his own childhood. He has experience in his previous life and has the character of a veteran. He can live a good life again even without the system, so the system is just the icing on the cake, trying to add some fantasy to the ordinary life. The tasks of the system are very simple but mostly long, and the rewards are not that good. A hundred days of confession is the courage and persistence of love. Although it is embarrassing, the early stage of love itself will start from embarrassment, which just makes it a little bigger. Running a hundred kilometers, a thousand kilometers, and sleeping enough for a hundred days, isn't this what everyone often calls self-discipline? But in real life, many people can't do it, including me, so the system just gives him a reason to discipline himself and let the protagonist become a better version of himself. So-called rewards, such as charm +1, if you exercise self-discipline and become more confident, your charm itself will increase. I saw some people in the comments asking why the protagonist time-traveled into someone else instead of his own past. What I think is that as the author, I have given him the opportunity to experience youth again, so there is no need to give you the plug-in of omniscience. If you are young again, it will still be a youth of unknown future, whether there will be so many regrets. As for the harem plot, because people will encounter many people of the opposite sex who like or are liked by people on the road of life. Because of the novel, I just concentrated them in the same time period. Emotional entanglements and inner choices have always been indispensable in life. I didn't think so many people would read this book. It was the first time I wrote a novel about relationships, and I thought I would just write it myself for fun. Now that so many people are reading it, I feel a lot of pressure.

A good book, system + daily life + harem + Wenzhao Gong, although the routines are a bit ordinary but not boring. Although there is a system, the system presence is very low, almost non-existent. The main problem with this book is that the tasks given by the system are not mandatory, but the protagonist will complete them all. This leads to too many and too messy tasks for the protagonist, squeezing out the portrayal of other characters (especially in the case of multiple female protagonists, like Jiang Ruan Ruan, who has many plots in the early stage and almost none later). The heavy task line also makes it impossible to describe the main line in detail. I can only say that it is too complicated to write, and many details cannot withstand careful scrutiny (for example, in the plot about slandering the unspoken rules, I didn't understand why the woman who relied on her body to get the upper hand wanted to stab her in the back. Maybe I was a little sleepy in the middle of the night and missed some of the plot [eating melon]) I personally think it's worth a read, and it's a good choice to pass the time (the daily writing is really good, and it can bring back memories of my student days). In my opinion, it can reach an above-average level, and it deserves a small recommendation.

It's very interesting. I hope that the system behind it will only help the male protagonist to learn self-discipline and get to know each female protagonist. The music only needs to be better than that of the female protagonist. It doesn't necessarily have to be the best, because the female protagonist is just a powerful ordinary person. Write more about the all-round aspect, omnipotent but not invincible. Don't suddenly make millions in the future. As long as it is not too brainless, I will keep pursuing it [Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart]

I don't think this book should have a rating of 7. The description of the characters is very realistic. I can only say that many of the characters in it have very similar personalities to me. My situation is also the same. I have a lot of love around me, but I may still not be able to let go of my first love, but I want to start a new one. It makes me very conflicted. Maybe this article is not pleasant, but it is very comfortable.

It's very good and very good. Come on, the author. I feel that this rating is low. It's a very good book. I have many others that I'm following at the same time, but this is the only one that I can keep reading. Don't be a eunuch [blowing kiss]

It's pretty good to watch, but it can be seen that the author's writing style is not so skillful, and the characterization is not very detailed. Many things are mentioned in one stroke. In fact, if it is not a special character that triggers the plot, there is no need to describe it. Even if it is ambush, it can also be used to describe some psychological activities. Overall, the plot is okay.

The book is still ok to write. After all, it is a slow-burning type. If you read it patiently, it is still ok. But the age setting of the protagonists and heroines is too young. I think it might be better if they are set to be eighteen years old from the beginning. Personal opinion, don't worry about the author. The age is too young and it is difficult to develop the emotional line. It lacks a bit of soul.

Although there are various problems, such as conflicts and refreshing settings, as well as the lack of contrast between the protagonist's soul as a Bensan adult and his identity as a high school student, compared with other Tomato works on the same track, the character settings are already very human-like, and the realistic logic is relatively reasonable, so I can give you five points. See you later

The content of this book is quite in-depth. After reading many articles on the brainless rebirth love system, this book is a clear read, and the characters are also deeply portrayed. All in all, it is a book worth reading [Like]

I want to know which one my seatmate and the girl who is number one in grade will choose. I'm so confused.