Can You Please Stop Distracting Me from Studying?

It's a very interesting book, but when reading this book, don't forget that the protagonist has delusions, and some irrational things may be fantasies. The author writes with a very literary feel, which makes me feel like an educated youth in the 1980s and 1990s😘😘😘The characters are well created. It is obviously an ordinary campus life, but it creates an extraordinary feeling. There are quite a lot of doubts in this book. I hope it will be updated more.

I found this book by chance. I really found a treasure. It is really well written. It was like my wife came to me with a bowl and fed me fine chaff. The first-person perspective is very well written, with no abrupt parts. The plot is like daily thoughts, just say whatever comes to mind, but it is organized and very comfortable to watch. The psychological rants are also very funny, and the depiction of the protagonist's out-of-the-box thinking is really cool. I also liked to think wildly in high school. Reading this book now gives me a melancholy like the death of youth, full of confusion in life (and I am now a high school student living in a dormitory, which makes me even sadder), just like the title of the novel, like a dream. Because of the first-person perspective, the relationship between some characters is not very clear. Chang Huan suddenly became an adult, which made me a little confused, but it does not prevent it from being very interesting. Finally, I just want to say to the author, madam, you have worked hard, but don't be idle, update soon! Young lovers must be sweet!

It's amazing. It's a completely unexpected narrative method. Because it's in the first person, the early text feels childish, straightforward and sour. It's completely different from the current popular writing style. It's too true and too touching. It fully highlights the advantages of the first person. It not only portrays the protagonist Chang Huan in a real and relatable way, but also relentlessly portrays other people. At the same time, it fits the narrative method and plot arrangement very well. The transition directly to the period after college is very depressing. It feels like both Chang Huan and Xin Yue are sick, and their emotions will pour out at the slightest moment. It is so empathetic. The plot is interlocking, the characters are real and vivid, the text touches people's hearts, and the details between the lines reveal the attention and love for life. I give it five stars and continue to follow up.

A quick look at Youth Campus becomes suspenseful and brain-burning. The first person is used very well, which I personally think is the most admirable aspect of the book. First, the description is detailed in the heart. People who like fantasy are like this. They always think more than they say in reality. If they dare not say it in reality, they will curse it in their hearts. The second is a strong promotion of the plot. Everything we perceive from the first-person perspective is the subjective view of the protagonist. If the protagonist deceives himself, we will also be deceived. What this showed in the early stages was the extreme inconsistency in characters or plots. For example, when I sent a love letter in the first chapter, it was said that the love letter was scented with cherry blossoms, but later it was said that it was scented with roses. I thought it was the author's negligence at first. Later, when cherry blossoms appeared repeatedly in other plots, I realized that this might be an intentional contradiction, and cherry blossoms are a special symbol of the protagonist's psychological problems. Another example is that Nie Muqi's character has always been weird. How could Chang Huan's father, a domestic violence man, die trying to save others. As I read it, I felt a strange sense of madness in this book. It turned out that this was just a bizarre fantasy world.

(Alleged spoilers) I like the reversal technique very much. When reading, it really feels like the memory in the mind of a mental patient. The characters are full and vivid, and it was really funny in the early stages (I memorized jokes all night long... Trying to possess the author's great speaking talent)!! The perspective of each character formed a puzzle of the truth. As the curtain slowly opened, I almost forgot that it was the protagonist's emotional line. Instead, I was immersed in the more serious plot and the author's unique writing style. The author really carefully created the characters! A breath of fresh air in tomato fast food novels!!! Author, I love you!! Keep waiting for updates! 😻😻😻

I really like it, I really like it. There are so many small details and foreshadowings. I started to feel that the writing was very good. I read it as a campus novel. But after reading it, I discovered that there were a lot of details that were wrong. Chang Huan's mood was very strange, and Chang Huan's interactions with others seemed to be missing something. Could the grand party be part of Chang Huan's experience, and Chang Huan jump over the building? But not dead. There are also many stories hidden behind Liu Xinyue. Congratulations to the author, he writes beautifully [KISS][KISS][KISS] Chang Huan's memory hides a lot of things. In fact, he should have forgotten the memory of He Muhao. And I feel that Chang Huan is not as unpopular as I thought. There should be many people who like Chang Huan, but he seems to have forgotten it again, just like he has forgotten the memory of teaching Zhang Ziyi to resist. I don't know if my guess is accurate. I'm really looking forward to the next plot

The writing is smooth, the writing style is soothing, the writing is acceptable, the logic is correct, the progressive relationship is clear, and the narration and first-person are well handled. What I like very much is that it is based on reality and is more real. It does not have the utopian and beautiful fantasy vagueness. The character creation and character creation are also very good, like students and teenagers in the true sense. This is the author's most successful point in this novel - the sense of reality. This is better than most novels, whether they are published or unpublished, popular or not. But of course, there are some shortcomings. The excessive relationship between events is not well grasped. I know that most adolescents are capricious and unpredictable. Maybe the author also wants to express such a trait, but it needs to be more natural. There should be some reasons for insufficient foreshadowing. Generally speaking, the author has written very successfully. Come on

I think it's quite interesting, and it doesn't mean that the writing is particularly good, but it's just that young children want to keep reading and finish it. (Now it's all from the first perspective. Will there be a chance to describe the protagonist from other people's perspectives? I always feel that the protagonist is not as bad as he said. I want to know what the protagonist looks like in other people's eyes.)

The writing style is beautiful, and the whole book is lightly lingering with sadness. Chang Hui's joyful self-deprecation feels like vulnerability covered by a confident humor. Even in the first person, it is like peering into the life of a young man through the fog, as if he is far away. This feeling of alienation reminds me that some people will not tell the truth when writing diaries, as if they are imagining it to others, and they will always unconsciously beautify or tamper with the memories in their diaries. It turns out that Chang Huan really has intermittent amnesia... No wonder the contents of the diary are intermittent and confusing. But I don't know why this book made me so sad. Maybe it's because of the sophisticated nature of people? Maybe it's because of separation and separation? Maybe it was Chang Huan's state of mind, and the kind of nonchalant observation and recording that pretended to be cold and calm made the atmosphere too melancholy. 😢

Very very beautiful! Although it is a first-person narration, the writing is very good! It wasn't even until halfway through that I realized it was in the first person. Although I didn't hate first person, I still felt awkward, but not with this book! The plot is interesting and humorous. I like the character of the protagonist very much, the feeling of joy in suffering, and the psychological activities in the front are very interesting, but there is always a very faint sadness. The only drawback is that there are some bad sentences and typos (as well as multiple words and the like) that affect the viewing experience, but other than that it's good!! Big cheers for the author! It's really beautiful (*^▽^)/★*☆ Very nice! (I finished reading the updated chapters in one go and couldn't help but comment on it again) It's different from the feeling that most books give me nowadays. It has a fresh feeling, which is very special. The author's writing is also good! (It's not the kind of amazing, it's the kind of feeling that inexplicably attracts you to continue reading. But after reading it all at once, it's really sad (┯_┯)) Although I don't know why the score is not very high (I thought it was at least 8.5 Or above), the author, keep up the good work! (⑉°з°)-♡ (I'm not very good at talking, but it's really good to read! You'll know just by reading the book reviews. Although they are few, the reviews are all good!)