Classroom of the Elite: Fair Campus Competition

I will use the words that are the most direct, the most truthful, the least roundabout, the most heart-wrenching, the most hard-core, the most straightforward, the most poignant, the most ruthless and the most to the point, the least nonsense, the least roundabout, the least pretentious, the least pretentious, the least verbose, the least procrastinating, the least tactful, The most undisguised, the least hidden, the most straightforward, the most explicit, the most real, the most transparent, the most vicious, the most refreshing, the most refreshing, the most superior, the most energetic, the most enjoyable, the most brutal, the most effective, the most ruthless, the most accurate, the most stable, the most absolute, the most explosive, the strongest, the fiercest, the sassiest, the most reckless, the fiercest, the crispest, the brightest, the most transparent, the driest, The cleanest, most neat, the most domineering, the most hard-core, the most vigorous, the wildest, the most straightforward, the roughest, the least pretentious, the least cliché, the least formal, the least fussy, the most talkative, the most focused, the most results-oriented, the most truth-telling, the most core-focused, and the most focused on key points, it's a great book.

Okay, I feel like I won't survive the 100th chapter, because I've already finished all the second grade books before the 100th chapter🤔😨 Simply the fastest ever, without any lag. Normally, a game can be written with 10 or 20 cards, but this guy can solve it with 5 cards.

I feel like the author doesn't just want to write about the strength-oriented classroom, so the main plot progresses quite quickly. I think this is much better than many practical teaching fans, because I have seen too many books that slowly progressed, but ended up unfinished or in a dark room. The protagonist is also invincible, and overall it is a refreshing novel without any frustrating plot.

Although this book is said to be written at a very fast pace, the overall look is okay and quite comfortable. However, the emotional scenes are quite average. In this regard, it depends on personal feelings. Everyone feels different, so it is still worth reading 😄

It's okay, but the pace is too fast. Most of the plot is gone in less than 50 chapters. It feels like it will be over in 100 chapters if it continues like this. I just don't know if it will be a comprehensive comic in the future. After all, there is Kawasaki in the beginning.

🍉It's quite good, the pace is fast, there is no conciseness, more than 40 chapters are for the second grade, I have read so many practical teaching fans, and it is rare to see a book written for the second grade, and the protagonist is strong from beginning to end, without hiding what he is doing, pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, it is quite refreshing

It's okay, but there are still some problems with some details. In the test of praise votes, how could three classes use points to prevent dropping out? It is impossible for classes b and c to collect 20 million points.

It is a classic book, conservatively estimated to be among the top five in practical teaching. It is still a bit rare now. The timeline is progressing very quickly. The protagonist is now the student council president and entering the second grade. As a naturally growing genius, the protagonist has a bit of a middle school disease. The plot is coherent and smooth, worth watching 🥰 [Blow Kiss] 👍

The pace is frighteningly fast, and it feels like it will be over soon. It can't exceed 200,000 words at most, but it is very exciting, without any system, and it relies purely on talent to defeat everyone.

It's okay to write about a natural genius, but the writing style needs to be improved.