The Only Cultivator in Classroom of the Elite
实教唯一修真者
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 123k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
55Chapters
4Reads
6.2Score
81.2kReads · all time
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Any Books About Classroom of the Elite?
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Crossover Anime, Slice of Life, Protagonist With Supernatural Abilities
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Any Fanfiction for Classroom of the Elite?
Just to be clear, I mean Welcome to the Classroom of the Elite, not any other crossover anime novels.
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Transmigrating Into a Crossover Anime World
Are there any novels whose female lead is like Kosaki Onodera from Nisekoi and Yuzuru Nishimiya from A Silent Voice?
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I’ve Seen Some *Classroom of the Elite* Fanfiction Lately, but I’m Pretty Disappointed
In the original, some characters are busy dating, others are devoted to their class, and still others are working toward guaranteed employment. If all that's already there, why read fanfiction? I want to see an original character stirring up trouble at this school and leaving everyone helpless to stop them.
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Could Someone Help Me Find Classroom of the Elite Fanfiction?
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Are There Any Novels Like Classroom of the Elite?
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Reader comments 50
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He went against the will of God and became a nanny for others.
The old monster who is a cultivator is a nanny, so damn awesome
The cultivator licks the dog
Seeing a woman unable to walk, living like a little brat for hundreds of years, yet having the ability to compete with others in a battle of wits and courage, you are so smart.
It's very bland and has no highlights, and I feel that the protagonist's behavior is very awkward. Just like Kushida, on the one hand, the protagonist wants to change her heart, but on the other hand, he ignores her and lets her continue to do the same thing as before, so why???
The protagonist who makes people laugh is judged to be innocent.
Tsk
Everyone says it looks good, but why can't I see what's so good about it?
In the sixth chapter, Ayanokouji began to practice mental techniques. Is it a pity that Ayanokouji cannot be repaired? Licking the dog.
How should I put it? The protagonist's setting is too high, even more outrageous than some system novels. This kind of setting is too overwhelming in campus novels. Not to mention martial arts, even if the protagonist is not smart, he can easily win by outsmarting him through various means. If he loses, he will always feel like a clown. The detached mentality is well written, but asking for personal benefits for the collective benefit somewhat affects the perception. I'll give it five stars first. I'll review it later if I think it's good. If not, I'll probably leave.