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Is There Any Fan Fiction About "Welcome to the Classroom of Strength-Supremeism"?
Remember, welcome to the classroom of strength-oriented doctrine and don't want other comics.
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Are There Any Books About Welcome to the Meritocracy Classroom?
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Travel Through the Comic World
Are there any novels where the heroines are Kosaki Onodera in "Pseudo Love" and Yuzuru Nishinomiya in "Shape of Sound"?
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I Want to Watch a Classroom of Supremacy of Strength. the Protagonist Is Dark, Handsome and Powerful.
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I've Seen Some Real-Life Fandoms Lately, but I'm Quite Disappointed.
The existing romance, dedication to the class, and striving for 100% employment are all present in the original work, so why should I watch the fandom? What I want to see is original characters causing trouble in this school and leaving people helpless.
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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? ? ?
Tsk
The protagonist who makes people laugh is judged to be innocent.
Everyone says it looks good, but why can't I see what's so good about it?
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.
In the sixth chapter, Ayanokouji began to practice mental techniques. Is it a pity that Ayanokouji cannot be repaired? Licking the dog.
Personally speaking, I can only say that it's okay. First of all, the author's protagonist's mentality is very well written. As an old immortal cultivator, his aloof and aloof mentality is very well written. He will not be angry with him for anything or even if he is insulted by others (after all, his status is too far away, and anger is an emotion for people of the same level). He will help them and take exams by himself. But there are also bad things. First of all, the protagonist is a cultivator who has lived for hundreds of years. He has traveled through the world of immortality. If you write that the protagonist has traveled through time and become this person, what else can you do about memory fusion and the like? I am you. Even for the sake of the heroine, the protagonist can go out and be a hero to save the beauty. Although it is cliché, it can't be effective. The main protagonist can be a good person, help them, and give some benefits to others and people who are destined to meet, but there is no limit to helping everyone. For example, after the exam, Yukimura provokes, By the way, this should be a harem with multiple heroines.
It's worth appreciating. When I read the synopsis at the beginning, I thought it was going to be some kind of heroine who couldn't fight against a time-traveling girl. I didn't expect that after reading it, I felt completely comfortable. 1. The heroine is a lady, has the talent to attract attention, is smart and clever, can afford to take things on, and doesn't give the scumbag a chance. They are very knowledgeable and have an online IQ, so they will never suffer. 2. Jiang Yan, not much is revealed, but after reading it, you will sigh. 3. The writing is solid and the descriptions are detailed and vivid.
I feel like the male protagonist is dispensable. It would be better to set the male protagonist as a system from the beginning. It feels the same whether there is a male protagonist or not. The first so-called "fight of wits" was the male protagonist's mechanical deity. In addition to adding a little element of cultivating immortality. Others are ordinary. Not much to see
Let's take a look first. The settings for cultivating immortals are quite convenient. It's better to say that dimensionality reduction has already hit [laughing and crying]
I thought it was the model of a passionate high school, but I didn't expect it to be a two-dimensional school plus cultivation. I have never watched the second dimension, so I basically don't recognize the characters in it. If it weren't for the element of cultivating immortality, I would have stopped watching it.
Is the protagonist too licky?
I haven't seen many people who deal with this kind of supernatural power in practical teaching who can write it well. I'll give it 4 stars first and see how I write it later.
There is one thing to say, it's pretty good! At the very least, it's very good so far, far beyond my expectations, and the original plot test is also very careful. It's good, good, good. Hope you can stick with it!
It's well written. Come on, try to include all the beauties [laughing evilly]
The harem is still a single female protagonist.
It feels very good, and I haven't changed Lu Ge's character. If in the follow-up, the protagonist can challenge the world alone and create miracles, this novel will be interesting. The miracles I am talking about are moving continents, maps, and creating new ones.
The exam plot behind the original work is simply unsettling, so go for it.
The writing is very good, but I hope that the protagonist's ability to cultivate immortality will be limited. I feel that this is a mindless and cool novel. I hope there are more wits and interactions. Also, it is not interesting enough. The author should spit out some stock.
I feel like it will be a good work (。・ω・。)ノ♡ First of all, the second creation combined with cultivation is surprisingly effective. ⁄(⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄)⁄ I hope the author will not stop updating QAQ Then I hope that the following content will not be too ooc (It refers to the settings that are not in line with the original work. After all, some of the second-generation character settings are a bit biased...) Finally, look forward to the follow-up plot! (∠ω< )⌒☆
There are some handsome guys in the comment area. He is practicing Qi now and not Mahayana. Why do he still need to be so cool?
It's so good-looking, holy shit, it's so good-looking, why doesn't anyone watch it? ! Show them all to me! ! ! ! ! It's actually really good-looking... I don't know why the updates and ratings are so low.
It's really good
Yes, the original plot is okay, but it's just not enough to watch, so how can I fix it? None of the characters jumped
The subject matter of cultivating immortals is so novel, and the self-created exam is something that many practical teachers don't have!
It would be great if I could do 300 chapters a day