The Top Student Is Pretending to Be a Struggling Student Again

This is great! It doesn't seem like the kind of book Tomato would write; the premise really appeals to me. Hope the author updates soon! 😠 I ran into the author in the elevator 🤦. She pressed the eighth floor, which was hilarious. She's so good at hinting; maybe she likes me a little on the eighth floor? I countered by pressing the fourth floor, implying we seemed to have met on the fourth floor.

It's really good! The author's writing is excellent. Although the synopsis doesn't mention redemption, the story revolves around the mutual redemption of the two teenagers. It really broke my heart. The aloof and beautiful Jiang Fengyan could have lived a carefree and bright life like his younger brother, following their father.

This is the first time I've read such a tragic campus romance novel with two male leads. While reading, I was repeatedly shocked by the plot. The storyline is somewhat complex, but I think the author wrote it very well and clearly. There are still many exciting developments to look forward to.

It's so good! I hope it continues! I really love Jiang Fengyan's character; it feels like he's standing right in front of me. I hope Yan-baobao can live happily ever after. I hope the couple will have a sweet and loving relationship! ₍₍ ง(*Ӧ)ว ⁾⁾

It's exceptionally beautiful, with delicate language. The two children don't come from glamorous backgrounds, but rather their ordinary yet realistic lives are told in a gentle, relatable way. There are hopes and expectations, confusion and helplessness, suffocation and despair, bitterness and hardship, but also warmth and redemption.

This book is really realistic. The protagonists in other campus novels I've read before were all unrestrained, free-spirited, and courageous in pursuing their dreams, but this book made me feel a sense of oppression and reality 😢😢. The author writes really well, and I will definitely finish reading this book 💕💕

This story feels really different from others I've read. None of the other campus romance novels with two male leads have given me this sense of oppression and realism. After reading "The Fake Scumbag," this is the only one that really suits my taste. And surprisingly, I didn't skip any chapters this time! Author, please update more! I'm experiencing a reading slump, I need your support! 💕💕💕

It's absolutely amazing! 💕💕💕 But because Tomato (the author's pen name) is very strict with censorship, over 10,000 words were cut, which is incredibly disheartening. 🥺🥺🥺 Also, one thing to note is that the two male leads are in their final year of high school, preparing for the college entrance exam.

This book is my top choice for campus romance novels with two male leads. Qin Yu and Jiang Fengyan each have distinct personalities, and the other characters are also vividly portrayed. I hope they can be happy forever. Their love story is about not searching for a perfect person, but learning to appreciate an imperfect person with perfect eyes; it's also about whether giving in to someone makes…

It's one of the few novels I like on Tomato, and it's also the first one I've been willing to follow. I don't know why I was suddenly drawn to this book. I haven't been exposed to this kind of subject matter much, and it always felt a bit unrealistic and fantastical. But after reading this short story, I was still deeply moved by the vivid character of the male protagonist.