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Those who stray into pure love will run away quickly, those who fantasize about party disputes will run away, and those who care about OOC will run away quickly. If you are still hesitating, then I can only say that this is the original work of Practical Education. It has a perfect blend of funny wits, love, and passion. To be honest, the last time I watched the wits and I shed a cold sweat was when I watched Dora's Adventures. The language and logic in it are rigorous and the IQs of all the members are online. Especially the moment the troublemaker came out, I was sweating all over. The pressure of the troublemaker was too strong. I still don't understand how Dora found him. If you don't run away, you still think you are a beauty. After reading this, promise me to give you five stars so that this good book can be promoted to more people.

I was almost embarrassed to quit when I saw the first person narrative at the beginning. Fortunately, I got to the end. It is probably the best practical teaching article I have seen on Tomato so far. I finished it in two days and it was not enough [please update]

I haven't read the book, but I have a question. You said there are 14 female protagonists, but there is no golden finger, so how do you satisfy them? Just curious

After reading it all night, I finally finished it. The writing is really awesome. Although I have not read the original work, I have read many second-generation works that compete with each other. However, that one was reported and the author stopped believing it. Oh, that one is actually quite good. It's a pity. Come on, author.

Needless to say a good book, I read it from 12 o'clock to 2:47 , I finally finished reading it. As for the love line, I just want to consider not having more than 20 female protagonists. If there are too many female protagonists, readers will not be able to read it, and I feel that the author cannot write 20 female protagonists. Then, in the middle, when the author was writing the setting, the male protagonist got married again before he lost his memory. I It feels like a poisonous point. When I saw it, I was struck by lightning. I dared to blind everyone. As for the future story line, I would like to give the author a big suggestion. Don't make the world view too big, otherwise it will not be written well and become the biggest poisonous point of the book, resulting in a bad ending or a low score. Come on! The author is great

The first 2,000 pages are okay, the stitches are not big enough to read, but in the middle, there are a lot of stitches, and it explodes... A bunch of female protagonists are combined into one chapter just by their names, the harem is expanded, and the plot is reduced. The early stages are pretty good, I recommend reading about half of it.

The longest-lived person I have seen so far, and the writing is also good. The protagonist is not handsome and has no sense of empathy. Other than that, there is no problem.

Let you see my review and give it 5 stars It was okay at first, the character design was quite consistent, and there was a bit of pseudo-love routine in it (all kinds of promises made when I was young). Japan's youth is really enviable! The backend is a bit broken (too many girls have been added, and those who have read the manga may find it a little confusing). It's a doujin, so it's pretty good. I hope the author will keep up the good work! ❤️

It's a pretty good book. It's a book that accepts girls quickly and eats up quickly, but it's not like Bulldozer, which basically has a plot and emotional lines. Moreover, it contains a harem and a side story several years later, and the heroine's daily life, and they have children. But, it seems that they are all girls, although they are ordinary, but they are all happy. It's good at least in the early stage, but every book cannot be without its shortcomings. As long as the protagonist decides that the harem is wireless and inclusive, then Ayanokouji shows me the twist. The song is over (referring to the middle period). The protagonist Ayanokouji is not on campus because he has a free harem of 10 pigs' feet at any time. Although the protagonist is saved, Ayanokouji is kicked out of school, but you forgive him. Although it is for money, you don't have to leave him in the dormitory. You must know that Horikita basically lives with the protagonist.

After reading some, I accidentally read the title at the end and found out that it is a real variety comic. It seems to have completely broken away from the framework of practical teaching. I read it for practical teaching purposes [I almost cried]. It doesn't hurt to add a few variety comic characters in the beginning, but more and more later on, they are completely divorced from practical teaching. If you read it for the purpose of comprehensive comics, it should be okay.