Classroom of the Elite: I Control Cause and Effect, and Become a Legend of Advanced Nurturing High

Can you take Ibuki too? I'm really hungry [laughing]

It's pretty good to watch, and the cause and effect system helps a lot, but the ending with Manabe Shiho dropping out of school is still too abstract. There are a lot of descriptions of the relationship between the male protagonist Tennoji Kaede and Shiina Hiyori, and the daily life of many other female protagonists is also pretty good. After Ryuuen Sho changed classes, I vaguely felt that it was going to end, but I didn't expect it to be so soon, but I thought it would be acceptable to at least end it with Nagumo Masara stepping down. I hope the author can write the extra chapter perfectly. I am quite curious about their endings for the other female protagonists. I support the author. Thank you for sticking with me for so long [Like] [Like] [Like]

It feels pretty good. Maybe I've watched too many movies with multiple female protagonists. Personally, I think it's a pity to have only one female protagonist.

Five stars for this, I have read the latest chapter, the content is good, there are some fun moments and routines, the plot and development arrangements are also reasonable, the development of the characters' relationships is well controlled in all aspects, and finally, I hope it won't be written into a messy harem novel in the future, come on

In fact, I personally think it's pretty good-looking 2333, but it does have the disadvantages of starting in Class C as the author mentioned. But starting in c with Long Yuanding in front is also a good start, right? Therefore, Longyuan's transfer in the later period is indeed a good choice. Regarding the heroine, the harem episode at the end is quite imaginative, but it's still acceptable. But in fact, if you really want to write it like this, if you decide whether the heroine is too fast in the early stage, maybe it would be good to have more plots with the last eight. In short, it is a practical fanfic that I really like, and the one about a popular character.

Hiyori Shiina, the single heroine, has a side story later that turns into a harem. I can only say that both the single heroine and the readers of the harem are taken care of. Although the harem only has one side story, and the content is not very much, the plot is okay, and the highlights of the road are not many. The first grade exam The exams are all led by the protagonist. There is no content in the second and third grades, so we fast forward to graduation. Finally, we have 4 classes, all graduating with Class A. The content is quite rich. I give it a 4 star, because I, the Shiina Party, am adding one star.

Let me give you four stars first. I have followed it from the beginning to now. Let's talk about the advantages first The writing style is simple, the writing is solid, and the plot design is relatively interesting. At least it is fascinating and makes people watch it in one breath. It's really amazing that it can stay in my bookshelf even when I delete it over and over again. Then I talked about what I personally feel is weird. The Three Kingdoms game feels weird, and there was an inexplicable feeling in the final explanation. I personally feel that there are some problems in the connection and transition. Then, after the two days of Iwa's confession, I felt weird. I couldn't figure out what the problem was. Is it because the author was so excited when he wrote it? Still haven't specified the reason why there is a single female protagonist and multiple female protagonists? I personally feel like the latter. After all, once the relationship is confirmed, the tone is basically set. If there are multiple female leads, how will it be handled later? Will it collapse directly? I have been following this book until today, and I was deeply worried when I saw Hiyori's confession. I hope the author can read the sign and reply to my question.

It's really nice. Also, can the author stop being so stuck? Is it okay to add Ibuki as the heroine? Class C likes Ibuki and Hiyori. The author obviously wants to write about a single female protagonist, but why does he always write about ambiguous incidents with other female characters? Then they continue to have a single female protagonist, which is very strange. I don't understand what the author wants to write. The new special examination is also very chaotic. Is it to create an opportunity for ambiguity with Ai Ri? But aren't you a single heroine? A single female protagonist who is ambiguous with other female characters? To be honest, after watching the new special examination, I no longer want to read it. The main reason is that the protagonist has no clear goal of his own. He said that he wants to pursue Hiyori, but inexplicably, the other female characters have much more plots than Hiyori. There is even no plot for Hiyori at all (in the chapters I saw). It still wants pure love, which is very baffling. I feel like the author has not decided at all whether he wants to have a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists. He doesn't know what he wants to write. I don't think he has an outline. He just writes whatever comes to mind. I can only say that the author should work hard, at least it doesn't seem so contradictory at first. In fact, to put it bluntly, in this kind of campus novel, since it is a novel with a single female protagonist, the heroine's presence should be very high, because everyone in this kind of campus novel is rushing to exchange sweets with the heroine. If the heroine's presence is not high, not many people will really like to read it (personal understanding).

I haven't read the book, but I only recommend Rihe and Rihe as the female protagonists, don't add anyone else.

How about blowing up Feibo by the way? I can't wait to see how my fat boobs turn black