While I’m Still Young, Does the Campus Belle Want to Raise Me?

Kids, this is definitely a gem among Tomato's books. Both the character portrayals and the emotional narratives are excellent. It reminds me of the magazines I bought in junior and senior high school—those are my lost youth 😢. Five stars is the upper limit for Tomato, not the upper limit for my evaluation of this book. Just read it and that's it! 👍

The writing is delicate, and the character portrayals are spot-on, unlike something written by a newcomer. The changes in the three older sisters' attitudes towards the protagonist, and the scene where they go back to the countryside to see their grandparents, are all very well written. I couldn't stop crying while reading it early this morning. You win, bro.

This book is absolutely fantastic! It has to be added to my bookshelf. The three older sisters are all so vividly portrayed. I personally love Lin Yi the most; she's like the alluring and seductive "vixen" described in the book. She's also very caring towards the male lead, unlike Ai Xian, who's arrogant and stubborn despite caring about him.

The emotions are delicate. Aside from the ridiculously over-the-top synopsis, which I'll deduct one star from, everything else is flawless. It's exceptionally well-written; the three main characters are vividly portrayed and three-dimensional. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it from beginning to end. So far, I haven't found any major flaws. All I can say is, it was a fantastic read!

The writing is truly superb! It features a "raising a son" type of male protagonist, three older sisters—one delicate and charming, one aloof and arrogant, and one adorably naive and arrogant. I personally think the character portrayals are very well done; each one is distinct, especially the simple-minded one—it doesn't feel like acting. Moreover, the plot is excellent; the feelings are built up gradually through the little things in life, not overnight.

Wow, that's really well written! It gave me a warm feeling while I was reading it. 😄 The author's grasp of emotions is so precise; the deepening bond after getting to know each other feels so natural and comfortable, so incredibly satisfying 😳 In the early parts of the book, some readers might find Lin's words too harsh, and from the descriptions alone, it's certainly quite off-putting.

The writing is excellent, and the emotional descriptions are spot-on. While reading, I especially loved the scene where the male lead's mother recounts her past to him. Through the words, you could feel her inner turmoil, helplessness, and guilt; her eyes even welled up with tears. 😢 Author, please let the male lead's mother have a better life! ❤️

This is really well-written 🤦🤦🤦. The events flow very well, and the characters are well-developed. However, they probably haven't experienced truly difficult times, which is a bit... Unfortunate. Also, there's a slight embellishment. But overall, it's really well-written 🤦🤦🤦

This is an absolutely top-tier book I've read in 25 years. While the synopsis might deter some readers, it's definitely worth the effort. The characters are incredibly well-developed: the eldest sister is arrogant, sharp-tongued, and kind-hearted; the second sister is cunning and alluring; and the third sister is adorably naive.

One of the best books I've read in 25 years. The writing is delicate; just looking at the emotions and details, it's an absolute masterpiece. Overall, it's truly excellent. I hope the author maintains a consistent update schedule and that their writing continues to improve. (This is the first time I've written such a long review; it was really enjoyable to read.)