Assassination Classroom: The King of Popularity

I don't really like to write book reviews, but if the author is a newcomer, I can only reluctantly say it. First of all, this novel is generally very good, and it is more daily life. The protagonist and supporting characters have very distinct personalities. After reading it, I feel relatively happy. The disadvantage is that there are some logical problems in some places. It is not very coherent. Another feature of this book is that the author does not use traditional person narration, such as who said who and who, but uses the narrative method of Japanese light novels. If you have read less light novels, it may be a bit confusing and you can't tell who said what. It has great potential. I wish the author will be recommended soon.

I just want to see this kind of warm daily life. I have read too many dark stories about practical teaching and pretentiousness. The beauty of campus in classic Japanese comics is rare. It makes me feel that they are students, a group of young people, and they also have beautiful daily lives in this campus where conspiracy is rampant.

First of all, this novel has basically no poisonous points in terms of logic and plot. If there are, there are probably two points. One point is the so-called masochism in the comment area where the protagonist is constantly beaten by Suzune, but I feel that this is not a big problem at all. On the contrary, it is close to the original work. Suzune's character design is very reasonable, and the protagonist is not invincible, which is ahead of many other fan fictions. Secondly, in terms of reading, it may be because I don't like the symbol in the dialog box, so sometimes I don't know who said this sentence. Overall, I love watching it. Although the score at this time is low, I will definitely get an 8 in the future. I agree with it very much. I don't think it's okay to question anything. No one is born a writer. Only the thorny road has challenges. Keep writing hard. I am very optimistic about you. The heroine can have ringtones. I see the interaction between the two now and I honestly like it. The writing is too detailed. I'll ignore some things and it will feel like reading a running account.

Come on, author, I feel like this book has great potential. The daily writing is quite good. I wonder if the quality can be maintained if it really gets into the main story. I have a small problem at the moment, that is, the writing occasionally jumps a bit, and there are some minor problems with logic. For example, when Fei Bo gives bread to the male protagonist, I think it would be best to write down the specific process earlier. But these are minor issues. Looking forward to the author's follow-up

Although it's not a cool article, there's no need to be beaten all the time.

There may be some minor flaws in the front, but the plot in the back becomes more and more interesting, similar to that of Ri Qingxiang, which pursues reasonableness and authenticity. The collision of emotions and the feeling of youth make Tomato particularly eye-catching in the full of refreshing articles.

Rookie Ma, five stars, if you want to watch it, have lower expectations. Also, if you don't like Juebei, don't read it, and if you don't like Class D, don't read it. The author is still making progress, but because it's D, I don't know if the book can be completed to our satisfaction.

On the whole, the shortcomings do not overshadow the good points, they are more everyday. The heroines are Ichinose and Chihiro Shiranami, and Sakura is included. I feel that Kushida Kushida and Horikita should also be the heroines. I always praise the books with Kushida Kushida and Horikita. ⌯Oᴗo⌯ By the way, are there any other books with Kikyou Kushida as the heroine?

@Second Yuan Ito Makoto Is it multiple female protagonists or single female protagonist?

It's good-looking, I love reading it, it's a really relaxing campus life. I rarely see anyone write about Horikita Suzune. The campus life written by the author is very enjoyable to read. Please give me more. Thank you.