Classroom of the Elite: The Student Who Loves Drawing Lots

It's okay. There are no highlights so far. The main reason is that the protagonist plays a very small role. Brother Lu is okay as an opponent, but as a friend... Poof~ Is it really a fairy tale? Brother Lu has a great character (a pure egoist), but as I said, forget about being friends. Whoever writes like this will make me laugh at him forever [laughing and crying] Of course, there are systems to tell (it's a scam after all), but it's a pity that the protagonist currently only has one family background. That's all I'll say. After all, I don't want to see a protagonist. I have to cut off the signs as soon as possible. It's one thing for Brother Lu to be cool, but it's a big deal if it affects his own interests. After all, it's not honorable for brothers to "spare the knife". Four stars because you teach too little about realism. The number of stars is yet to be determined. After all, the plot you unfold is too much, too much.

The new book is quite good to read, and the plot in Practical Education is relatively novel. Also, the unpopular character Hasegawa has a lot of interactions in the early stage, which is relatively novel.

Good-looking, beautiful things, beautiful me, always not so beautiful, always so praised

I forgot to give you an equal share, really.

Very well written, I regret discovering it too early [face covering]

It's super interesting... It's been a long time since I've seen such interesting practical teaching articles.

If you could add more transitions, it would be as if the character could teleport.

It's delicious. You can eat it together.

Come on, practical teaching text

The content is quite good and to my liking [Blow a kiss]