My Youth Romantic Comedy Is a Bit of a Mess

There are many protagonists who do whatever it takes to achieve their goals, but this is the first time I have seen the protagonist.

The content of the novel is okay, but I can give negative marks to the cover. As long as the cover is better, it will not be read by so few people. Also, the protagonist's character is twisted, so please don't change it if it continues to be twisted, thank you.

I've read Chapter 173 so far. This book is pretty good if it's written with people in love in mind. However, what attracted me to this book at first was that the protagonist was a person who could destroy everything for his own purposes, but in the end, the protagonist changed himself because of Tuanzi. How could a person with firm beliefs be changed by a chess piece in his own hands? The reason for the change was still the guilt caused by using the chess pieces. In the front is a ruthless, self-interested man, and in the back is a blind, soft-hearted, hesitant image. This sense of separation is too great (mainly because I want to see the kind of protagonist who is consistent, unaffected by external influences, and unswervingly self-interested. I don't like it. The protagonist can be changed by others, which gives me the feeling that the protagonist has his own will forced upon him by others.) However, this novel is very good, and the writing is top-notch. (Personally, I think) regardless of whether this novel meets my expectations, it is still a novel worth reading.

It's unexpectedly good. In my eyes, the protagonist also has some self-destructive image, but maybe it's written in a subtle way. In my eyes, the protagonist has become a tool to advance the plot and there is no obvious improvement in the character (in my humble opinion), but the relationship with the great teacher is quite good. Come on, I will always pay attention, hehe

It can only be said to be a true fan, not just a vent disguised as a fan.

Four stars. If you don't give five stars, it's due to personal issues 🤦 1. I personally feel that there is nothing wrong with the creation of the protagonist of this book (I think this kind of protagonist is in line with the protagonist that a Harmono fanfic should have in my mind. People are not perfect, and those who have problems are okay.) 2. The fan fiction has to be created by an indigenous person, not some system or time travel, so the setting of the family background of the protagonist in this book is a plus for me. 3. The reason why I didn't give it five stars is that I think that regardless of the if line, the original official partner of the main plot was Tuanzi. However, in the past, Tuanzi was encouraged to express his love for the great teacher, but in the end, he ended up with Tuanzi, which made me feel a little uncomfortable 🤦. I didn't think there was something wrong with the protagonist, but I felt that there was something wrong with choosing Tuanzi as the final official partner. Because the overall length of this book is not very long, in this case, the change of feelings is a little too fast, which makes me feel that Tuanzi's love is a little cheap? (Duango fans, please don't criticize me! 🤦) If I were following the series, I might only be able to give it 3 stars, which is a huge loss for me. I only gave four stars to the Yangno on the if line at the back. 4. In fact, I personally tend to prefer supporting characters in light novels, so in the narrative of 3, I also like or dislike them, and I can't understand this change of feelings. 5. Tomato is a very good fanfic. Although there are many periods in the text, this really affects the perception. But the description is really good, rather than the Northeastern-flavored dialogue that some texts write. As for fanfics and second creations, I prefer dialogues translated from original Japanese into Chinese. In some novels, the dialogues are written in the language of "what do you do", which makes me feel that it is too dramatic and I don't want to read it immediately. Objectively speaking, this book is still worth reading. If you are interested, you can add it to your bookshelf. In addition, if anyone knows about the single heroine group, the passerby heroine's senior, or the fanfic that actually teaches Fanbo, please leave me a message, thank you very much (I really like the second heroine) 👍 [Salute]

Harmono fanfic, I really like it. Apart from the appearance, the main character is top-notch. After getting along for a long time, he is really charming. Dango is really tolerant enmmm Saki is awesome. The high ponytail is so sassy, ​​and the straight-forward character has a happy ending. . . Yang Na, a person who likes to manipulate others, is willing to hand over herself to 335. It is true that trust is not a good friend. However, 335 has no love cells. After solving the problem, he still feels that he can get benefits in return. Renzhi is established.

The protagonist is awkward and gloomy, but it fits China's national conditions, so I really enjoyed watching it.

I've read Chapter 156. It's a very good Chunwu fanfic. Well, I really like everyone who wrote it. As far as the progress I've seen so far, Pig's Knuckle is a pure beast. His methods of doing things don't matter. But the feeling he gives me about Tuanzi now is that he is really born. So I'm not that motivated to continue reading. But I want to find some new Dango fanfics to read [Blow kiss]

It's a rare protagonist with obvious flaws. Although I don't really like the plot or the protagonist's character, the writing is really good. The character's personality and what he says are very consistent. Although he is a fan, the portrayal of other characters is also very good. The evaluation was changed to 3-4 stars. After reading the story later, I felt that the protagonist was still too awkward. In the early stage, all the cards in the protagonist's hand were casually demolished without any countermeasures. In other words, the protagonist voluntarily gave up all the cards out of guilt, and there was nothing that could be done to Harano, who was already a social person. Moreover, the protagonist's role in the recent chapters has been relatively small. It can be felt that the protagonist's friends are going to redeem the protagonist in turn, but it feels a bit boring to watch, and the plot is all driven by supporting characters.