The Campus Queen Confessed to Me, and My Childhood Friend Cried and Begged for Forgiveness

It's written very realistically; you can clearly tell the author went to high school 😅. The romance between the male and female leads isn't like those wish-fulfillment novels where they fall in love at first sight and are head over heels in love. The fact that they chat until midnight is so relatable 😄

Overall, it's quite good. The only part I didn't like was Bai's birthday party. To me, the birthday party felt like a scene deliberately included to let the male lead know that Bai didn't have feelings for him. This was mainly because it mentioned Bai invited her friends to the party, but later, Bai's best friend came out and asked if something had happened between Bai and the male lead that…

Just confess already! Stop using the silent treatment.

I've been reading this for a long time, and it's my favorite book so far. Unfortunately, the plot develops too slowly, and the second female lead has too much screen time; it gives me a headache every time I see her. Oh well, I guess no book is perfect. I spent a full nine hours reading this book. I sincerely suggest the plot could move faster, and that character surnamed Bai should have her screen time reduced. It's a real headache to watch.

This really stung. Back in high school, I had a crush on a boy, and then another girl asked if I liked him. I sheepishly explained that I didn't, and afterwards, he started distancing himself from me. 🙂🙂🙂

Speaking of which, both of Lao Ku's books feature childhood sweethearts who break up because the male lead is too obsequious, leading to the sweetheart's complaints or resistance towards others. Later, the sweetheart keeps making a fuss about getting back together. This is consistent with Lao Ku's constant insistence on having a goddess despite being from Nantong...

Finally caught up! So good! So good! I've read up to chapter 281. We haven't even gotten on the rocking horse yet. The pacing is too slow. It's like the two main characters are being dealt with passively without saying a word. 😅 It would be even better if they could resolve Bai's issues more quickly. So good! 😏😏😏😏 I'm used to giving five-star reviews. Keep it up!

To give a brief review, the author's writing style is similar to the previous book, although this one might be a bit slower to get going. However, like before, the handling of supporting characters was a bit off-putting. In the previous book, the female supporting character had been clinging to the male lead for ten years in her previous life, so it was understandable that she wouldn't forgive…

It's quite good. As for the comments about the male lead being selfish regarding Bai Muxue, I don't understand. It was Bai herself who said she found the male lead annoying, and he distanced himself from her. Then Bai started pestering him. Does the male lead's indifference make him selfish?

It's so well-written, the characters are great, but could the author please update more? Just two chapters? Who's going to read that much? The people at the next table think I won't finish it! I order you to update immediately, except for two minutes to go to the bathroom, two minutes to eat, and one hour to sleep.