Sex Education: I Came to School for Just Three Things

The protagonist is like the IF line imagined by Class D before they died. He is handsome, sunny, strong, reassuring, and reliable. He handles various conflicts perfectly, and ultimately leads everyone to overcome many difficulties and win.

There is one thing that is quite good. To be honest, I don't see many protagonists like this one with sunshine superpowers recently, but I quite like them. They have powerful abilities, but they don't make readers feel too pretentious or arrogant. They have a sunshine personality, which can make readers feel the feeling of sunshine. It makes their bodies warm and their spots are reduced a lot. It can be said to be some opinions or suggestions, that is, I hope to write more differences from the original work. Hehe, I am a little curious, who is the master of the protagonist? Or is there any prototype?

I would like to give the male protagonist a suggestion. Go to Notre Dame de Paris. In the transept that crosses the church and the lobby, there is a statue holding a child. Take her down and stand on it yourself 👍

The character design of the main character in this book is quite good, and the characteristics of the character can be clearly understood at a glance. After reading most of it, I felt that the "master mode" has a bit too strong a presence, and it is a bit unbearable to super change the form in just one sentence (). I hope the author can continue to improve the personalities of each character in the future. The book is still very interesting, keep up the good work.

[Master] appears frequently in the article. As the protagonist's guide, he teaches the protagonist many principles and is also the source of the protagonist's strength. However, the author did not describe "Master" too much, but the article mentioned that "Master" can lift a tank, which is romantic, but the plot of the whole text is biased towards realism. Therefore, it can be imagined that the "Master" in the protagonist's mouth does not really exist. After the death of his parents, the protagonist is devastated. The "Master" and the various plots of "Master" and him are all imaginary. The purpose is to give himself a reason to become stronger. All the protagonist's abilities are exercised at home, but the protagonist's "subconscious mind" believes that they were taught by the "Master" in his imagination. (The author refers to Master Thailand Marumi, the above is purely unwarranted association)

This novel is awesome, I felt like I was watching a science fiction movie. But the undeniable fact is that this novel is really good. The character of the protagonist is also really good. 👍👍😄

[Smiling] So far, I think it's pretty good. What's good about it is that the protagonist handles interpersonal relationships in an orderly manner with her absolute strength and superb emotional intelligence. No matter who she's facing, her speech and communication are very smooth and smooth. Under the protagonist's sincere performance and occasional kindness, the thorny head of the drama has calmed down and the brain has grown. Even a certain Suzune who has a poisonous tongue and looks down on others has actually grown significantly. To sum up, (there is something about it, and it is currently the best in the fandom) By the way, is the author a girl? Her emotional descriptions are so delicate and silky.

Well, my review tentatively says that the score of this book should be between 7.2 And 8.0. Let me see it personally. The author's setting for the male protagonist is too perfect. If there is a problem, it can be found and corrected immediately. Too deliberate and perfect. It has the kind of anime perspective of the 1990s sword master coming down the mountain. But it was missing. The male protagonist's daily antics and inner growth after coming down from the mountain. If the author's writing style was better, this book could be written as a group portrait. The male protagonist, the butterfly, drives the development of the entire plot. If the male protagonist is invincible. Then it's best if his feelings are like those of Feng Baobao, who is smart and smart. Only in this way will it be as entertaining as watching anime. You can add a copy appropriately to become an exchange student, and enter the campus life of other animations for a month or two, and you can still live and grow like that. The hero's master can build a tank. Adding a slight time travel is no problem. Defects in the early stage lead to perfection in the later stage. This book has been written a lot. If the early stage is too perfect, there may be nothing to write about in the later stage. Of course, this is not absolute, it also depends on the individual's writing ability. I still want the author to write something that lasts a long time. This is a small piece of personal advice. I'd rather give it a five-star rating, I'll support it.

First-person narration is rare in Tomato, and it is well written. The male protagonist is well portrayed, has his own characteristics, and is quite likable. The other characters are basically non-OOC. There are also other characters' perspectives that appear every few chapters, which are quite novel and eye-catching. Looking forward to the author's future performance, this should be the best practical fanfic I have ever seen. The last thing I want to ask is whether I can write about Hiyori Shiina in the back, I really like 🥰

Well, let's talk about the advantages first (what I also like to watch): the characters' emotions are very three-dimensional, the plot is very smooth, the logical chain is very complete, and the characters are not seriously OOC, only a small number of second creations that fit the setting, and the writing is also very good. Let's talk about the part that bothers me (of course many people should also like this place, I'm just reminding others who care about the place I care about): I saw the assistant part. This is a novel with a single female protagonist (well, at least for now, it is. I saw the part about Saori, and Saori and the original male protagonist are a couple, so it is certain at the moment). Well, it is not a classic cool novel. If you really mind, it has a tendency to give away the heroine. (Well, of course it is not to that extent. It's just that I saw a fan who liked her in the author's works before, so I can't accept it.)