
Even the Underdog Can Have a Perfect Youth
弱势角色一样能拥有完美青春
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 763k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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To balance the ratings a bit, this work reminds me of the old Laughing Cat Diary and Naughty Boy Ma Xiaotiao. The protagonist is not a perfect person, and his attitude of not caring about the world and working hard is very postmodern. The novel exaggerates the originally abstract content, but that is the world in the book, including the many other characters, and the length of the book is very…
Unlike other novels, the plot doesn't rely on romance to drive the story, which is rare in Chinese novels. However, the dialogue is a bit awkward and doesn't feel very natural. Overall, though, it's still quite good.
A unique, silly coming-of-age story, not a traditional overpowered protagonist youth novel. No system, and the plot develops against all odds. Unlike most novels by Tomato, which feature high-status, high-EQ male protagonists and harem-building plots with predictable, uninteresting female characters, this book truly brings the male protagonist to life.
I found it quite enjoyable. Perhaps it's because I've read too many smooth-sailing novels, but this kind of slightly frustrating story felt interesting. What attracted me most was the male lead's personal charm and the gentleness he unintentionally exuded. As an ensemble piece, it doesn't feel like a harem story; everyone has someone they like and goes through a struggle for their love.
Having read over 100 chapters, let me offer an objective review. First, the style is undoubtedly a harem/multi-female-protagonist wish-fulfillment novel, with a very Japanese light novel feel. The author excels at creating diverse characters and personalities. The plot isn't particularly tight, but each character is well-developed, which is the most noteworthy aspect of the book.
This novel is really interesting; it feels like the author writes down whatever he dreams about. It's quite a breath of fresh air on Tomato Literature. 😄 I don't care if the male lead is frustrated, but if everyone who likes him wants a stand-in, huh? I'll give you a low score too. [OK]
This book is already very good (personal opinion). The author vividly portrays the protagonist at the beginning, showing him not caring about external opinions and focusing on his own things, which is sometimes quite funny. I like reading from the perspective of bystanders; maybe I've been reading too many wish-fulfillment novels and wanted a change.
I've recommended this many times. At first, I thought it would be another sad story, but I couldn't put it down once I started reading. Here are some suggestions: the transformation process of other characters is explained, even though it's not written much. However, the transformation of the yandere part isn't explained very clearly.
It's really interesting; I feel like the title could be changed to "Chen Feng's Wonderful Love Story." The book has a multitude of elements, practically everything imaginable. Yandere, siscon, tsundere, airhead, upperclassman, nemesis, younger sister, first love, quiet, academically gifted girl. Oh, and a married woman too 😏. The stories in the book can be viewed as individual events; there's no need to strive for coherence, as coherence actually feels somewhat lacking.
Despite facing life's hardships, the protagonist maintains the courage to fight back and an indomitable spirit, which I find admirable. Some may find it toxic, but I personally think it's alright. If anyone sees this review, I still recommend clicking in to read the book and avoid missing out on a good read.