We Still Don’t Know the Name of That Book from That Day

It feels okay, but the male protagonist is still a bit greasy, and the middle-aged uncle's preaching is still quite obvious. However, I feel that there are very few realistic teaching fans who take the single-female protagonist route. After all, the practical teaching subject is too convenient for writing about harem stock speculation.

Love Letter in a Dream is the first time I have met a protagonist who meets my expectations. The last protagonist who made me feel so comfortable was Crane, the Lord of Mysteries. He perfectly interprets the spirit that real Chinese people should show. Compared with the so-called pseudo-human protagonists in other books that have high scores recommended by Tomato, this is a book that is truly worth reading. Such a low score is really unfortunate. I hope the author will not forget his original intention, keep up the good work, and continue to work [like] [like] [like] (Sorry, my writing skills are limited, I can only write like this)

Haokang It is recommended to read it with the music "Three Thousand Weak Waters" [laughing]

A great fanfic with pure love as the main character. I like Ichinose and hope it doesn't turn dark in the future. After all, the world needs an angel, even if it is a fake one.

It's very interesting, single heroine yyds, but it's a pity that the author's updates are not stable. I hope I don't want to be a eunuch. As long as the author can update, I will give you three power generation for love every day.

It's a very nice story about strength. It's different from other genres. The protagonist is a red person.

I feel like the writing is pretty good, why is the rating so low? But for now, the protagonist's structure is too big, and the subject of practical teaching fandom cannot be accommodated. If it is really written down, there should be two results. One is that the protagonist graduates after establishing the initial organizational framework in the school, and starts a new starting point as the ending. The second way is to break away from the framework of practical teaching and write about the protagonist's struggle to realize his ambition. However, this is a practical teaching fan after all, so writing in this way is actually beside the point, and it is easy to lose control. It seems that the author writes whatever comes to mind, which will easily break down later. I hope the author can plan a rough outline to avoid going astray later. Finally, I wish the author better and better as he writes (don't be too mean)

Invincible, the most communist one and the kindest one

I really like this book. I think other protagonists are either lunatics or lone wolves with character flaws. The protagonist of this book is more like a normal Chinese who has been influenced by shehuiism (although the setting is Chinese-Japanese mixed race but has lived in China for a long time). As a hard-line leader, he takes on the role of Class B (this is also in line with my own fantasy. Although in reality I am a person who does not like to show off in front of everyone, I also hope that I can become someone who takes on big responsibilities in the future) The only requirement for this book is that it can be updated stably. It's scary to not update it for several days at a time, because I have another book about revolution in another world that I like very much and the update is unstable, so I'm very worried about this kind of situation😟

Why is there still such a thing as TFR? Will we see the Japanese Communist Party form an alliance again in the future? [What]