A Straight-Laced Guy at an Elite Boys' School Just Wants to Graduate

Overall, it's pretty good-looking. The protagonist in the first part is too contradictory, and it feels like his cleverness is misled by his cleverness. The stiffness of the back and the amount of cold sweats make people sigh; Before and after Wen's transfer to another school, the notes were so frequent that I was confused. I didn't know who sent them to the protagonist. The pace was so fast that it felt like it was slipping through my cerebral cortex. It went by in a flash and I don't know what happened. Are Su Yuan and Su Yuan brothers and sisters? It makes them confused when they are male and female. It said the appointment was the day after tomorrow and the protagonist said there was still a week left. Did you not review the manuscript carefully? This is the first time I have seen this kind of mistake among the many articles I have read. (Of course, you can't ask too much for free, so can anyone tell me whether this Su surname is a brother and sister or whether the gender is wrong) Also, there are too many riddles, and sometimes I can't understand what they are saying. I feel like others understand but I still don't understand.

Oh my god, this is so good. I was so excited at night. I like to watch the double-powerful team-up and the ambiguity. I was shocked when Yanyan Zhouxuan chose between the five people. I am really looking forward to the next plot. I want to see Yanyan play with the five people. The author please give me more updates.

There are novel ideas and literary talents. The protagonist is an independent and strong person, with his own internal and external charm. He is not cowardly, can attack bravely, and flexibly change his own way. He is a living person, not a fake NPC. It is a truly well-written program.

This book is also very well written, but there are so few people. Have they all gone to book reading? The author is also very talented, with many metaphors and strong logic, and the character development of the protagonist is also very good.

The article is a little suspenseful and mind-numbing, but overall, both the characterization of the protagonist Lin Yan and the characterization of F5 are very vivid. It is relatively new among aristocratic campus novels, and the author's writing style is also quite good, and the protagonist is constantly growing. It is a very interesting article, very interesting [Blowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

It's beyond beautiful. If anyone doesn't look at it, I'll be sad, okay? [Shy] Personally speaking, in terms of writing style, I prefer Hemingway's Iceberg literature. How to say it? That is, only 1/8 of the main plot is shown, and the remaining 7/8 is left to the readers' imagination and reasoning. I think what their readers said before is really quite brain-burning. It makes my teeth hurt when I read it [makes a face][makes a face]

Boss is a very different novel. The male protagonist gives me a low-key but not low-key feeling. He is actually very cool but he has to hide his strength. I just read it for a while and found it very interesting. Come on and update it. It's so good. [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

It's nice to read, and the author's writing is good, but it's really a lot like a strange story about rules. It feels like the protagonist finds himself in a giant dungeon of strange stories about rules at the end. There are too many riddles, and a lot of foreshadowing is too deep.

Everyone is so strong and I like them so much. Some people may feel uncomfortable because the protagonist violates caution in saving people at the beginning (everyone can't completely avoid violating something), but as long as you stick with it, you will find that this book is really, really good!

There are not many love lines, but a lot of math.