I'm in College, and You Want Me to Date?

It's a very interesting love stock trading article. There are three stocks: a young school girl, a calm and wise senior, a rich man with a full level, and a hidden stock god-level teammate Xiaopang. Teammate Xiaopang may be a little bit poisonous to many people, but it is precisely because of him that he breaks the protagonist's lone wolf life and makes the protagonist enter a love affair. It is also because of him that some plots are reasonably introduced. I like the setting of the protagonist very much. Good luck to the author.

This novel is very unique, a bit out of the ordinary. It sees the world as a game world. Some things that look weird are normal in the unique mind of the protagonist. Now I feel that it's okay. I look at the world from a very unique perspective (without a system). Fatty is the leader of the hidden mission. It should be the harem. I don't know how to deal with it later. This should be one of the few exchanges between male and female protagonists that is not based on appearance as a bonus.

The writing is quite good, but the story content of the three heroines feels a bit fragmented. The protagonist and each heroine have a story in turn, and there is no shadow of other people in it, which feels weird.

The author's writing is very good. I hope it won't be discontinued. I personally like it very much.

Well, brothers, I can only say that it's not a loss after reading it, you've struck gold, okay?

It's a very good book. It's so novel. It's been a long time since I read Tomato to find a book that can make my eyes light up like this.

The subject matter is good, but there are some poisonous points: 1. The male protagonist is like a tool, the little one begs him, and he goes up. 2. The male protagonist takes the initiative to provoke the female protagonist at the beginning, which is somewhat inconsistent with the shrewd personality of the male protagonist at the beginning.

I was speechless just looking at it. The first dozen or so chapters are quite interesting. They create an interesting protagonist and roommates, and write about daily life. The unexpected events they encounter are like adding a spoonful of sugar to the bowl of porridge in daily life, which makes people feel delicious. As a result, within a few chapters, female characters began to enter without restrictions, and all the plots of the male protagonist began to revolve around a few women. The character of loneliness was created at the beginning, and I felt bored when I flipped through the catalog.

All I can say is that the player in life that the protagonist wants is seen by the elo mechanism.

Beautiful and unique