
What Do You Mean, You're All Good Students?
什么叫做你们都是好学生?
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- Urban
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- Urban Everyday
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Male-Oriented Stories with Multiple Heroines, but Not Too Many
I’m looking for male-oriented stories with a well-written romance. Fantasy, urban cultivation, anything is fine. I hope there aren’t too many heroines, two or three is enough. In some harem stories, the heroine only exists to increase the size of the hero’s harem. She’s just a useless, pretty prop.
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It's very nice. The corner of my mouth has never come down. It's originally from the air conditioner. Maybe because the air conditioner is more everyday, I like this teacher better. The background of the female protagonists has not been laid out, and the image is roughly three-dimensional. The author's writing style is really good and comfortable. The male protagonist's unusual secondary career is also a surprise. The core of the male protagonist is still the air conditioner, but he has not yet shouldered the responsibility. I look forward to the younger sister revealing the fact that they are not siblings. Maybe it is preconceived. I feel that several of the female protagonists have the shadow of the air conditioner book, but they will have their own souls and qualities. Looking forward to the author's characterization later Seeing that I have become a hot comment, look at how long you have been watching [laughs] Also, the teacher's air-conditioning attribute is not just for having an affair with the heroine, it is just right to make everyone feel the warmth, and it is not a traditional Asasi. I hope that future readers will be interested in this book.
The male protagonist is very good, he is gentle and attentive, and takes care of other people's feelings. When writing details in long sentences, it is a bit like the tone of an official manuscript, and there are quite a lot of vernacular. I feel more comfortable during the vernacular, but the description of details in long sentences feels a bit stiff. We haven't talked to anyone yet, so stop fishing [face covering].
The writing is exquisite and the best I have seen in Tomato so far. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional. The plot is reasonable and smooth. It is really a rare masterpiece. The only shortcoming is the love between teachers and students. The attitude towards the students is too friendly (making Bai Jianwei feel like he is riding on the protagonist). The students also have unreasonable thoughts about the teacher. This kind of abnormal intimacy personally feels uncomfortable, but it can be logically explained. Overall, the shortcomings do not hide the good points, but the writing style is worthy of being outstanding in Tomato.
Coming from the air conditioning book. To be honest, the character of the protagonist of the air conditioner and the protagonist of this book seem very compatible. It fits my standard image of a male protagonist in a love story. But a personality that is too single is actually not very good. Moreover, some of the interactions between the protagonist as a teacher and other students were deleted by the author. Although it may be thought that the number of words is too small, it actually looks more satisfying and comfortable this way. However, the quality of the air conditioner is very high. I fully believe in the author's level and look forward to this book getting better in the future. [Blowing kiss]
From the perspective of a teacher, it is a small innovation in the original multi-female protagonist. The content is quite vivid and mainly focuses on daily life. The biggest highlight is of course the pull between the female character and the protagonist. I think the author did a good job in this regard. The pace is slow and the writing is simple, but it can be seen that the author is very careful. In summary, if you like watching more female protagonists (with a bit of orthopedics), people who like daily life can read it. It is a good party article on Tomato.
It is a standard urban emotional novel. The protagonist is also a popular teacher in ancient times. The writing style is relatively excellent, the various details are described in detail, and the plot advancement is reasonable. Although the character development of the protagonist is good, it is too standard, with delicate emotions and gentleness. It is a standard novel that was popular in the early days, but overall it is still well written, and there is nothing wrong with the royal plot. I don't know if it's AI or some other reason, but the writing style is very formal and it's fine to use it occasionally. Even daily conversations are very formal expressions, lacking a sense of casualness. There are also various psychological descriptions that are too much, and there is nothing new. It feels like it's a generic template, which is a bit boring.
So far, there are no poisonous points and it is very interesting. Everyday Life is a good novel, but it should not be rated as a 7.5 Overall. I can give it about a 9. But there is an ambiguous relationship at the moment, but it does not go beyond the scope. It is okay. I will look at how to deal with it in the future. The thunderous points are handled well, and it is very popular. The book is not handled well, so it is about an 8 point.
Except for the rarely seen plot of getting along with girls, other daily settings and the like are so real that they made me feel slightly suffocated. After all, in the novel, I can see the troubles and troubles I have experienced in reality, but I can't get the same perfect solution as in the novel. That feeling of regret is very uncomfortable. However, the author has very strict control over the characters and plot, and it doesn't look like a routine online article that you can see on Tomato. If you ignore the fact that there are multiple female protagonists, it is a youth romance novel that can be published. Maybe the author can also try this aspect?
Not bad, daily life is very warm, the heroine's personality is also very lovable, teacher Xiaolin, Hajibai, tsundere sister, silly Baitian Tutu, little cotton-padded jacket (suspicious, rebellious disciple) Qiaoqiao The protagonist's personality is also pretty good
It's so beautiful. The description of the poor student in the book is so accurate. He goes to the breakfast shop at four o'clock every morning to help for three hours and forty yuan and a few buns. In the end, his living expenses for a week are more than two hundred yuan?