My Tsundere Childhood Friend Won't Confess? I'll Flirt with Her Best Friend and Drive Her Crazy

Okay, bro, it's guaranteed to be good. An author who can fill in the plot holes is a good author. The white space is a bit abrupt, it feels a little strange. Hopefully Bai Yang can catch up quickly; the female characters are really appealing.

The writing is quite good, the content is light and fun, but I have a slight dissatisfaction with the female lead, Xiaoyu. Perhaps the author originally intended to depict the ambiguous period between childhood sweethearts, but he didn't quite grasp the right balance. This resulted in Xiaoyu's character initially seeming like a manipulative, scheming girl, stringing the male lead along.

It's so beautiful and sweet! I hope they don't make Yang, the senior student, suffer too much. More TV shows featuring characters who abuse fish. Every female lead is very well-developed. Looking forward to the chaotic love triangle during university days 😏 and hoping the author updates sooner.

The female lead's personality isn't very likable. She likes what she likes, and if she feels it's affecting her, she can just say it directly to make the male lead give up. I think Xiao Yang is pretty good. The romance could actually be more developed. There's been too much focus on the daily school life. It's rare to find a book I can actually read, so I hope the author will write it well and add more romance.

I'll give it five ratings for now, but I'm really curious about the male lead's appearance. Is he the most handsome or Lu's? I've looked at over thirty chapters, and apart from Qingmei's comment, I haven't seen any discussion about it anywhere. Could the author please answer this? It's really affecting whether I'll continue reading. When reading a novel, the protagonist has to be the most handsome, right?

It's a good film, really good. Every character has both good and bad sides. At first glance, they may seem like very clichéd characters, but neither side is truly disgusting. Each character and their motivations are quite reasonable. Even if the male protagonist's brother selfishly disrupts the ambiguous relationship, it's all for the sake of getting the male protagonist to marry his older sister.

Great! The only slightly abrupt parts were the scenes of the little fish blocking the way and the white wall; those would have been even better. This new kind of romance is something I've never seen before, and it's very interesting. Now I'm just curious how they'll solve the sheep's dad's problem! ヾ(ﾟｰﾟヾ)^ The language in this book is very interesting, it's kind of weird and funny.

This is fantastic! Before, I watched a romance filled with sweetness and bittersweetness, life's philosophy, and emotional entanglements and conflicts. Now, it's pure espionage and strategic battles! Who understands the information asymmetry warfare involved?!

Well, this book really made me feel the protagonist's youthful energy; it's practically a standard Southern high school life. The protagonist doesn't feel the pressure of life or financial difficulties, only sweet love and anticipation for the future. And no one has any bad qualities; everyone is in an ideal state. Plus, the details of Xu Zhiyu and Chen Daoan's romance are really sweet. If you like lighthearted romance, I highly recommend it.

It's a really good book. The youth campus story is very well written, with a humorous plot. It has the drama that's essential for a novel, but it also feels very real. The characters are well-developed. Although it's about transmigrating into a novel, the male and female protagonists are very human-like, not superhuman beings (Lu Chenyuan becomes quite adorable later on, unlike the inhuman character at the beginning). Although not many people have read it, I still hope the author will continue.