My Sister Looked Down on Me, So I Went and Built a Foundation at a Junior College

1. It feels pretty good starting from Chapter 15 2. Suitable for people who have younger sisters (although I don't) [crying] 3. It is not suitable for people with impatient tempers and dark minds (mainly refers to the protagonist's attitude towards his sister, which is a bit awkward. The younger sister's attitude towards the protagonist is firstly influenced by her mother, and secondly, she is a bit disgusted with stupidity, but it is estimated that both of them will grow up later) ——Read about 30 chapters and comment I made a mistake, and the more I wrote, the worse I got.

This novel is truly one of the most wonderful things I have read recently. Its story setting is novel and unique, unconventional, and stands out among many similar themes. The plot develops in a compact and orderly manner, interlocking without any sense of procrastination, making people always maintain a high degree of tension and excitement during the reading process. The characters in the book are full and three-dimensional, and their growth process and emotional changes are very delicately depicted, allowing readers to deeply feel their joys, sorrows, and joys. The author's writing skills are profound, his words are precise, his sentences are beautiful, and his reading is catchy, giving people a beautiful enjoyment. In short, this is an excellent novel worth reading again and again. Don't miss it.

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The portrayal of the protagonist was okay, but the father-son scene was a bit toxic. Overall, there was no problem. I don't know why the score was so low.

I just read dozens of chapters. It's pretty good. The setting is novel and acceptable. It's funny and touching. The reason for the low rating is that once I got to college, the settings were random and confusing, shocking passers-by at every turn, and I couldn't watch it anymore.

Although there are some depressing and cliche plots, the large number of updates are worthy of this star.

The author writes such a good story about a sister who always spends the most money and always looks down on the protagonist. In the end, he forgives her, gives her money to spend, and teaches her.

It's interesting, and it's a very imaginative work. But the comment said that AI participated in the writing. Is that true?

It's hard to say, the writing is hit or miss, and sometimes the context has a strong sense of fragmentation, but overall it's very innovative, so I'll give it four for now, and I'll look at it later.

The score is low. The subject matter is quite novel and the writing style is also unique. It alludes to the current situation of education in a unique way. It is a story of a counterattack by a scumbag with a golden finger but mediocre talent. The shortcomings are also obvious. There is no excitement, no climax, and I am always being degraded. I hope it will change in the future.