Academy of Nobles: Commoners? but Heartthrob!

It's very nice. I really like the character of the protagonist. He is smart, strong, brave, compassionate, and dares to fight back. Although some people say that the protagonist is a virgin, but I really like this kind of character. Moreover, the protagonist is not unconditional, but only sympathizes with the weak. The people in it are also in line with the character of the aristocratic school Celestial Dragon. The friends of the two protagonists are also very good (I also want such friends in reality). I really like the protagonist. His little actions also make him feel alive. He likes to chew his fingers when he is anxious. I hope the author can keep this update frequency

The writing is good, and the heroine's interactions with her commoner friends are sometimes quite warm. So far, the plot is average, but there are no big surprises. It just feels like it exaggerates class oppression too much. Anyone who has read ancient sadomasochism novels knows that there is no logic and only abuse for the sake of abuse. After reading a few books, you will be speechless and dumbfounded after reading a few more. This is because such novels are only about abuse. A few short-term short stories are acceptable, but the long-term front is unacceptable. I can only say that I have the same feeling here, but here there is logical oppression, and the feeling of frustration is heavier, but the constant oppression one after another is a bit boring to be honest. What would be a beautiful turning point in the follow-up is to conquer the male protagonists and play with all kinds of male protagonists. Although this works, I don't think it's very satisfying and I look forward to the heroine's career.

The heroine is great. In the past, when I read this type of genre, I usually just wanted to watch romance or something like that, but this genre is also very good. Among the few men at present, Chu is the only one whom I have a slight crush on, and the others are all a bunch of arrogant people. When I watched it, I really wanted to punch them in the face. Boys, hurry up and start competing, bite each other's bodies hard, and become disabled like that one. None of them are worthy of the heroine, and when I watch it, I just want the heroine to slap them in the face. I was so angry that my blood pressure rose.

It's great, especially the scene in the early stage where the heroine and her companions hear the transfer student say his name, and the three of them are stunned. The writing is quite interesting. The heroine is considered a smart person, but the early stage is a bit miserable. After all, anyone in school can kick her, so I don't recommend reading it if you are a complete female protagonist. I think the main character is quite charming. When she exploded in the middle, I realized that her plan is very exciting. I won't spoil it. I hope this book will not be taken over by trolls and young idiots. I specifically closed the comments when I read it.

It's very interesting, and the author's theme is particularly good, from the initial class differences on campus to the later anti-hegemonic struggle for equal rights. I am a person who prefers to read emotional lines, but I still think the main line of this book is very exciting. I initially thought that the male protagonist would be Xiao or Shen, or both, but sometimes I suddenly think that the "male protagonists" in many novels have no personality charm in order to cater to cool points and perceptions. It is a beautiful skin with an ugly core. This is clearly reflected in the emptiness and rottenness of the core when school bullies despise other people's lives. Many books were lightly revealed in the later stages, as a refreshing point, a tool to highlight the power of the male protagonist. Because you are powerful, you are inhumane. If you are too humane, you will become vulgar. But when the heroine matures fully in the later period, there is no need to blindfold herself and force herself to forgive anyone. The author does not pick up this topic and put it down gently, so that the heroine can use her own initiative and soul to carve out her own path. Although there will be much fewer emotional scenes in comparison, a wonderful and independent heroine should make the personality portrayal of each character more attractive. And I support Xiao Chu, we must be together ᕙ(`▿´)ᕗ

I don't know the actual situation, but it fits the stereotype of an aristocratic campus. Although he is a heartthrob, he cannot be just a little bit. After all, ordinary people will not notice him at all. (Notice here does not only mean seeing, watching, and paying attention)

This book is really good. The logic is so clear. Everyone's character is very clear. Among the male protagonists, I like Yu the most (is Xizhou one of the male protagonists? If so, add another one). The author writes very well [Blow kiss]

It's okay, this world view is very cruel to civilians. I guess the ending will be that the heroine will change the current status quo, or she will become the president or a politician will issue a new civil law or something? I guess it will take a long time to write. At present, Chu is the only one who is worthy of being the male protagonist. After all, he is from Xiacheng District. Having a noble status can also bring some conveniences to the female protagonist. But so far from this title, I really don't see that the heroine is a fan of millions of people, not even a fan of millions of men [face covering]

The author's writing is superb, and the worldview feels vast. The heroine belongs to the growth type, and she was a little frustrated in the early stage, but I have to say that the heroine is very ambitious. Also, I really love the setting of the trio, but I always thought Zhang Yaozu was a woman. I hope the heroine doesn't have CP. If she does, I hope it's Chu Yu. He gives people a good feeling. He seems to be one of the few nobles in this book who respects Lower City, and he is also a very nice person. I love this book so much. I ate the chaff in the tomatoes. Also, I feel that the author has done a lot of foreshadowing, from the anomaly in Nan Yangyang in the early stage to the note in the later stage. The overall feeling given to me is very shocking. At first, I thought that Nan Yangyang was not a normal person, and I never thought that he was being manipulated in a systematic way😋

The writing and plot are both good. It is not a traditional Mary Sue F4 campus novel. The background is dark and it is difficult to imagine how the heroine and the hero could get along.

In fact, I don't abuse women. I was persuaded to quit by the author's lightning protection at first. Later, I clicked on this book again. The logic and writing are all online. The abuse of women mentioned by the author must exist in order to adapt to the plot. Every step the heroine takes is down-to-earth and can be read. The author has carefully portrayed each character, and I can truly feel every growth of the heroine, and the charm of the heroine herself is unrivaled. I wish you write better and better, your thoughts are surging, and if you have divine help when writing, I also wish this book will get better and better and be published successfully.

Oh my god! Tomato is a rare novel that is written by an aristocratic school but does not follow the mainstream. Our main heroine should fight for power. Moreover, the attacks of common people on nobles in this book are real, unlike the few books I read before, which were all insignificant and small fights. The people in Xiacheng District started a war directly, so just start it. Although it was a bit frustrating in the early stage, it was okay, and I really felt refreshed later on. Please update the author more, I will definitely support it, and the male protagonist must be Xiao Chu ah ah ah ah ah [adoration] [adoration] [adoration]

The plot so far is very exciting, and the overall arrangement does not fall into the cliche at all. To be honest, I haven't read many well-written aristocratic campus novels before. I was quite nervous when I clicked on it. When I first read it, I thought Xiao Er was the heroine's CP. I despised him in my heart. Is it worthy of such a scumbag, including Shen Bo, these are all very class-oriented, and their nature is hard to change. Can these people really serve as CPs for the heroine? But the more you look at it, the more you feel relieved. Almost everyone involved with the heroine seems to be "normal people" at the moment. I finally let go of my worries. Looking forward to the next plot

I started catching up yesterday and today I tied it. I thought it was similar to other novels about aristocratic schools. It only writes about love and class unfairness, but nothing has changed. As a result, the plot written by the author is completely unexpected and very reasonable. The pace is very fast. I also really like the heroine who seems to be weak and ruthless but is very kind and brave. The plot is really exciting. It may feel a bit depressing and sadistic in the early stage. Keep reading and you will find that it is a gem. Great support for the author. I will follow it to the end!

How can I put it this way? It's a romance book that follows the flow, but I'm curious as to how the author will get it right later? After all, the heroine is not a weak little white flower with no temper, and it also involves the aspect of equal rights. The heroine has said before that he wants to be a leader, but there are many reasons why he cannot. So for a little bit, the male and female protagonists are actually standing on opposite sides, and the characters of the male protagonists are too bad, so I am very curious about how the author can reconcile it? All I can think of is that there must be a third party who shoots the male and female protagonists. In the process, the male protagonist saves the female protagonist, so the female protagonist, whether it is the suspension bridge effect or the author is too lazy to write about the emotional twist, just brushes it off in one stroke, and slowly changes his view of him. I really can't think of anything else.

Although it is really good-looking, that Xiao Li is really annoying. If the heroine had a heart disease, I would suspect that my heart disease has recurred. I hope that in the following article, the author will kill our heroine's baby! ! !

I cried so hard. . Little Bitter Melon heroine😭😭😭😭😭😭

It's good-looking, but it's not Mary Suven, and the heroine is not very attractive. The civilian struggle is mixed with emotional drama, and there are many male characters. It's a good story worth reading. I have seen one similar to this one before, but unfortunately it has been discontinued due to poor data. I hope this one will not be abandoned.

Looks good, I hope the male lead is Chu Yu Well, when I first read it, I thought it was a heartthrob story about the F4 male protagonist falling in love with the commoner female protagonist. However, the more I read, the less CP there was and I felt that the female protagonist rebelled and overthrew the Celestial Dragons.

This is the second Mary Sue book that I found very interesting. Every character in it is really three-dimensional and full-bodied. My favorite ones are Xi Zhou and Huan Huan, and Xiao Li and Huan Huan.

It's really beautiful. The heroine has a very charming personality and can hide her clumsiness. The person who hurt the heroine is not the hero. The plot is very novel. Chu Yu, I am optimistic about you. O(≧口≦)ＯI will add a book review later.

To be honest, I think among many routine articles, they are unique and interesting! There is a small suggestion that the author can look at and take or not take at will. As for Mei Bao's attitude towards Nan Yangyang, you can set up that before Nan Yangyang was replaced by the system or something, she was an ordinary well-meaning civilian girl, and she and Mei Bao helped each other with some small things, so Mei Bao noticed her problem (replaced by Soul Penetration), and still had a soft heart and wanted to protect her body. In other respects, I feel that I am really blameless. I also like girls who are kind, righteous, and brave, but like my sister, I cannot stand others treating me as a tool, and I still have to keep my kindness to her.

I'm confused about whether I'm a heartthrob or a CP. It's not that important when it comes to reality, change, and love. The process may be tragic, but you can roughly figure out who the hero is, and I just hope that the ending will be good. The author's writing style is very sophisticated. The book-travel elements and the original heroine only account for a small part at the beginning, and the author is laying out a long line. The war, regime changes, class changes, and it feels like watching a drama about the Republic of China. Don't be sad if you die nine times out of ten. The male and female protagonists are good.

There are only about 50 chapters so far. But from now on, the unfolding connotation is indeed different. Affirmative action. Still looking forward to it. Score ahead of time. I hope the author can really write this feeling

It looks good, and I feel that there will be a reversal in the follow-up. Everyone has his own characteristics, not a flat existence. The author must work hard to finish it

It looks great. The heroine is really charming. I like it so much. I hope this little fish goes well and is safe and healthy. Also, the author should do more updates, just like feeding chickens (cluck)

Great. The tomatoes look particularly unique. The heroine is very, very powerful. This article is very close to the real world, right? Why don't the Celestial Dragons have so many emotional entanglements? It must be about class conflicts to make it interesting.

It's really nice. Also, doesn't this novel have an upper city and a lower city? It reminds me of a game. It also has an upper city area and a lower city area. They are very similar, but completely different. It's really beautiful. I just can't stop watching it [laughing][laughing][laughing]

This book is really well written. It is not a cookie-cutter aristocratic Mary. I really like that the character of the heroine is very real, and I also like that this routine reveals the true class contradictions. I hope that the male protagonist will also like other male characters who have disgustedly bullied and humiliated the heroine to death.

I really like the progress. The heroine's design is quite novel. This is my favorite book I have read so far. My favorite male protagonist is Zhu Yu. I hope the author can write more in the future and make sure it doesn't end too quickly [Sending my heart]