Noble Academy: Commoner? More Like Everyone’s Favorite!

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

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]

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)

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 🤦

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.