Troublemakers, Stand at Attention! Don't Blame Me for Fighting Dirty

This book is so good! I really like the female lead and all the troublemakers in the class, hahaha, it's so good! Author, wake up and keep writing! Hurry up!

This kind of subject matter is quite rare; I've seen it in male-oriented fiction before, and even less so in female-oriented fiction. The character designs are good, and the writing is decent, but the female lead's husband is a bit annoying and deserves a beating.

This is so well written!!! The interaction between Teacher Xie and the students really touched me. I feel this teaching method is excellent, and as a student, I genuinely think it makes a lot of sense. It really got me fired up! And Zhou Jin's parents really made me cry TT, I just wish he were more polite. Also, author, please update soon!

The female and male protagonists in this book are both very interesting. I especially love the part where the female protagonist leads the class to success as a homeroom teacher, but the male and female protagonists have very few scenes. The following text describes how classmates are wary of each other, creating the illusion of playing while secretly studying hard.

It's so beautiful... I especially love this quote, "Let every star have the right to shine." Perfectly captured in a scattering of flowers. I finished watching/listening to it at 7:06 AM on July 3, 2026. Highly recommended.

I'm a terrible student, but after reading this book, I was deeply moved. It's not that I didn't encounter good teachers, it's just that I didn't cherish them (that's me). Whether it's due to personal reasons or family reasons, the root cause is oneself. Whether it's due to one's family background or various external factors, if you give up on yourself, you give up on yourself.

It's very beautiful, and the way they get along is truly enviable. Well, how should I put it? The whole story is very good, but the ending is very rushed; the content after the introduction isn't shown in the text.

This is my first time reviewing a book, and it's really well-written. It captures the indomitable spirit of everyone and highlights the brilliance of every child. Especially the ending, which emphasizes that you don't need to become anyone else, you just need to surpass yourself. Whatever kind of person you want to be, just go for it!

A very good campus novel. It depicts the high school and university life I aspire to. The teachers are great (guiding lights in life), and the classmates are great (loyal, loving, and helpful). It portrays a journey from unity and hard work to success, from being carefree and irresponsible to achieving greatness. It's very inspiring. I look forward to more and better works from the author.

They're so diligent; no wonder their grades keep improving—they deserve it. It feels like the female lead's role isn't very prominent in the overall plot; half of it revolves around the students. Everyone is striving towards the same goal, achieving success in both career and love—it's a very satisfying and enjoyable read! It would have been great if the male and female leads could have rekindled their romance, but unfortunately, it wasn't written much, and the ending was never revealed.