Classroom Survival: I Lead All the Girls in My Class on a Killing Spree

Ever since watching *Yang Shizi*, my mind has been filled with images of systems and rebirths, time travel and transmigrating into books, security guards and cleaners, deliverymen and takeout workers, billionaires and multi-billionaires, and stories of eavesdropping and having one's thoughts overheard. I just can't stop watching! The plot is incredibly exciting and the content is incredibly rich.

Not bad, not bad! Finally found a novel by a male author on this genre. No saccharine slice-of-life scenes like those in female authors, no cloying, drawn-out plots. Only a thirst for combat power.

The beginning was pretty good, everyone adapted quickly, and there were no pretentious characters. The characters' personalities are quite distinct so far, but some of the way they are expressed needs to be carefully considered. Keep up the good work, author! Five stars are both encouragement and expectation!

The 180+ chapters weren't particularly bad, just not exciting enough. The protagonist was either constantly strengthening himself or on his way to strengthening himself, and I felt there was too much focus on strengthening. I'd rather see him strengthen one batch of characters enough to fill a hundred or so chapters, then another batch, with the rest devoted to dungeons, chat rooms, the harem, and maybe one or two overpowered protagonists. It was readable, but not quite there. I'd give it a 6.8.

This one is better than other links; it's a fast-paced, enjoyable read. I couldn't continue reading after Liu Qianqian's part. The first 100+ chapters were readable, but the rest was pointless.

I've read a few dozen chapters and it's pretty good. The plot progresses smoothly and logically, and the characters are well-developed and three-dimensional. I hope the author can maintain this level of quality. Ahem, by the way, I've also written a novel about ocean survival. I wonder if you'd be interested in visiting my site? 🥰😳🍉

It's good, the plot is interesting... Hurry up, I'm afraid I'll forget the content and stop reading it if I keep watching.

It's alright. The character is decisive in recruiting female characters and doesn't suppress combat power. The only problem is that the resources for leveling up are too general, the character is strengthened too quickly, and the protagonist has too much of a power-up, which might make the story difficult to write later.

The theme is clearly stated from the beginning, the plot doesn't drag, and the writing is good.

This book is so enjoyable! It doesn't hold back on the action, and the women are all in good spirits. Deserves 5 stars! I've read up to chapter 139 so far, while reading offline. The reading count is already in the hundreds.