I Told You to Confess to the Campus Belle, Not Add Her Dad on WeChat!

This book is really good, especially the part depicting Lu Bu's battle with Sun Wukong over Diao Chan. They fought for hundreds of rounds, but Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. If it weren't for Darius's outer-circle cheat + Noxus Guillotine, that M4 six-times-magnitude spray would have been fatal.

I've read up to chapter 554 so far and feel this is a very good novel. The characters are well-developed, and there aren't any particularly outlandish plots. However, the male lead doesn't seem to have normal emotions; he seems uninterested in everything, and his rationality outweighs his emotions, which feels a bit strange.

There's a lot of dialogue, so the overall pace is fast. The protagonist has a distinct personality; he's the type who would rather lie down than sit, and sit than stand. He doesn't try to stand out, but he'll handle the troubles he leaves behind. Overall, it's pretty good. Since your new book is launching, I'll give it five stars. I hope to see you keep going.

This is a great novel with two female protagonists. I've read similar novels before, and they're all quite slow-burning. The author writes very well, with lots of daily interactions, which gave me a feeling of going back to high school. This is also a book that really stirred my emotions. I felt happy for the characters and saddened by their tragic events. It felt like more than just a novel; it was a real world. After finishing it, I was truly moved. 😢

So far, it's been quite good. The male lead is a bit of a robot (not really), the young lady has a slightly yandere personality but not too much, and Lolo seems to have a bit of a "cinnabar mole" (a term used to describe a woman with a very special charm). Both girls are great. From my personal perspective, the current direction suggests that both the young lady and Lolo could become someone important, making it worth watching.

Personally, I feel the author is very talented, managing to make a relatively clichéd plot feel natural and enjoyable to read. My only complaint so far is the scene where Shen "wall-slams" Shen. The mental stat boost is too strong, making the physical stat boost seem weak.

So far, this book is quite good. There aren't any major flaws. The protagonist's seemingly lifeless personality, which allows him to make friends, is also explained. Overall, the character descriptions are good, although the emotional descriptions aren't particularly rich; they're all conveyed through his words and actions.

I've seen over 100 chapters so far. I wouldn't call it a masterpiece, but overall it's quite enjoyable. There aren't any particularly unpleasant parts, and I really like the main character's personality—he's never repressed. The two female leads are also well-developed. Among Tomato's works, it's considered a gem, and I'd highly recommend it.

This book is very well written, with excellent character development. It's unlike any other campus romance novel I've read. The protagonist is just like me: socially awkward, introverted, very good to his friends, doesn't fawn over them, has an average appearance, and doesn't seem to care about anything, yet he manages to do things very well. It really resonates with people like us.

Great! The male lead is a bit cyborg-like, but he understands everything. There are two female leads: one is a wealthy young lady who is very sensible, and the other is a very skilled gamer girl with no background and a somewhat pitiful personality. In summary: a good novel. The system is just a tool and doesn't have any coercive power. Worth reading! (๑`･ᴗ･´๑)