Insane! The Military Academy Good-for-Nothing Hammers Every Genius in the Galaxy

It's really good!!! It's just a shame there are so few female characters. The only ones mentioned are the roommate and the princess; it feels like everyone around me is a guy 🤦 I know this might sound like I'm throwing a punch, but I really wish there were more female characters 💕

It's really good! The interactions between the male and female leads are very well written. Looking forward to the female lead's growth. Why is there no traffic? That shouldn't be happening. Luckily, I don't look at the numbers; I only look at whether the content is something I like. Keep it up!

Okay, next I will use the most direct, straightforward, simple, easy-to-understand, practical, down-to-earth, unpretentious, unpretentious, incisive, clean, honest, simple, close to daily life, and unpretentious language. I will not pile up fancy words, play with wordplay, hide any ulterior motives, use obscure embellishments, use pretentious rhetoric, or add unnecessary preamble.

I really enjoyed this book! It's high-energy throughout, and the fight scenes are really cool. The female lead's character is portrayed in a very three-dimensional way. Tang Ning is a person who dares to love and hate, who is cold on the surface but kind and gentle on the inside. Of course, she is not a saint, and she also has some minor flaws.

It's pretty good. The female lead transmigrates from the world of cultivation to interstellar space. She has incredibly strong mental power but terrible physical strength, while the male lead has amazing physical abilities but terrible mental power. There's a lot of military academy content. I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story. I wish it would be a long read! 🥰

Overall, it's very good, but so far the male lead seems stronger than the female lead... The female lead's weakness is obviously her physical constitution, but while the male lead's apparent weakness is mental strength, he's completely immune to it, so it has no effect whatsoever.

It really suited my taste, but I felt a little disappointed because the female lead also has family in the cultivation world, making it impossible for the two worlds to merge. After living in this interstellar world for a while, she also has many friends, making it impossible for her to leave (I've only read a few dozen chapters, this is just my personal opinion).

It's a good watch, with a unique premise. The male and female leads complement each other's abilities, the matches are very exciting to watch, and the romance feels natural and doesn't feel out of place.

The writing is smooth and logically sound. The female lead is straightforward yet subtly protective of the male lead, making for interesting interactions. The characters around them are also adorable. The characters are well-developed, vivid, and three-dimensional. It's definitely worth reading, and the premise is well-crafted.

It's alright, I think it looks pretty good~