With Spoilers on the Table, Who'd Fall for the Yandere Campus Belle?

It's good to watch. The beginning of the middle school boy's battle of wits and courage with the air really entertained me. I thought it was an ordinary sweet story, but I didn't expect that there would be a story that could spread out later. The writing has the style of a powerful person with a bit of shadow, especially the protagonist's amazing wisdom. Jpg The article contains many jokes, but also has a human touch that is rare in tomatoes.

This book is really good. The protagonist's prophetic ability is not an omniscient perspective, but a throw into the future to experience it personally. It's like another kind of death rollback, trial and error and find a way. The setting appeals to me. I like the current portrayal of the male protagonist very much. The description of what the male protagonist does and thinks also gives a feeling that the male protagonist is completely in control. The cautious character of the male protagonist makes it difficult to cause serious consequences or encounter death. As a prophet, the male protagonist encounters the future destruction for the first time. He ignores that he does not have an omniscient perspective, so he makes a lot of tests on the heroine, and there are many counterattacks from the heroine who he thinks he is. This is a very common oolong incident in novels, but the plot is reasonable and not blunt. Overall, I like the setting of this book better than the previous one. [Like][Like]

It's a very good novel. The male protagonist is quite arrogant because of his prophetic ability, but he also has a very good outlook on life. He never treats other people inappropriately. At the same time, the way he handles things is also bold and careful, and he considers a lot. The rhythm of the story is also quite ups and downs and the subject matter is relatively niche. Overall, it's very suitable for people with niche tastes like me. I hope the author doesn't cut it.

It's quite comfortable to watch, and the characters have very distinct personalities. Although you have to say that the protagonist's brain circuit is very strange, but the protagonist is serious and will really save you when something happens. He is a tsundere (*^▽^*). The shortcoming is that there are too few chapters and it is not enough to read [please update], and the protagonist is particularly capable of action. Unfortunately, Lin is too buggy, and there are spoilers later. In Lin's first-level dream, he dreamed of being killed by the protagonist, and then counter-killed the protagonist on the second level (even if he could predict the future, he couldn't do it [crying], but it was the first-level dream for the protagonist). Currently, I feel that only Gu can compete with Lin.

Reading the title, I thought I had misunderstood Xiang Xiaotian's article, but it turns out that there is also a game between the divine male protagonist and the air baba, as well as the shocking wisdom that pops up from time to time, and the female protagonist can even hit the airwaves. The male protagonist has the ability to predict the future, and he doesn't hide it. "I am a prophet. Jpg" is a bit arrogant to me, but it is impossible to be a bit arrogant. If I had this ability, I would be even more arrogant than the male protagonist. It's unlikely that the emotional drama will move forward too fast. What if, in the next chapter, the heroine changes into a second personality and the male protagonist will be beaten to the ground? Kouya! This episode is amazing. Five stars, don't rush, you must let me see the day when the male protagonist is attacked by the female protagonist [please update]

The protagonist has a unique personality. He does not suffer from the usual bitterness, hatred, or arrogance. He has absolute will, responsibility, and the ability to carry out his own will. He is clear about good and evil and truly deserves the name of a prophet.

It's great. I've read all the updated chapters. Overall, I can definitely watch it. The content is lighthearted and funny. The misunderstandings and games between the male protagonist and the female protagonist are also interesting. The author's language description of the second disease is quite strong (it's not abrupt or awkward, and the plot transition is very smooth. There are also foreshadowings and foreshadowing of the world view in the middle. It's just that there are too few, and there are no other major problems.

To be honest, from the beginning when the male protagonist was immersed in his art and couldn't extricate himself, I thought the male protagonist was just pretending. But after looking at it, I came to the conclusion that it was simply because I played in the wheelchair too much, my eyes were dull, and my ability was a simulated version of death reversion. I was hypnotized into predicting the future.

Giving 4 stars means that it is not a human machine. These 20 or so chapters are very good. The protagonist has a juvenile feel. The follow-up will depend on the author's writing skills. So far, it seems to be ok. I hope that I won't be too lazy for the sake of length in the future.

The characters are pretty good, nothing annoying. The plot is also quite compact, with nothing superfluous and no poisonous points. But when will the sweets be distributed? I actually came here to read the sweet articles [angry]