Even a Chuunibyou Wants to Save a Beautiful Girl!

In conclusion: Unlike other bad-ending gravity simulation novels on the market, this book in the "Super Large Cup" series strives for a happy ending in every chapter, which I think is a great thing. After reading so many bad endings, a happy ending isn't a bad thing. The first part is a bit immature, but the later parts show significant improvement, making it a very enjoyable read.

It's really good! The plot is smooth and the logic is tight. The setting is somewhat similar to "Why Do All the Comments Say I'm Really a Gender-Obsessed Person?", But the plot and romance are completely different. If you like this kind of book, you should check it out. The author's writing is also good, and the character's psychological descriptions are very detailed.

I've only read a small portion, but I feel the author's skill is absolutely top-notch; it's a gem among foreign works. I really enjoyed the author's delicate emotional descriptions and the excellent grasp of the characters' personalities and feelings. It deserves five stars.

Maoyou Hai, Lin You, and Xingye Hai are all Lin Shen. What Lin Shen does isn't to impersonate them, but to feel and understand. He uses his own way to save others, and also to save the "chuunibyou" (adolescent delusions of grandeur) buried within him.

A truly excellent book. The emotions are delicate, and the plot flows smoothly. Although the title mentions "female-centric stories," that's what drew me in (◦˙▽˙◦). But the author's portrayal of these female characters is unique; they aren't oppressive and heavy like a black hole, but rather gentle like a flowing spring.

Their love was so naive, but I couldn't bear to watch. It reminded me of my own youth, that summer night I can never return to. Like in "A Small Shop by the Clouds," I envied them, I was insanely jealous that their youth had someone important by their side, while my youth was nothing but a desolate, lifeless wasteland. If only reality could be as simple as in novels, but reality has no logic.

This book is truly a gem among foreign works. It has a clear theme, vividly portrays the main characters and other characters, and boasts an exceptionally smooth pace. It's not the kind of generic, formulaic writing you read; it's a genuine, relatable work infused with emotion.

Love

While reading this book, a voice might echo in your mind: it reads the text in a calm, flat, and monotonous tone, narrating a story with an underlying sadness as if it were perfectly natural, thus immersing the reader in the experience. The pressure, pain, and sorrow don't need hysterical outbursts; they are infused into the words, just like the characters in the book, making them seem "normal."

The writing is the best I've ever read; the rating is too low. Out of 10, I'd give it 9.9—Too little. And why is it only 200 words? I'm urging for more! "Absolute acting skills, the loneliness born from this teaches you that the one you love is..." "She is my dessert... She is the dessert of all 'female' girls, but she herself is the sweetest one."