The Academic Prodigy Jiang Zheng
学神蒋政
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 181k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Youth Sweet Romance
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 7
Please!!! Campus Novels
Looking for books like "The Rules of Unrequited Love". School setting, both leads are top students!! Nothing like a school bully paired with a goody-goody girl.
Are There No Normal School Stories? No Rebirth, No System
No rebirth, no System, and no male lead who's so quiet he could bore you to death. Can the female lead be cheerful, with a devoted admirer? Start with an open, honest friendship, then cautious testing of the waters, and finally getting together, okay? I want them to choose each other. One of them can be insecure, while the other is their guiding light. Set it at school.
The Number One Campus Novel on Tomato!
Looking for books like "Don't Compete with Me for First Place." Are there any childhood-sweetheart stories where the male and female leads tie for first, or compete for first place? Please!!! For example, "Don't Compete with Me for First Place."
Top-Tier Youth and School Romance
Please, everyone, what's your number one campus romance? I want delicate, beautiful, gentle writing that's clean and crisp!!! A sweet romance!! I won't say it twice,,,,, a pure, sugary romance.
Are High School Romance Novels No Longer Popular?
These days, urban and campus novels all give the protagonist some kind of System. His ex cheats on him, then a gorgeous woman pursues him, and after plenty of face-slapping, he ends up ruling the world and building a harem. Do simple coming-of-age campus stories with one female lead and no System just have no market anymore?
Any Pure Academic-Ace Stories, from High School to College to Research Work?
There are too few stories about top students.
Stories Where the Male Lead Bullies and Torments the Female Lead but Loves Her Deeply
Looking for books similar to "Making the Darling Cry: Lord Li Is Dangerously Possessive".
Reader comments 1
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The opening chapter catches the eye right away! The campus games and favor transactions in key classes and parallel classes are written very realistically. The heroine Su Qin was unwilling to be placed in a chaotic parallel class, and actively wanted to be transferred to the top class. The conflict established her character as soon as it started. There is no procrastination and a strong sense of reality on campus. I am looking forward to seeing how the heroine breaks the predicament and makes a comeback!