Hachiman Searches for Something Genuine in Classroom of the Elite

It's really well-written; reading from Da Zhangwei's perspective is still the familiar self-destructive style 🤦🤦

I just started reading and finished it all at once. Regarding the author's apparent concern about forgetting a certain character, wanting to do something different, and the female lead… my opinion is that we should just let things unfold naturally. Hachiman himself is also a teenager; he has his own stubbornness, his own loneliness, and his own chuunibyou (middle school syndrome).

Although the writing style differs from the original, this version of Hikigaya is quite similar. It also captures some of the awkwardness of the original, placing extreme importance on authentic objects, perhaps even more so than in the original. If you're interested in Hikigaya's twisted emotions, you might want to check it out.

It's pretty good. 🤔 So far, the only part that seems odd is the Star Viewing Festival. I didn't see that part when I watched the anime back then. Because of the translation, I've never read the original "Classroom of the Three Kingdoms" manga. If it's original content, my suggestion is to make a side story at the end, with extra updates on top of the daily updates.

The writing is excellent; there's no out-of-character (OOC) element caused by pandering to the opposite sex just to create a harem.

The author said it's ending, but I sincerely want it to continue. The original *Classroom of the Living Dead* is excellent, but it's also too harsh on someone like me. The author showed me a possibility—the possibility of humanity brought about by Hachiman. We see the growth of many characters in this story, especially Ayaka.

Generally speaking, first-person perspective fanfiction tends to deter many readers, but Da Laoshi's use of a first-person perspective is excellent. It feels very natural, the characters are well-developed, there's minimal embellishment, making it a clean and refreshing read, not padded, and very comfortable. Although one update a day is a lot, it's still too little. Update more, bro! I really believe in you, keep it up! 👍

It's great; that lifeless, dull feeling is just right! The author's portrayal of Da Laoshi's repeated contemplation is fantastic; he constantly questions himself and arrives at the answer.

Absolutely amazing! The characters are incredibly well-developed, the plot is tight, the characters are vividly portrayed, and the slice-of-life scenes are engaging and enjoyable. I usually read novels with multiple female leads, but I think this one is readable even with just one female lead. I probably won't follow it until it's finished, but it's definitely worth reading.

The biggest advantage of this book is its comfortable reading experience. It doesn't have much unnecessary fluff or a pretentious, artsy feel, which appeals to many, including myself. Furthermore, the characters are currently well-developed and don't go out of character (OOC). With a little expansion of the content and descriptions, it would be excellent and definitely deserve a place on Shuke's platform.