
As Expected, My High School Life Isn’t Quite Normal
我的高中生活果然不太正常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 297k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 5
What’s Your Number-One Campus Novel?
I want to read something similar to Toward Midsummer.
Looking for Japanese Light Novels
Looking for books like "Transferring to Tokyo, Then Meeting a One-Winged Girl". Something along those lines would be great, or a light novel. I've read too many other novels on Tomato and they don't really do it for me anymore.
Just an Ordinary High School Campus Novel!
Looking for high school campus stories without rich families, transmigration, or ridiculously superhuman academic geniuses! I'm so tired of plots that go completely off the rails.
Let’s Round Up Some Light Novels
I mainly want to know whether Tomato Novel actually has light novels. I feel like I hardly ever see any there. Whenever I want to read a light novel, I have to search around on other platforms for ages.
A Super Realistic High School Story with Incredibly Immersive Writing
I’m looking for books like After Transmigrating to the Apocalypse, I Became a Little Zombie Girl.
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It's very interesting. It made me shudder as a recent graduate. It pointed out some high school problems sharply. Unfortunately, it is a novel and is too idealistic. In reality, there will not be such a gentle way to deal with it. For example, the one about the rumors about the student union. Our school had something similar, and the way it was dealt with was based on the rumors. The person who recorded the record was beaten half to death and eventually expelled. The person who recorded the record was rumored to like that girl, so he got in trouble. Two of the last three people dropped out of school, and one was depressed. The school will not care about you so much. In the third year of high school, someone jumped into the river and died, and they were suppressed. They even criticized the dead person in a notice. It was really amazing. But! After all, it's a novel, isn't it just to make up for the regrets of reality? If it's good-looking, please don't let the author die.
A good book should not be buried. There are no big faults in the writing and logic. The plot is also very good. For example, the issue of collective honor in the first chapter is really a reality. When I read it, I felt that the author's true feelings were revealed. The male protagonist always gave people the impression of being very awakened. I think in The reality corresponds to the "precocious" self-feeling of teenagers, who have their own thoughts on things, but also develop arrogance because of it. Therefore, this work is good because it has satire on reality, has something that high school students can empathize with, and the writing is smooth, so the viewing experience is naturally much better.
I originally thought it was another campus romance novel disguised as a love story, but it was an eye-opener for me and it really gave me a lot of feelings. It's a pity that the characters are a bit monotonous. In my opinion, the protagonists are like Adam and Eve who have not eaten the forbidden fruit. They are too pure. The author does have a profound insight into the high school system in real life. He uses words to dismantle the absurdity of reality. The game between the system and individual groups is a highlight. The final result seems to be that all parties are satisfied. Individuals recognize the reality and begin to grow. The system retains some dignity. It seems that the result is good. It is mature and realistic. But this is not what I want. I appreciate the author, but (the author knows that the key point is later), behind the game is survival, and taking survival as the highest goal will only fall into the pull of reality and eventually wear down the will. I am indeed ideal, but I hope to maintain my ideals This book won't be too popular, and I believe the author knows that, because you haven't given the audience a "gentle place" to sink into.
The author's thoughts are very delicate, and this book is very real. It truly reflects our feelings and some thoughts in our daily life. It tells us that there is no absolute right or wrong in some things. Everyone has something right, but it is only partially right. For me, the solutions to various psychological problems and what the protagonist said really had an impact on me. I began to reflect on the way people dealt with things in the past. It may not give people a clear sense of comfort like those refreshing articles, but it is calm, warm, or sharp and tells you something ordinary and extraordinary, a certain truth. This is my first time to write a review because the words in it really touched me. Maybe my review is very fragmentary. Some people don't like this type of book and think my reviews are a bit exaggerated, but to me it is a good book. Thanks to the author for using this book to leave some unique colors in my life.
I haven't finished reading it yet, but the author's writing style is really great, and the character's logic is very good. Compared to Tomato's other novels, it may be a little less exciting, but the perspective of many issues feels very warm. This kind of warmth is very real, and I like it very much. Big cheers for the author! ❤️
This was the first time I read a first-person book. I originally thought I wouldn't read a first-person book, but after reading the opening essay, I was completely absorbed. Later, I saw the sharp, cynical, bitter, troublesome, and sharp language of "I" in the book. I can really feel these, and then some small changes including the experiences of other members and the protagonist, I feel it is very real (although it is true in the book), but I still feel good. It can bring readers into the world of the book, and then bring the perspectives, values, and emotions of the book world back to the readers. I think this is the best 👍
As far as I've read so far, I personally like it very much, because I think there's a hint of Chunwu in the lines. I read Chunwu almost twice in high school, so I was deeply influenced by Chunwu. I really like the writing style. Now that I read this novel, I feel like I'm in another world. The male protagonist is really a great teacher. Seeing now, I seem to have made a mistake. In fact, the male protagonist is not a complete teacher. He is more of an observer, but it cannot be said that he is completely involved in the solution... So far, every story feels very real, like a condensed "society". The word "packaging" is used very well. Although it is false, it is also necessary. The author's writing style is very comfortable to read 🥰🥰🥰
The author's writing is very real and delicate. Reading this novel feels like I am back in high school when I was confused and there were many things that had no correct answers, but while reading this novel I feel that many things do not need correct answers. Maybe you will not see the love you want to read in this novel, but after reading it you will definitely think of the people and things in high school.
I personally like it very much, but due to the writing style and the nature of the subject, this book is not seen. In my opinion, change is a "beautiful" thing. Whether it is a cliche or against one's heart, this is not domestication. It is inevitable and cannot be escaped. It points to a way that maintains the functioning of society. And talking about change, the rules are changing, and so are we who are in them. All intuition, destiny, fate, cause and effect, no matter what, they form you and change you. Not only people form the rules, but the rules also form you.
Delicious😋, the protagonist is currently self-destructing, and the overall level is quite high, no problems have been found so far No, why didn't anyone read it? 🥺 is a bit like the service department solving problems, and a bit like Hingguo understanding the facts and recording the truth. It's a pity that there is no youthful love, but it's also fortunate that there is no love