After We Got Our Marriage License, I Discovered the Campus Beauty Had a Communication Disorder

The female lead is strong. Not highly recommended. The author is deliberately keeping the reader hanging. The pacing is too slow, and the male lead is portrayed as too wooden. There's no sweetness at all; after dozens of chapters of back-and-forth, they barely even hold hands. It's incredibly boring and bland.

How wonderful! Effervescent tablets are finally back to their original form! Thank you so much! Okay, I would also highly recommend this book. Wow, what a thrilling and evenly matched book!

Dude, you really have the chat history? 😭😭😭 By the way, the book is really good, full of witty remarks, and the character designs are great too. I love it!

Hey, hey, you must have posted these chat logs from a fake account, right? 😢 That's not how novels are written! 😢 You should subtly reveal information during reader discussions, or include it in the synopsis. Why did you suddenly throw out these chat logs while we were reading? 😢 I don't believe it, that's not how novels are written! 😢

Not bad. This is the most appropriate book I've ever read in incorporating overused internet memes. Those books that claim to be funny either forcibly create a bunch of Spring Festival Gala jokes that Zhao Benshan's era didn't even use, or they abruptly write a bunch of overused internet memes for the sake of supposed humor, as if that proves that those authors haven't been abandoned by the times and still have some sense of humor.

It gives you the most direct, truthful, thorough, naked, incisive, sharp, profound, realistic, unadorned, straightforward, direct, unwavering, direct, and uncompromising perspectives; the most heart-wrenching, hardcore, decisive, efficient, straightforward, resolute, and ruthless; the most poignant and uncompromising.

No way, why is the rating so low? Trust me, brothers, it gets sweeter and sweeter as you watch! Rainbow Treasure Thunder's language system is so cute and fun, it's so sweet it's driving me crazy! This one feels like a big improvement over the previous ones!

It's very sweet, that kind of ambiguous sweetness. It's mostly about everyday life, very lighthearted, and the dialogue is very interesting. The female lead's thought process is adorable—not the kind of naive cuteness, but a slightly quirky, yet not annoying kind of cuteness. The male lead is also great; they're a perfect match.

It's alright, but the main character hiding socks is a bit depressing.

It's absolutely amazing! The author's style is humorous and full of witty remarks, and the sweet romance between the young couple is so delightful!