College Life: The Campus Belle Sleeping in the Bunk Above Mine

To be honest, I didn't quite believe it when I saw the 7.8 Rating for this book. The characters of the male and female protagonists are very distinct, and the other characters are also very vivid. The story content is okay, but the author could have done it faster. I feel like it has a rating of 8.5~9.0.

This book looks great, the subject matter is quite novel, and the characters are vividly portrayed, including the romantic subplot with Xiaoyu, which is also quite fitting. However, as a relatively experienced bookworm, I'd like to offer a slight suggestion: could the frequency of their emotional outpourings be reduced appropriately? It's too frequent and feels a bit awkward.

This book, well, the emotional expression is very smooth. Having read this far, it's one of the few books that has truly allowed me to immerse myself in the story. The writing is delicate, and many parts are just right. I hope the author continues to improve their writing. May you never forget me when you become rich and powerful! 🤭

Overall, it's good. With the added popularity of the anime adaptation, it should become a huge hit. However, I have to say, it feels a bit drawn out. The atmosphere is well-developed, but one of the main characters always seems to ruin it. I've read up to chapter 110. If you don't like tsundere characters and backstabbing, I suggest you don't read it.

It's pretty good. The male and female leads have distinct personalities and are memorable. However, like many slice-of-life romance novels, it suffers from a common problem: after reading too many of these, it becomes unreadable. This one is relatively good; at least it's readable until the confession. After the confession, it becomes like other novels, lacking any memorable moments.

After the restoration of sight, the story somewhat devolves into a classic romance novel, which is a bit disappointing given my expectations. Of course, the author's character development and writing style make the purely sweet parts quite enjoyable; however, I personally felt the dialogue was a bit too long (for example, the praise in the new chapter, while comedic, felt unrealistic at its…

The first impression this book gives is that the characters are vivid, the character framework is well-established, and their personalities are clearly defined. As for the 7.9 Rating, that's because too few people have read it. If it becomes popular, it will definitely be over 9. The writing of this book can easily crush the romance novels in Tomato's collection.

I broke down when I got to Chapter 125, hahaha, you won, bro! 🤦 I give up! 🤦 I'm really at my wit's end! 🤦 You know I've had a terrible headache? 🤦 I also have insomnia! 🤦 I can't sleep at all! 🤦 Actually, I'm really hungry right now, you know? 🤦 My drool is dripping from my eyes! 🤦 It's soaked my pillow! 🤦 I can't breathe! 😭 I can't breathe! 😭 I can't breathe! 😭 I can't breathe!

I just finished watching the first episode of the manga series, all 111 episodes. Now I'm eagerly awaiting season two. I usually only watch one type of manga; if I read the novel, I won't watch the manga, and vice versa. I just finished one and then came across this book again, so I thought I'd leave a comment.

The characters are phenomenal! The blind male lead is sensitive and perceptive, while the female lead is aloof and slow to warm up, seemingly cold but actually passionate. One senses love through hearing and touch, while the other is not good at expressing herself but silently protects him. The everyday campus life is delicate and heartwarming, a story of mutual redemption, both heartbreaking and tender, with a powerful aftertaste.