I’m a Grown Man! Why the Hell Would I Call Her the Campus Belle?

The whole book is very novel, the author's writing style is good, and the characters are very three-dimensional. I am very willing to read it. But there are two flaws. First, Hua Qianyu's conversation with the protagonist in the library is not very realistic. First of all, she is a strategist, with rich emotional experience and practice, but when it comes to reality, she is very condescending. She first talks about sex, and then asks a very straight man about intimate issues such as menstruation. In reality, men who chat up women like this have long been listed online, and they are condescending and straight. The second is that there is no basis for the second change in difficulty of the protagonist in Hua Qianyu's eyes. I think the first change is very detailed and is a bonus. The protagonist realizes the difference in the world and has a resistance and clear understanding of the women in this world. But the second time after taking the tarot card test, the protagonist realizes the character of the original owner. It will not directly affect Hua Qianyu's attitude or double resistance to love. The difficulty becomes "???" And there is no basis. I hope the author can take this book seriously, because this book has been very successful so far and is well written. I can give it a score of nine or more, but if some details can be polished more, I believe more people will give it a high score of nine!

If you can accept the setting that the male protagonist has a strong purity power (for example, in other novels, you can recognize an abnormality in the first three chapters, but the male protagonist cannot find it until the end), then this novel is suitable for you, and the description of some stereotypes of men and women is relatively formulaic. If you are watching it with a new author, you can learn the general knowledge of male and female stereotypes. The description of male and female romance is average and the writing is average, and the overall dPs is average. Is it a male protagonist in a female channel? The overall evaluation of the article is "Chasing the Husband's Crematorium", which is a medium-to-small-medium article. It is recommended for readers who are more interested in niche articles. However, most of the settings are formulaic, and the details are relatively ordinary. The T level can be ranked around T2∽T1·5. Complete.

I don't know if this is considered poisonous, you can make your own judgment. Girl 1 has a guide system since she was a child. The male protagonist is just one of the more difficult ones to guide. Girl 2 is a reborn person, and her childhood sweetheart turned green. When she was reborn, she remembered the male protagonist.

I have a bit of a fondness for the so-called dream person. I read this kind of writing just for the sake of self-respect and self-love. The so-called person in a dream can be forgotten. What kind of book are you writing? It's equivalent to setting a goal at the beginning and not knowing what the goal is at the end. And jump directly to time, right? I was blown away at first glance. Then the person in the dream on the timeline didn't come forward and the protagonist committed suicide. I don't think there is any need to pursue it.

There are some laxities. So what? I am cute😊Xiao Nanliang. La la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la [laughs], I am the knife that is cut by the cute thunder whirlwind. When it was used by Robust III, the aluminum element was exhausted. [Laughs awkwardly] without being charged by the weapon master, it turned into a 🐈tail. Cao Cao once said to me, "There was a time when the sea was difficult to overcome, but I also want the world to go through menopause." [OK] Weidu assassin Xiaonan also said, "What's wrong with a world without despair! Look at Chong'er!" [Exploration] Send the skill Elephant to turn Aha into a smelly penguin. . . . You are a Minato Penguin, you are a Stinky Penguin, you are a Stinky Penguin, [what] who are you? ? [Licking the screen] As a result, Uncle Pan, who is white and tender, was blown away.

The writing style is humorous and interesting, the characters have distinct personalities, and the setting of this book is not bad. However, when I first read it, I was a little uncomfortable with the male-female switch. Come on, Laotu! You must survive the third week [eat melon]

It's as sharp and cool as Dostoevsky's, with a crazy convulsion, and like Chekhov's humor with a hint of sadness. Sweeter than assorted dishes, cuter than whales, crisp and plump like a fairy tale. Tall tree-like structures, pearl-like bones and flesh, sunshine and white clouds occasionally gently wandering around. It's light, bright, colorful and really beautiful. Sweet and crispy, soft and chewy, leaving a lingering fragrance in your mouth

The heroine is not determined, only the person in the dream is determined. One who is reborn, one who is systematic, one who shares secrets, one who is controlled by his brother, and one who is regretful. Part of me knows that the man in my dream that the male protagonist likes tastes like lime. So the tugging and fighting started, but currently there are only three people I really like, one of them will definitely not make it, and the other one is related by blood. After watching it too much, I feel that it is meaningless and a bit boring. However, the audience is still fine in this regard. If you watch it for the heroine, you may be a little disappointed. These female protagonists do not have any memorable points or special characters. Apart from the golden fingers, too many female characters have caused the author's writing power to be scattered and unsustainable. Currently, the heroine who only draws props has more memorable points, because she is basically here for rewards and has a clear goal.

The calculations about love in it are really tasteful and valuable. It is not a mindless love story. The male protagonist is also very charming, but he has his dream lover from the beginning. The female characters who are trying to corner him are all bad. They have a built-in strategy system for the rich girl, the sinister reborn girl, the resourceful mouthless girl, the loser Qingmei, and the dream lover who secretly protects the male protagonist.

It's not bad. Different from Tomato's other heroine novels, the female protagonists are not so strong that they are offensive, and the male protagonist does not turn into green tea instantly because he realizes the 180-degree change after traveling to this world. Echizen's life experience has directly turned into a rolling stone, and a lot of people praise it), although there are still some loose points, such as the article says that the child's surname depends on the family's financial source, but the male protagonist's surname has not changed after time travel, and Hua Xiaomei's surname seems to be different from her parents, but overall the flaws are not concealed. The most important thing is that the author does not criticize. Many authors on Tomato like to include private information when writing about women. The author of this novel consciously avoids this, so he can add an extra star.