[Update: One female lead. Apart from the female lead, everyone else is a target for the protagonist’s missions. This is not a fast-paced, face-slapping power fantasy. The protagonist starts out as an underage high school student, so his thinking can sometimes be immature, and he can be impulsive and reckless. Most importantly, none of the characters are perfect.]
“Su Qianqian, I like you!”
“We should be focusing on our studies right now. Besides... I like guys with good grades.”
When the college entrance exam results came out, a line appeared on the screen: Your score is among the highest in the province. Your exact score is temporarily hidden.
“Huang Xiaoling, I like you!”
“I like handsome guys. You need a good face and a good body, with a six-pack. Do you measure up?”
At some point, the title of heartthrob at school quietly changed hands. The new guy was named Chen Yuan.
“Wei Yuanyuan, I like you!”
“I need a man with money. You broke loser, do you even have four digits in your bank account?”
In the latest financial news: Our special guest today is Chen Yuan, a rising young entrepreneur from this city. Please welcome Mr. Chen...
Years later, having achieved success in both marriage and career, Chen Yuan was asked by a reporter how an unknown nobody like him had managed to turn his life around.
After a long silence, Chen Yuan said just one thing.
“I was really just trying to become the kind of person the people I liked would like.”
This is my favorite new book. There is a system, but the system is more of a system that rewards you as long as you work hard. It's not like giving you something when you come up, such as photographic memory, three days of magical power and so on. From what I can see now, the protagonists in the story are relatively reciprocal. They are my favorite type, but they are not the kind of villains who seem to take it for granted that you help me. Everyone has a normal reaction and some are correct. Emotional derivation is not like I hate you just to hate you, at least I haven't seen it yet. Well, the main reason is that there are still relatively few authors. As for confessing to other girls later, it mainly depends on how the author handles it later. I hope the author can handle it better. I hope it is the single female protagonist he mentioned. I can't tell you anything else at the moment, but he gave me a feeling that made me want to continue reading. I hope it's a piece of gold in a tomato.
It's not bad. I gave less 5 stars to the reviewer. I haven't revealed who the female lead is yet. I just confessed to one and will be writing and studying later. If the female protagonist confesses more in the future, I think there will be some surprises. Let's wait and see.
It's very ordinary, very closely integrated with life and has a sense of substitution. I even feel like I'm experiencing the senior year of high school again. But I don't understand this era. Is this an era before mobile phones are popular? Or even have a cell phone at all? (I don't think I ever mentioned mobile phones.) But teaching feels a bit disconnected from what it is now. Being plain has both advantages and disadvantages. 80% Of the content in the first 30 chapters is about learning. Some special activities or content can be added to make it more colorful. I like this kind of systematic writing very much. It is not directly invincible, but a process of growth (not only learning but also thinking). The summary is that I need to add more color. At present, I feel that the learning process is very fast (I am already in my third year of high school), but the progress in relationships (the focus of the article) is a bit slow. I hope the author has a good outline and the rhythm will not be broken. The pace of the first heroine is slow, and the emotional writing feels deeper, but if the following ones remain the same, this will become a stock trading article, and there is no need to talk about a single heroine. So far it's generally okay and can be watched. 🤔
Okay, let's take another look
Plain and true, the writing is comfortable