Running a Street Stall to Support My Family, So Why Have All My Childhood Sweethearts Gone Crazy?

For new readers who might not be familiar with this book, let me explain: It tells the story of Lin Xu, a self-reliant and strong-willed school beauty who single-handedly supports her family at the age of sixteen. While juggling her demanding studies, she also manages to earn money by running a stall in her spare time. Her younger brother, Lin Zhe, is the only child in the family.

No problem. It's a story about everyday life in the city and on campus, and most of the characters are good people who help each other out. The plot is a bit slow-paced though. I can only say that the classmate and the upperclassman are a bit different 😄, but the younger sister is better (finally seeing a normal sibling relationship 😏).

A succubus male protagonist selling potato pancakes at a street stall, two separate sections for his senior and his deskmate 😆 A slightly yandere younger sister he picked up who's obsessed with her brother, and a rich girl's fangirl 😏 So funny hahaha, it's just a bit lacking, I hope the author will be more sensible and update ten chapters a day

It's really good, but there's too little of it. Although it's quite heartbreaking to read, it's really good. I remember reading something similar before 🤔 It's not about plagiarism, that book was also very heart-wrenching and quite realistic. Sigh (´-ωก`).

Updates are too slow, and I'm afraid of letting the book die from over-development. Oh well. That's it.

Why is the rating so low?

Very delicious and very fresh.

I finished reading it, and personally, I felt the title was a bit of a letdown. I'd seen this book several times before, but I only clicked on it last night because I had nothing else to read. The title, "School Beauty, Childhood Sweetheart Gone Mad," gave me a sense of exaggeration and cliché, making me think it would be some kind of melodramatic or noisy story.

I've always liked the male protagonist the author portrays; he's definitely to my taste. Keep it up, it's worth reading. The logic and emotions are solid, and it's not mindless.

It's a comfortable read, and I didn't see any major flaws. The only downside is that the plot is moving a bit slowly; I feel like it's only been a week since I read the latest chapter. The male lead is a high school freshman and his romance can't be rushed yet, otherwise, Shen He, the Heavenly Dao, won't let this book off the hook.