The Dumb Bookworm at an Elite Boys' School

Baby Wenrong is really good. When I first read the article, I thought it was just like other articles. It was a brainless little sweet article about a beautiful, stupid and heart-throb. But my wife really surprised me. The more I read, the more I felt that Wenrong is a charming heartthrob. He is very reasonable and should be taken for granted. Wenrong is not just a vase with empty beauty (I don't mean to say vase is bad, other babies are also very good. Idiot Vase is my I am very grateful to see such an article. Maybe the writing style is a bit immature, as I am a new author after all, but for me, I not only read an article, but also learned a lot from Wenrong Baby. Stay with me all the way, thank you for having you, and congratulations on the completion [red heart]

The author's writing has the feel of Channel 1. The grassroots male protagonist is kind-hearted, persevering and unyielding, and Wen Rong's growth journey is also written smoothly. When trouble comes, he is also worried about the protagonist. He often speaks arrogantly and expresses his personal opinions because he does not understand federal rules. Fortunately, he has a system and a smart and flexible mind, and he can always find a way to deal with it. The character of Wen Rong feels like the author has written it with great care and is very well written. He is the most personally charming protagonist I have seen recently. I just felt a bit empty after watching it, and it felt like it ended too quickly.

I was very happy to receive a reply from the author. In fact, I came across this article on xhs. I didn't expect to find a treasure that suits my taste. So I will share my feedback, which can also be regarded as a summary/review/demining/recommendation! Let's talk about the characters first, the finale oe, and the ending of each extra episode, but there is still a happy ending and everyone lives together happily. There is one unlikable character among the three attacks, but the overall character design is acceptable. I wouldn't say it's particularly novel, but the author's description is definitely above the standard. The character of Shou is a growth type, not really a weak Shou. His mind has been maturing, and he has slowly grown to reach the top. Don't worry, there is no plot of being abused just because of a weak Shou, and there is no suffering in love. You can feel that the author is getting better and better in the plot. In the first few chapters, you can get used to the author's style of writing, and then you can understand the background of the story and the characters' personalities, and then you can watch and enjoy it and it will become radiant little by little! (However, it is still somewhat idealistic. If you want to see something very realistic, don't enter) Then let me say one more thing, that is, some people may feel that they can rely on men. This needs to be viewed in conjunction with the worldview. The world where Shou lives is not equal and has a strong class concept. In the early stage, it was indeed because of Gong's participation that Shou's basic safety was guaranteed and resources were provided to a certain extent. However, all the planning was done by Shou, and Gong was only a descendant of the powerful. In the later period, the villain himself was someone the powerful wanted to please, and Gong could not protect him. This is not a heinous crime, and it is not a lightning point for me. Finally, someone found a review saying that some people suffer from low self-esteem because of this. This is my opinion on this: Shou does not have the same low self-esteem, maybe it was a little early on, but because of the problems he has experienced, he has a low sense of deservingness, so he will reflect on himself and find a breakthrough point, but I don't think it can be summed up by just one word of inferiority (because the world's values are different and class-oriented, Shou's main line is change, and several attackers are followers) Shou is really growing step by step, and because of his so-called "inferiority" character, he is different from others. And I've watched 80% of it, and I really don't think he has low self-esteem. He just didn't adapt when he first came through, because it was a school that was different from what he knew. Then he found similarities with his previous world in his life. I think he is very courageous. His growth line is to always expose darkness, seek fairness and justice, and finally become the president. (Not counting dog training, he has a natural fishing ability, and then an attacker told him that he can learn to master the "remote control", and he will take advantage of it later) The "number one in the college entrance examination" he mentioned was in the original world. The world he lived in has been distorted. The upper class controlled resources. He was specially recruited because he saved the powerful. Then the school was full of descendants of powerful people. Because of the tilt and monopoly of resources, these children Many of them are very talented, and of course there are also those who have been shoved in. (Unfortunately, the attackers Shou met were all extremely talented. He was bullied because he was an orphan before, and he only studied. It is normal to have an inferiority complex because he does not have a broad vision, but Shou is not discouraged.) Who will really look at your grades? What's more, he doesn't have the "first place in the college entrance examination" here. When he first learned mathematics, the subject he was good at, he couldn't keep up at work. Later, he rushed forward based on his own talent. Overall, Shou's growth line is very obvious. There are key events and iconic words that directly point out his psychological growth. In this process, the company of several attackers is also indispensable (the seniors are more of a guide, Tokino provides protection, and Zhou Qianqian's constant tit-for-tat is also a kind of practice). Therefore, it is more important for the four of them to live a good life [Applause]

After reading it in one sitting, I feel that the President is really smart and growing rapidly. I sincerely wish him the best to use his ability and influence to change the world. The three people at the back are his lovers and his helpers. Let's all have a good time together. Let's not talk about the second concubine, hahahahahaha

After reading it, Wen Rong is the protagonist with the clearest growth line and the most stable and tenacious core that I have seen throughout the first half of 2025. I always shed tears when I see him being isolated, hurt, making good friends, and getting involved in various incidents. I really want to say: As long as Wenrong can be happy, it doesn't matter what the world becomes. But when everything was settled, I found that this sentence did not apply to him, because he was always trying to make the world better and fairer, and he wanted to make countless people happier. Finally, I still want to wish Wen Rong happiness forever. If you are happy, the world will slowly get on the right track.

Ended with flowers [laughing loudly] [Fireworks] There are very few aristocratic boys' school novels that I can keep reading. I am really curious about what will happen next, so I have been reading "Let Me Be Well". This is the first time I saw the theme of "Learning to Master Public Opinion". I was very surprised when I saw it. This point of the author's writing directly surprises me. Every time I see Wen It felt so good for the soft baby to express his opinions [kiss] Lin Jinghang felt a sense of enlightenment at the end. This corresponds to the previous point of forgetting and death [Spreading Flowers] We mentioned Wen Rong's memory before. He should be able to remember the ledger, but he concealed it and asked Ryan, who can also remember, to drive away. It's really He is a very kind and responsible little boy [poor] who always regarded Zhou Xie as the villain in the early stage. What he did in the early stage was too annoying (from the perspective of being a treasure). He knew that he was one of the attackers but was very angry and treated him as the villain. The last Zhou Xie extra chapter was written so coolly that there were other similar stories about him and Wen Rong [Dog Head] before eating. I looked for it and wanted to read it, but the constant abuse made me feel physically uncomfortable so I gave up the article (the life of the reader is also my life). The author's writing is relatively moderate so that I can read it. It seems that the columnist's first article has some shortcomings in details, but from reading the novel, I can see that the author has great ideas [Cat Head] Come on, be strong, and want to eat fragrant rice [Dog Head Holding Rose]

Finally! ! Finally! ! ! ! Became president! ! Finally became president! ! Became president! ! ! ! [Crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]

I forget when I started chasing, I think I saw it on the clip. I have been following the series until about 80 chapters, but I forgot. I read it and said that I was suffering from low self-esteem. I happened to have something to do and stopped reading at that time. I finished it this afternoon. I was very silent after reading it. It was much better than I expected. The subsequent writing is very good. Wen Rong is really well portrayed. I rarely see growth-oriented protagonists, or I don't like it very much, but I really read this one. Wen Rong has grown up very quickly, and he is better than anyone else.

After chasing, Fried Chicken likes Xiaorong. Love line: I originally liked Ryan very much (still do), but later I found out that the tsundere Zhou Xie fell in love with me (before) was very touching, and I quickly fell in love with it [lop-eared rabbit head]. Generally speaking, I just like this article [love eyes], so good [come on] [come on] [come on]

I didn't expect the fourth male to appear in this way. Lin Jinghang had a smooth life. He had an awesome father, grew up to 18 without any burden in the ordinary world, was able to travel to zombie time during an earthquake, and finally killed the whole world by himself and became the savior. His luck was incredible. What I most admire about the author's wife is that even though her "affectionateness" can make her cry from the perspective of sex brain, the harm caused to Wen Rong by her mistakes cannot be forgiven by silent reflection. Finally, Wenrong has always had a negative image here. He deserves it. (In the end, I didn't really understand why Li Chaoyang had everything he wanted in the end, but maybe this was his luck. The sudden pain in his head, the sudden memory, the sudden awakening and the transfer of points, so Li Chaoyang probably thought about betraying Lin Jinghang many times, right? And because he couldn't live without Lin Jinghang, he never had the chance to really betray. But he can always remember this person in his mind, and regard his obsession as his own. What a three-dimensional character, what a powerful wife!)