From the Start, Becoming a Third-Rate Principal

A university or junior high school covering fifty acres.

Buying a sports car; the design drawings; they're all overdone, too forced. There should be quite a few people walking around here.

The writing is poor, and the plot is too melodramatic. I just read "I'm Just a Volunteer Teacher," which is much better than yours.

After looking at a bit, I realized I'm broke. (Hey-hey)

It's utter garbage, and it even has a single female lead! The more I watch, the more bloated I get.

The principal's character setting is excellent; yours is also good. Poor grades are because you didn't understand what you were trying to write. A school principal's job is to educate and nurture students, not to show off or engage in flirtatious behavior. A well-run school leads to better academic performance.

The idea is good, and the creativity is decent, but the female lead's entry into the fandom is too much, and the ambiguous scenes are too awkward. After reading a few chapters, I actually want to read similar books. In addition, the slap-in-the-face scenes are too simplistic. This book by the author probably won't have a chance to become popular again.

The female lead's romantic scenes felt too contrived and unnatural.

I'd like to recommend myself for my book, "My Experience as a University Principal".

The romance scenes, and some other parts, were written too exaggeratedly.