Campus Goddess Transformation Plan

I can't understand these two chapters. Why does the protagonist care so much about the sudden appearance of green tea? I just feel that even if I have feelings, they are from my past. Why do you like her so much when you have no feelings or memories? It's too weird, isn't it forced to be green? The most uncomfortable thing is that the protagonist himself thinks it is green, which is really bad. Wouldn't it make more sense for you to write that the protagonist doesn't care at all? It looks a little disgusting

Ah, this is a city. According to the author's intention, he is asking us to observe and observe, and don't act rashly 😊

At first, I thought it was a collection like "Wild Boar War" based on the name, which is about helping an autistic girl strive to become a "popular person" But no, the transformation here is just to help "ordinary people" become "popular people" very simply, a pure appearance change, and then very quickly! People become confident. There are not many highlights, few ups and downs and dull The plot of the first 16 chapters obviously has too little foreshadowing, and there are often inexplicable developments. Should we pay attention to these details later and strengthen the horizontal and vertical development?

The original title of the book "Campus Goddess Cultivation Plan" the word "nurture" is sensitive, replaced with "transformation".