A High School Senior, and the System Says My Childhood Friend and I Should Go on a Blind Date

As for the main plot, bro, although it's a slice-of-life story, it's a bit too slice-of-life. The starting point for the romance between the male and female leads is too high, so readers won't be as excited about what happens next. Also, if the story progresses any further during high school, it won't pass censorship. And right now, there doesn't seem to be a trend towards more female leads.

Damn it! I thought it was just the author's good writing, who the hell knew this was an autobiography?! One was buried in the South Pole, the other in the North Pole!!!

Increase the interaction and progress between the male and female leads. The system should also appear more often in the early stages, but its role can be diminished after the system becomes invincible (gets into the same university). The exam and study guides are written in far too much detail, making them too dry and uninformed. This will leave most people unsupervised, and it'll be terrible if they don't follow along.

I think the author writes quite well, the jokes are cleverly used, the high school life is well-written, and the romance is also quite good. It's a very enjoyable read. I glanced at it, and it's been posting 10,000 words a day since it went on sale, amazing! Now I just don't know what the author's future plans are. Will they write until high school graduation? Or until marriage?

Back then, I was young and naive. Everything was beautiful, and there was no doubt that things could continue. Suddenly, without any reason, I chose to leave. It wasn't because anyone had done anything wrong, nor was it due to any misunderstanding. The decisiveness I felt then, I still can't understand myself now.

I read a few more chapters, but I had absolutely no anticipation. I'm leaving now. I hope the author writes well in the next book, maximizing the initial excitement. I hope it features multiple female leads, not just a single female lead. After all, this is a male-oriented novel; it needs to attract the vast majority of readers, not cater to the tiny minority who prefer single female leads.

Having read over a hundred chapters, I personally believe that even without the system, their relationship wouldn't have progressed slowly. Why would they miss each other in the future the system predicted? In my opinion, their long-distance relationship isn't a problem at all.

Rating: Top-tier slice-of-life romance novel My reflections up to 15 days before the college entrance examination. This is truly a slice-of-life story! There are no villains (if you don't count exams), and the system's existence is merely to provide minor, believable advantages.

If you don't accelerate your studies in high school, you're doomed.

Before they were in a relationship, the male lead was top-notch; after they were in a relationship, he became driven by his lower instincts.