The Class Rep Has Gone Bad!
学委大人学坏了！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Youth Stories
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
Stats
503Chapters
0Votes
868Recs
359Fans
Tags
Honours
Synopsis
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The pace feels a bit slow
Is this the author's personal experience?
Takagi-san's sense of sight
After reading Chapter 93, this book gave me a sense of déjà vu with Takagi-san. The heroine is as quirky as Takagi-san, and she keeps playing straight to express her love to the male protagonist. But the male protagonist is also as dull and powerful as the Western film. But I'm not disgusted with it, it's just that the novel has a much weaker sense of daily life than the comic. I hope the author can keep writing
Is it an autobiography?
Children, the school committee must be fictional, right🙂
Zhong Lian
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Congratulations, I finally don't have to vote for recommendations.
Finish spreading flowers
Congratulations on the completion! As a love letter dedicated to my wife, it's a pity that it didn't reach 520 chapters hahh. Also very much looking forward to the next work!
Come on
😆
The plot always reminds me of Mao Buyi's "City Evening", especially when Xiao Yuanzi is hesitant and confused in Shanghai. It is very appropriate. The control of the plot is really comfortable. Please continue writing.
It's mainly because I invested, so I won't be unable to sign a contract, right?
Isn't this really the author's autobiography?