The Class Rep Has Gone Bad!

Congratulations on the completion! It's a bit of a shame that this love letter dedicated to my wife didn't reach 520 chapters, haha. I'm also really looking forward to the next work!

Is this based on the author's personal experience?

Having read up to chapter 93, this book gives me a strong sense of déjà vu with "Takagi-san." The female lead is just as quirky and mischievous as Takagi, always directly expressing her love for the male lead. However, the male lead is just as oblivious as Nishikata. I don't dislike it, but the novel has much less slice-of-life feel compared to the manga. I hope the author continues writing.

Kids, the class monitor must be a figment of imagination, right? 🙂

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Congratulations, you finally don't need to vote anymore!

The plot keeps reminding me of Mao Buyi's "City Evening," especially the part where Xiao Yuanzi is hesitant and confused in Shanghai—it's so fitting. The plot is really well-controlled; please keep writing!

The main thing is that I've already invested; hopefully, the contract won't be cancelled.

Is this really not the author's autobiography?

The origin story of Xiao Zhao Cat can be considered a follow-up to the author's previous book, somewhat reminiscent of Takeshi Obata's Bakuman series, and is also an ensemble, inspirational workplace drama. However, the romance parts are written too disjointedly, and the medicine box might be a flaw. Although a good story is like a mountain range, it's not always smooth sailing, but the sweet and heartwarming plot is actually quite good.