College Survival: Home Guard

I can't stand it anymore. The description of the villain or the supporting characters is too brainless. I can't deny that there are no such people in reality. However, it's okay to write about such a person once or twice in the plot. It's painful to read if it's written too much. Maybe the novel is positioned as a refreshing novel.

I would like to make a suggestion, should I use the Linbei dialect or not? It will affect the reading experience a bit.

It has everything inside. The goddess admired by her enemies. My classmate's girlfriend. Beautiful and gentle female teacher in school. Playful and cute female teaching assistant. (Among them Zhejiang people are good friends) Intellectual single-parent female professor. The map will be further opened later. There will also be daughters of female professors. My classmates' mothers, younger sisters, elder sisters, aunts, aunts, grandmothers...

I got good grades in pursuing my studies, but the title of the book is just a gimmick, not a serious survival story about having more children and more blessings!

I originally wanted to read it, but after looking at the author's writing record, I thought, are there really any university leaders who live in villas?