Goddess of the School, Stop Imagining Things: We're Both Secretly in Love

This... While the subject matter is good, the author's writing style is really not flattering 😩 Not only are the names frequently wrong, but the grammatical errors and typos are also numerous, which is a bit unacceptable. And this is just ridiculous! I can tolerate a little shyness, but even a passerby can see that the two are mutually attracted, yet the confession is only a fifth of the way through before it's even said... It's disgusting to the reader! 😅 How is this any different from those urban novels where the characters are clearly very capable but insist on playing dumb and end up being dumb? Even if he's emotionally inexperienced, do you think it's reasonable for the male lead to be so dense? And if the object of his affection isn't the other person, how can he keep holding their hand? And he doesn't even object when the bubble tea shop owner or passersby keep saying they're on a date? Calling them both pigs is an understatement. If one of them has a crush on someone else, then this story is just a fifth of a pig-blooded monster. All this hesitation and awkwardness is making me want to throw up. Judging from this dragging plot, I know the later chapters won't be good. It'll be a miracle if it doesn't have a terrible ending. More than a fifth of the 248 chapters are dedicated to their shyness and awkwardness. Honestly, after reading so much, I really don't understand what the author is trying to say. If you want to write about unrequited love, don't make it so obvious (even casual readers can see it, but the main characters are like pigs who can't). If you want to give them sweet moments, don't waste so much ink on the unrequited love. Right now, this story is a hodgepodge, neither clear nor obscure, purely a piece of nonsense the author is using to make money.

Not bad

I was so anxious reading the beginning! Author ********

The book is excellent, but you can't read it with your brain engaged! Sweet romance is something to dream about! A short novel! Love is something to be envied.

Dozens of pages featuring couples. A five-year unrequited love story. The wedding scene lasted until the last 200+ pages. The peacekeeping mission had quite a few typos. Overall, it's a good book, but I wanted to get likes, so it wasn't very enjoyable. Honestly, if there were a sequel, this book would be truly excellent. It's just that sitting through it can easily make you lose your appetite. That's not a good approach.

Many sentences were jumbled together, making it impossible to read. I endured it until chapter 80-something, but I couldn't bear to read any further during the banquet scene. The protagonist wasn't exactly a sycophant, but the problem was that both the male and female leads seemed rather idiotic.

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Compared to some others, it was incredibly satisfying, so I'm giving it a good review. The first 80 chapters were genuinely enjoyable and sweet, but the later chapters became incredibly boring. I like sweet storylines, but with 90% of each chapter just being about romance, it became uninteresting. The remaining 10% consisted of plagiarism and technical stuff, which also lacked any enjoyment. In the end, it just felt rushed and abruptly ended.

It's very romantic, and the ending is deeply moving. The contrast between the ending written by the male protagonist and the ending of the female protagonist is striking.

Overall, this book is pretty good. Yeah, it's just that it's a bit short. I finished watching it in less than a day. I haven't had enough yet!