All the Big Guys on Campus Are My Acquaintances

I regret it. How can I say it? I can't say it's not good. The heroine of this novel is really stupid, a little too stupid. It makes me angry just looking at it, so I decided not to read it🌚

The author went off topic. This book has nothing to do with campus.

The plot is okay, please correct some typos. If you read some book reviews before reading a book, I suggest you not to stop reading the book as soon as you see my negative review, otherwise you will easily lose the opportunity to read a good book. This is my advice to all book friends.

Personally, I think (emphasis added) it's quite difficult to calm down. It made me too angry and too energetic, so I admit that I chose the wrong category (it has nothing to do with the writing style. If you want to know more about this book, you can read below, spoiler warning). I was accidentally pushed to this book, and after bouncing around in the sea of ​​books, I finally read it. Here, I just want to give you the general content of the instruction manual to see if you can accept it, so as to prevent others from entering into something they shouldn't like me, and please do not disturb me if you are a troll. If you find the relevant plot acceptable, you can watch it to relieve your boredom. Let me tell you about the plot and feelings I have read about 400 chapters: At the beginning, the heroine was sent to a boys' school because her stepfather was caught by the hero. Not to mention, the hero seemed to be blinded by God and could not tell that the heroine was a girl. Even the school doctor found out, but the hero was still very "straight" and could not tell. In this way, the story begins as the two get along with each other, with some grievances with supporting characters mixed in (the specific grievances will not be discussed here). The male protagonist was immediately teased at the beginning. From thinking that he just wanted to educate the younger generation to doubting whether he liked boys, he finally accepted that he liked "him" the female protagonist after many stimulations. (The words are a bit off-putting, you can watch it or not: We are not here to think that it is not okay for the male protagonist to fall in love with the female protagonist quickly, it is possible! I am a local dog and I like to watch it. It's just that the author's description of certain aspects of being in a boys' school made me feel, well, more like a man than a woman—— [Selected from the original text Pure Nature (Chapter 29)] She took Zhan Sichen's arm, opened and closed her delicate lips like flowers, and said with a tone that was half naughty and half charming. Don't worry about the fan diagram specifically. It's not that you can't read it. There are actually quite a lot of books similar to this one. If you don't mind, feel free to read it. I read this kind of thing even if I don't mind (boldly admit it). I just can't imagine/think about it. Good-looking little "boys" are all kind of pretentious and naive. Many of them are biased toward women, but the male protagonist still can't identify the gender. Alas. Also, the other "straight men" in the boy's school knew that the female protagonist was a real boy and stayed away. However, the male protagonist always wanted to influence his nephew, so he directly knew the male and went up to her, duplicity, and in the end he really liked her. After all, it was force majeure, right? But I don't understand, was it necessary to make him "straight" in the first place? Why did it take so long for the male protagonist (the female protagonist faked her death) to confirm that the female protagonist was a girl? But the male protagonist has been struggling with the female protagonist that "he" is a boy, and wants to correct "his" sexual orientation by rejecting the female protagonist. On the one hand, he is a little tempted, but on the other hand, he refuses in his heart. In the middle, he also tries to find a woman and a man, but it turns out that it doesn't work, (hahaha) , I didn't get close, I just went to look for it, this setting is oh~ enough, dedicated, one, haha), only the heroine is "him". I don't confirm or deny this setting, I just feel a little emotional: without the author's promotion of feelings, they are nothing, right? ). Then (emphasis added), the relationship between the male and female protagonists progresses by leaps and bounds. The male protagonist and the female protagonist (later referred to as male identities) are almost boyfriend and girlfriend, and the plot brings out the female protagonist's other identity, the female doctor. Under the encouragement of the author, the two of them pull a light (paid content), and the female protagonist's other identity holds the light this time. Oh, the male protagonist feels that he has feelings for both people. On the one hand, he is in pain and feels that "he" has betrayed the female protagonist's male identity. On the other hand, he cares about her as a male, and on the other hand, he is looking for her there (don't argue, otherwise why would he say he found her later). After confirming the plot, he directly expressed his willingness to get married in front of the female protagonist's female identity. At that time, the male protagonist and the female protagonist's male identity were still in a state of confusion. If you think it's good, it means that the male protagonist only has feelings for the female protagonist. He obviously has a fiancée (bye bye) and a childhood sweetheart (Ruoer Ruoer's shouting, the plot repeatedly emphasizes the life-saving grace, but the male protagonist only thinks of her as his sister), In the end, it was the heroine who had feelings. Oh, this is really striking. From the feeling, the hero really loves the heroine! But when I saw that, I blamed myself for not initially thinking that the male protagonist really loves the female protagonist and feels the same even if he doesn't recognize her. Instead, a weird question popped up: If the male identity and the female identity are really not the same person, what will happen? Of course, this is impossible. Stop, this idea of ​​the protagonist's halo will not be denied. After all, we are one person, we are one person to begin with. But I can only sigh once again, without that kind of coercive invisible force to push, it would be nothing, right? Another point is that the image of the male protagonist and female protagonist is a bit unpredictable to me. At first, the heroine felt that she had a little partner behind her, maybe she wanted to make her look awesome? However, in fact, although his medical skills are really superb, and his academic performance is very good when it comes to breast milk, it seems that his good cards are still a bit broken, and there is nothing (super awesome) about it. Later, we dealt with the so-called company and subsequent problems with our parents, and we continued to gain wisdom. We understand that the desire for family love can also explain success. Although I don't understand the plot that the heroine was on the verge of death, but why is she so naive. For the male protagonist, it was agreed at the beginning that it was just for fun, and then the male protagonist helped the female protagonist in front of her "parents" and she immediately fell into it. The plot routines of various ancient novels started, which is the kind of misunderstanding, resolving the misunderstanding, I decided to let you go, and I still can't let you go in the end. He chased her to escape, he chased her to escape, and maybe she couldn't escape after she got her wings? But we also need to understand that maybe in that world, having a man like the male protagonist is a high-end character. Finally, I am talking about the male protagonist. I admit that he is really clean, and they are already virgins, but his character, at best, values ​​love and justice and cares about everything. At worst, he brings trouble to the heroine in many things. He seems to have a lot of things to do to help the heroine, but in fact, the "helping in front of parents" is removed, which is a hindrance to his skills, but both the male and female protagonists are aware of it. Example: Let's just say that the heroine mainly dealt with His Qingmei cried, made trouble, and got sick. He first invited the heroine for treatment, but Qingmei kept making troubles, so he went to see her from time to time. Later, Qingmei went crazy in front of the heroine (so touching, the hero stopped her), and then decided to send her abroad. Things keep happening. The heroine clearly says she wants to give up on the hero, but how is that possible? The kind that wants to give up but can't! After repeatedly struggling, I can only say goodbye. There is still a long follow-up. If you are interested, you can watch it. After all, everyone has their own preferences. Not enough words

The process is a bit bloody, but the ending is still very happy

I think this novel is very interesting, the plot is rich and exciting, the writing is very good, and the sentences are fluent. I can describe this novel as a wonderful rejuvenation.

It's so good, it would be a hit on TV.

Excellent, highly recommended

The writing is a bit bloody,

If possible, it would be better to write down the reactions of the juniors after reading the letter.