The Hilarious Class Z

I remember it was one morning when I suddenly saw this book on a pirated website, and it immediately caught my eye. The Z-class storyline was captivating; I don't know how many times I read it. Back then, I was a poor student and could only afford pirated copies. Now, I can finally support Uncle Paigu (Old Ribs)! I've read all of his books, so I've become a fan. Subscribing to support Paigu (Uncle Paigu)—how could it not be great?

Wishing everyone good health and all the best in the new year! [Haha][haha][haha]

Looking back, it feels like I've returned to my school days, reading books while keeping an eye on the teachers. This novel is probably my favorite among all the novels I've read. It's completely different from others. In this book, I can see the shadow of life and find the extraordinary in every ordinary person.

My dad went back to our hometown to take care of my uncle. I'm working all by myself, taking my mom to dialysis every other day, writing books and materials, and only getting five hours of sleep a night. I feel like I don't have enough time. I've been incredibly busy lately. I'll be able to update normally again once I catch my breath. 😢

Uncle, I found your book on the 360 ​​mobile browser. This is the first one I've read up to chapter 361. The later chapters describe things like family matters, and you need to subscribe without paying a red envelope or a monthly membership. Then I saw you were a contracted author on 17net, and for the first time, I recharged 100 yuan to subscribe to all the VIP chapters of your book. I even downloaded the 17net app specifically to write reviews. I'll still read your novel on the 360 ​​browser; it's very funny, and I like your style. I hope things get better at home. Everyone faces birth, aging, illness, and death. Although I'm not young anymore, this is my birth year, but I've experienced these things before. Face it positively, even if it ends in the worst possible outcome, because life goes on. I hope you can persevere. Perhaps you could provide an Alipay account for convenience? I wish you good luck and good health to your family.

Hey uncle, hang in there! After you finish this book, you can switch to another platform. This is the first book I've ever paid to subscribe to. Actually, when I followed other books before, I didn't think much about it because they were all by top authors, so it didn't matter whether I was there or not. I read *The Thief Bodyguard* before reading this book. I don't really understand the relationship between authors and websites, but since you said it required a subscription, I could only do my part. Now that I've finished reading it, I'm going to take the college entrance exam. I hope you do well.

Welcome back, Uncle!

@UnclePorkRibs

@UnclePorkRibs

I feel that Lu Xiaoman and Shui'er are the book's weak points. Their character designs and backgrounds are unlikable. Both Lu Xiaoman and Shui'er are women who have been used and discarded by others, yet Bai Lu still fawns over them, lacking any masculine assertiveness. For example, even though Lu Xiaoman doesn't ask Bai Lu for help, the protagonist still tries to help her like a sycophant. The book itself is good, but some flaws are off-putting. If Lu Xiaoman and Shui'er were virgins, the book's success might have been much better. Also, the protagonist's personality is definitely the kind that's instantly attracted to women (especially young married women), lacking any masculine assertiveness or temper. I felt frustrated reading this part of the story. I dare say most men would get angry if a woman told them to get lost and then gave them a cold shoulder; some might even hit her. The main issue is the protagonist's status. Lu Xiaoman understands the protagonist's position, yet she speaks to him in such a tone...