This Is Not My University

This novel is what's commonly known as a "classic" novel; it doesn't have any standout features, but it's not bad either. The entire plot follows the classic formula, so you'll feel a strong sense of déjà vu while reading each scene. There's nothing particularly faulty about it; overall, it's fairly standard. If you're looking for a novel that's sure to surprise you, you've come to the wrong place. But if you're looking to kill time, this is a good one. The daily life depicted is familiar to you, allowing you to savor the feeling while reading. A classic formula is a classic formula, and you'll never get tired of it (◦˙▽˙◦).

Does it have yuri (lesbian) tendencies? If so, I won't read it.

I first came across this book randomly, and at first, I didn't feel anything special; the plot was the same as other novels. But as I read on, an indescribable feeling welled up inside me. It was a very comfortable and relaxing read. I could feel a touch of joy in everyday life, and I could find something extraordinary in the seemingly ordinary writing. Perhaps that's why I kept reading. I'm a student with no grand ambitions, but reading about university life in this book touched me. That kind of life is truly enviable. I long for that sharp-tongued senior, that timid princess, and my childhood sweetheart and younger sister...

The male lead has the same name as my classmate, it's so awkward to watch.

As expected, campus-themed novels like this are generally comedic, but this one has quite a few flaws. The frequent lapses in seriousness or sudden anger followed by sudden relief upon learning the truth are quite common. I wonder if the author has noticed that there's too little character development outside the main characters. To me, in this large campus, it felt like only the male and female leads, and that supporting character Zhou Shuang'er, were present. This is a flaw, not a major one, but not a minor one either. This novel follows the current trend of popular novels. If the author was just writing casually, then it would be fine. But if they wanted to create something truly original, it falls far short. These are just my personal opinions (I'm not saying this lightly...).

Is this a harem anime? I'm sorry to bother you with a one-sided romance. Can someone give me a shout-out, bro?

I almost thought it was Gorky's "My Universities".

Before getting to the main point, I must say that reading this book reminded me of my student days, and it resonated with me deeply. Thank you to the author. Okay, okay, let's get to the point. On the SF platform, this book will definitely struggle to showcase the author's talent, because it can't follow the mainstream of a website. And most people or things that don't keep up with the times will be abandoned. Of course, since I said most, a small portion will survive and develop into its own unique style, like "a smile through tears." It's all about effort; the author needs to keep going!

There's nothing particularly appealing about it; it's rather conventional. I hope to find something innovative that will give readers a sense of sincerity and a different kind of enjoyment. Right now, it's just too bland.

Author, have you reread your own book?