My High School Life Is Definitely a Huge Problem

First, I personally quite like this type of work, and if you're a fan of similar genres, I highly recommend checking it out. Second, there are some typos, but that's a common mistake for any author; it's just a matter of oversight during proofreading. (←My dream, a perennial typo expert, is actually critiquing someone else's typos...) Third, the character descriptions are good, but perhaps the plot develops a bit too quickly? Fourth, the descriptive style is quite delicate, which I personally appreciate! Fifth, there are some punctuation issues, but that's a mistake I often make myself, so...

Two years ago, this book sat on my bookshelf gathering dust, but I never imagined that in two years, the world would change, yet this book would remain the same.

Based on my limited knowledge of high school Chinese, I know this book title contains a grammatical error.

... It's fair to say that writing a book review after only reading the first part is somewhat one-sided, but I can offer some initial thoughts. Firstly, the opening lays the groundwork for several plot points: the author will definitely explore the male protagonist's musical talent, and there's a possibility of triggering a side story involving him working part-time, etc. The character development is also quite good, a highlight of the novel. However, the novel still has its shortcomings. It feels somewhat detached from reality—not exactly reality, but the romance develops too quickly, lacking buildup; no one would open up to someone they've just met. Furthermore, it lacks depth and nuance. Reality is complex and multifaceted...

Yezi isn't feeling well today, so there will only be one update. We'll resume two updates starting tomorrow. Thank you everyone.

I'm seriously speechless. Don't you guys know that a side story is a side story? Is it different from the main story? I'm truly speechless. It's only a few words long, don't you dare make wild guesses!! Seriously, I'm speechless!!!

Since our collection has surpassed 7000, Yezi will be writing all the female protagonists' Qixi Festival side stories between the 14th and 17th. Please look forward to it!

Tomb sweeping

To put it simply, after watching the first episode, I had the following thoughts: the male lead was too dim-witted, the female lead's development was too rapid, resulting in an incomplete character setup, but the main issue was the male lead's incredibly idiotic behavior.

I have a question: why does the male lead seem to recognize everyone he sees? If you agree with what I'm saying, please give this a thumbs up.