I Have Such a Strong Presence, but I Don't Want Anyone to Notice Me

🏵Silly Meteor tipped the author with 1,000,000 Fire Coins!

The development of campus romantic comedies shares some similarities with Galgames. In the most basic moe Galgame paradigm, a daily life story introduces a group of girls, and the male protagonist, or player, enters a particular girl's route through a series of choices, establishing a relationship. Usually, something indescribable happens, leading to a happy ending. The overall structure is quite standard. Its charm lies in keeping the reader engaged without overcomplicating the issues, leaving things unresolved. "Really? Mom, what is a mature man?" "Helping others, becoming someone who can make others happy, that's maturity..."

First of all, congratulations to the author on the book's release! It's a great encouragement and support for the author. This book allowed me to quickly find a work that suits my taste; almost all the plot points fall right in the middle of the all-ages genre, making it highly readable. It makes the romance story feel more realistic, unlike the dramatic twists and turns of typical fiction. This poses a huge challenge to the author's writing skills, thus requiring the story to be divided into limited sections, not just focusing on the sweet moments. It's clear that even with this writing style, the author's skill still has room for improvement. Adding more working elements to the novel is another way of...

The first two book reviews seem to have missed the end of Volume Two, which is a pity. The most captivating aspect of this book is our villainous female protagonist, Bai Tongxue (I can't remember her name, so I'll use her surname), who should actually be called Bai Tongxie. There are too many love triangle scenarios here; Bai Tongxie subverts the traditional image of a rich young lady and childhood sweetheart as innocent and kind. Several key points of the book so far revolve around her. 1. What did she do for those few days? (PS: Which unlucky person did she set her sights on?) 2. What did she experience in her childhood? Her mother's death, her parents' divorce, or was she inherently evil? 3. The male protagonist's father doesn't seem like an ordinary person; why did he allow someone who had hurt his son...?

Witness how the protagonist transforms from a young man into a mature one. This story centers on the theme of a mature man, and the protagonist's father is quite thoughtful. The protagonist solves problems on his own and becomes the pillar of the family. Xue: Deeply in love. Protagonist: I'm afraid of German orthopedics. Bai: Come on! Let's hurt each other! Zhang: Silent love. Bai's father: I'll just watch you. Bai's brother: German orthopedics is terrifying. Teacher: Just stay with me. (The rest is omitted...)

The so-called everyday life is a series of miracles. As a slice-of-life harem romance, the plot is clear and the theme is well-defined. It's evident the author put a lot of effort into it. Perhaps the protagonist's halo is too dazzling, but this highlight perfectly complements the theme. The plot unfolds tightly, with a gradually building tension centered around the unconventional idea of ​​"I don't want to be popular." After reading just a few chapters, I couldn't stop. I read the whole thing in one go. The simple content and smooth dialogue, though seemingly ordinary, are far from monotonous. It's clear the author has a deep understanding of our laid-back readers' hearts. Once you're hooked, you don't want to get out; you want to keep reading!!! Now I just want to know who the main heroine is, although...

So here's the question: what does the author intend to do to Bai (the bitch)?

Looking at the cover of Strategy Star, I feel an urge to get into it...

Without a doubt, if the author continues like this, it will definitely be a good book.

Was the author Yang Yu's mother a person of status? I have a feeling that the first chapter of the novel about Yang Yu's mother is just a setup.