A Classmate's Classmate's Classmate

Well, the plot has flaws, the character development is somewhat inconsistent, and the female lead is very difficult to understand. She makes a fool of the male lead in math class and then mocks him afterwards. She also inexplicably sabotages him during a fight. When the male lead goes to a doctor's appointment outside of school, she follows him out of the school and sees him make a fool of himself, which she then mocks again. When they encounter thugs at the hospital entrance, and the thugs are about to target the female lead, the male lead's inner monologue is truly baffling ("I can take a beating, but if anyone tries to harm the people around me, I absolutely will not allow it"—the male lead's inner thoughts). Seeing the author's explanation in this comment section makes me speechless, not to mention the male lead's...

At first, I thought this was a typical campus romance novel with a protagonist who's incredibly strong and powerful, because the male lead is a formidable fighter. But when I got to the part about National Day, I knew something was off, and then it really took a turn. During the twist, I wanted to smash the female lead's head in. Seriously, it's just that I don't like you, and you get dumped, right? And then the male lead's family is ruined. But unlike other novels where the female lead is instantly defeated, this book doesn't have the male lead constantly thinking about revenge. His thoughts are just like anyone else's, which is really rare.

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I quite enjoy depressing novels, and this one is generally well-structured, although the beginning is a bit padded, which is forgivable. The protagonist seems to be a reserved and brooding type of boy—the kind who (doesn't hold grudges, but settles them immediately)! The early plot is fairly standard, a slow burn, with plenty of space for the protagonist and female lead to develop their storylines—or rather, filler. The thugs have a lot of screen time; if I remember correctly, there were four waves of them. I almost dropped it by the third wave, but I managed to resist. A word of advice to the author: ...

Continuing from the previous book review (inhale) (exhale) First of all, due to my personal (carelessness), I made a mistake in the rating of the previous book review, and I hereby formally apologize to the author. Regarding the book "Classmate's Classmate," I was a little confused when I first saw the title, thinking the author had misspelled the name. But reading this book felt like a reflection of myself. In my life, I'm abandoned by teachers, disliked by parents, and ridiculed by classmates, but I can only force a smile. (Laughs) But there are many people in the world who are worse off than me, so why am I so depressed? I can only rely on myself. As for external forces, what can I do...?

The protagonist only wanted to live a simple, ordinary life, not seeking attention, not wanting to become a so-called strongman, and not wanting to get entangled with too many unimportant people. He just wanted to be an insignificant nobody, quietly protecting his family and his small haven. But fate did not grant his wishes. Simply by rejecting her love, his warm and happy home was destroyed overnight. He was furious, he roared, he wanted revenge, he wanted to fight this damned fate to the end, but when he put his plans into action, he realized how foolish and ridiculous his actions were in the face of her powerful family background. As night fell, the young man walked like a corpse...

"Hey classmate, lend me a pen." "Hey classmate, lend me an eraser." The word "classmate" is deeply ingrained in our minds; it represents not just a person, but our entire youth. This story, however, is quite the opposite. The protagonist, "classmate," is "entangled" by the female lead because of his unusual name and (possibly) unusual personality. But a casual remark from "classmate" completely reverses the story. What seemed like a casual encounter turns into a completely unexpected twist—it's a bit much. Overall, I'm really looking forward to seeing what the next episode will be like. Will the male lead turn evil...?

We will try to speed up the process to finish this book as soon as possible, but the specific progress is unknown.

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