The Handsome Boy School Idol and the Girl School Bully

The Untold Secret (Side Story): After leaving a letter for Yu Xuan, Qian Xue disappeared without a trace. Due to Wang Shiman's interference, Yu Xuan didn't find Qian Xue until five years later. "Qian Xue, I've finally found you!" In the backstage dressing room of a popular idol, the two, separated for five years, finally reunited. Qian Xue, now dressed in her performance outfit, seemed even more charming than the former school beauty, staring blankly at the dashing young man before her. "Senior Yu Xuan?" "Waaah..." Yu Xuan couldn't hold back any longer. "Qian Xue, where have you been hiding? I've been searching for you for five years!" Tears welled up in Qian Xue's eyes. "I missed you so much too..." The two then...

I also have a younger sister and two younger brothers. The male lead raised his sister for many years, right? And the female lead only intervened in a bullying incident once, right? Of course, I understand the sister's anger at the male lead attacking his benefactor right away. But what I can't understand after that is, since her character is portrayed as sensible, she must know and understand the efforts the male lead has made for the family, and she has also experienced bullying. For someone who helped her once, to say she wants to sever ties with the male lead is completely inconsistent with her character. Saying that is very hurtful; the sister should know that. When I read this, I put myself in her shoes and almost cried. After all, I don't have a male lead...

I can honestly say this is the best crossdressing novel I've ever read. Every detail is meticulously described, and the characters are so vividly portrayed that it feels like watching an anime. The chapters about Chiyuki's mother's death were truly heart-wrenching. But I just don't understand why some idiots like to ruin the atmosphere? If this were an anime, it would definitely be a masterpiece. Finally, it's a shame this book ended so abruptly; I hope there will be more side stories later.

I felt like writing a book review on a whim. I'm a long-time reader of this book, having found it by its tag (crossdressing). When I started reading, it had over 3000 favorites, so I've witnessed its growth. At first, I hoped to see the male and female leads be honest with each other, but I was also worried that rushing things would make the plot boring later. You can see echoes of crossdressing school anime like "A Girl Falls in Love with Her Older Sister" and "Maria Holic," but it's not a direct copy. It's very well-intentioned (the male lead is a freeloader, so he lives off her). A little advice for readers who haven't read this book yet but might not be interested in crossdressing: treat the male lead as the female lead; it's a domineering CEO, Mary Sue, and silly story, no problem at all 😂. Finally...

I check in on the author from time to time, urging them to update the second part.

In the hospital, Qianxue said, "This hospital is where I was born. My dad even forced the hospital to change my birth certificate so he could force me to be a boy." "Sigh," Qianxue sighed, looking at her somewhat weak lover on the hospital bed. "Your dad is too cruel... And that Wang Shiman I encountered back then..." "What!" Bai Yuxuan exclaimed excitedly. "When I was five, Wang Shiman became my guardian," Qianxue recalled. "She held that piece of paper, smiled, and said, 'From now on, you'll change your name to Qianxue...'" "That piece of paper was..." "A gender identification certificate," Qianxue said sadly. "Wang Shiman..."

The following are my personal thoughts: I dislike Eileen because if someone interferes in another's relationship solely for personal gain, resorting to any means necessary, and it's not genuine, then I think it's meaningless. Using power to manipulate others is utterly despicable. If she truly cared for her family (regardless of anything else), she would at least take action, instead of just acting because of what she possessed or remembered. Such feelings are like discarded toys, easily thrown away. Because I'm a sentimental person, if you don't genuinely care, then please don't interfere. I strongly dislike people who lack sincerity, so I'll leave this section...

Could the author write a sequel to "School Beauty"?

"Yes, Big Brother!" Fuge bowed her head, speaking humbly. Standing before her was a burly, overweight middle-aged man, Xiao Batian, the leader of the 18th branch of the Third Gang of the Overlord Sect, and Fuge's superior. Fuge was currently just an insignificant disciple. "Hmph! What are you good for? Haven't found a rich patron yet?" The man hurled insults at Fuge, his face full of resentment. The rich patrons he referred to were the wealthy young men who occasionally came to Xinglong City to enjoy the scenery; these people were often simple-minded, spent money recklessly, and had experienced...

Well, to be honest, I've been following this novel closely. I habitually read the last chapter and then check the comments from other readers. The beginning was alright for me, since it mainly focused on the interactions between the male and female leads. Even though there were other characters they liked, it didn't really affect me. But then Eileen appeared, and she really disgusted me. I kept thinking they'd just knocked down the female lead's father and then the story would end there—I'm sure many readers thought so too. Then, just to make Eileen fit the male lead's father into this story, they forcibly gave him an identity. Unbelievable. And then, when Eileen wanted to take the male lead home, I initially thought this new head of the family was a man. Okay, light novels really do make you never know what's coming next...