Teacher Says You Have to Behave

Honestly, I'm quite surprised. How could this novel be recommended so many times? I'm truly impressed. Perhaps it's because there are many readers who don't use their brains at all, or maybe it's the power of capital (of course, I lean towards the latter; normally, if the author wrote like this, the editor would have rejected the book long ago). The beginning was enough to make me give up. I endured the discomfort and read a few chapters based on your suggestions, only to find the rest just as absurd, so I stopped reading. But this book is recommended again, and I really can't stand it anymore. You all say that reading without thinking is enjoyable, but when you say reading without thinking, you mean ignoring a few things that don't fit reality, such as the world-building, the characters...

It's been so long since I've seen a novel this brainless and embarrassingly bad. The author didn't polish the plot at all, and everyone else just relentlessly mocked the male lead. It's one thing for a postdoctoral researcher to be unprofessional, but are all Tsinghua University's top students like this? Are they incredibly dark-hearted, or was Peking University hired to smear Tsinghua? The idea that he's unemployed because he doesn't want to be a servant is utterly ridiculous. At that level, Tsinghua would offer him plenty of scholarships and would be happy to keep him as a professor. Just one line about being yourself and he's unemployed?! The plot is completely unoriginal. Class reunion mockery and kidnapping—can't they have a little imagination? Seriously, please, I don't want to read this anymore. Going to sleep...

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I have a small question: Is this a harem novel? Does it include all the characters and give each one an ending, unlike the novel about demons where everyone gets married right away?

I've been following your work since it was just a few tens of thousands of words long, and now, even after I've been discharged from the military, it's already finished. Time really flies!

I only read the first chapter before giving up, but it's the most bizarre opening I've ever seen on a light novel app. It's the first time I've ever seen such an awkward start. I simply can't imagine why a PhD student would treat a 13-year-old as their mortal enemy? And even if he's 20 now, shouldn't his classmates be around 30? Even if you try to read it without thinking, it's just too far-fetched. And most importantly, it has a strong tropes of online novels—the villain mindlessly attacks the protagonist, and it's awkward with a touch of childish chuunibyou (adolescent delusions of grandeur). I'll stick to reading light novels on light novel apps.

Reading this novel made me lose my mind, and now it feels strange to read other novels.

To put it simply... Anyone who reads this book with a brain is an idiot.

Honestly, this author's growth rate is incredibly fast!

Now I understand why those who were criticizing it had actually read over 40 chapters – they were truly being outmaneuvered.