What Should I Do After a Confession Gets Me Entangled with a Genius Senior?

Well written! This quality of campus romance novel is rare in SF.

I've been busy preparing for the eight-province joint entrance exam lately (the author is a recent graduate from Jiangsu), so I haven't had much time to update. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. QAQ

[Including a lot of subjective opinions, without further ado, here's an eight-star review] In terms of genre, this book should be considered a "youthful campus romance with urban supernatural elements and intellectual battles" novel. (The youthful campus title suggests daily romance interspersed throughout, while the urban supernatural elements are hinted at in the dialogue between Miss Zhuge and the male lead's sister. As for intellectual battles, they're basically the main theme.)... The protagonist is a high school student, seemingly very intelligent, seemingly with family problems, seemingly with a powerful family background, and seemingly deliberately making himself invisible because of these family issues. The actual reading experience is that he loves to pull off outrageous maneuvers, but you don't really get a sense of how smart he is. In short, he's just a...

Since I'm relatively free today, I'll address each of the points you (tagged Tu Hua) pointed out, one by one, to avoid anyone accusing me of exaggerating later. I don't mean anything by this; I just want to answer some questions for you. If anyone over-interprets or interprets things sensitively, I'll immediately block and report them. —Regarding your fourth "suspected" point after the first ellipsis, you said the protagonist ["suspected" deliberately made himself invisible due to family problems]. This is explained in Chapter 33 of Volume 1. Simply put, the protagonist didn't actively want to make himself invisible...

It seems this has been changed; a male supporting character died before.

Since it's a pure love story and not a harem, then let's not have too many female supporting characters.

I can't stand it anymore; the light novel plot is written in such a way that it's completely arbitrary.

No... I'm not familiar with other competitions, but why would winning a provincial first prize in the informatics competition guarantee a place at Tsinghua University? You should at least win a gold medal in the NOI (National Olympiad in Informatics).

It gives me a sense of déjà vu when watching Lu Ge.

Am I misunderstanding something about everyday life?