The Loli Disciplinary Committee Member's Snarky Notes

To someone whose life is drowned in (tu cao, a Chinese internet slang term for sarcastic or critical comments): A few years ago, I saw this novel on a dating website. Back then, I was reading light fantasy novels. After reading this book, I fell in love with niche literature. This novel didn't give me the exhilarating feeling of a typical "feel-good" novel; instead, it made me feel the warmth and touching moments of everyday life, and of course, your sharp and countless tagged references. Even after all this time, I still can't forget Xue Jiyuan and his nickname, "Second Abbot." Maybe it's because I didn't have many friends back then (my own nickname being similar is also a factor). This little...

I've noticed so many good books have been abandoned halfway through. I've followed four or five, only to have them all abandoned halfway through. Please don't do this, okay? T_T I feel that writing a book is about finishing it. Even if it has a bad ending, at least there's some closure, and it won't make readers sad. Of course, if you're hoping for some good karma, that's fine too (lol). Okay, that's all for now. My first book review is complete. (Just kidding while the author's not around). Alright, I hope everyone enjoys reading! (∩_∩) Wishing all authors good health!

I'm honored to write this book review for Polyphony's author now that his grave is overgrown with weeds, and I'm also honored that SF (the platform) has given me this opportunity to leave his unfinished work here. I've loved reading novels for a long time, but most of them aren't complete masterpieces; they're mostly unfinished works. Even some completed novels I don't read carefully, but rather hastily finish or abandon halfway through. Novels have a soul, and these abandoned novels often represent an hour's worth of that soul. I like *Lorona's Otherworldly Journey* because it gave me a fantastical ending. I like the...

Finally… I have a chance to say a few words… Like most people, I first saw this book on a certain website a few years ago (I was a middle school student back then). At that time, I was naive and my rare hobby was browsing books on that site. Then one day, I saw a book that inexplicably struck me as… Moses Luo Yi. When I started reading, my first thought was, 'Xue Jiyuan…? This name is so… ordinary?' Then, I continued reading, and saw "Q-Bao Strategic Disguise." When I saw this not-so-funny phrase, I could almost picture Elizabeth and the petite loli hiding within…

I think it was about a year or two ago when I was looking for something to read and stumbled upon this book on X website. It was only about ten or twenty chapters in, and I read it all in one go while lying in bed. After following it for a while, I found out it had stopped updating, which I found quite a pity. It's not easy for someone like me who often goes through a reading slump to find a book I like! Then, just the other day, I discovered that this ancient, massively multi-chambered book has moved here. Although it's a rewrite and I can't see any new plot yet, I immediately added it to my favorites. Author, please update! The plot is quite original; the protagonist is a disciplinary committee member full of a sense of justice, but is constantly misunderstood by those around him as a delinquent...

The documentary "The Death of a Eunuch" is available on Bilibili and has been viewed. Please watch to see the heinous crimes committed by Hu Yan; it's truly hilarious.

Rereading this novel, I gradually realized that I had overlooked the charm of other characters when I read it before (this is definitely because the protagonist is too cute, not because I wasn't paying attention). With so many characters—the younger sister, the various disciplinary committee members, the student council president—I only noticed the protagonist when I read it before (a recipe for being single forever!). Xue Yiyi is a younger sister character with a sharp tongue, chuunibyou (middle school syndrome), and tsundere traits; the blond class discipline committee member is a cunning, lazy, rich second-generation heiress; there's also the weak, easily bullied, and low-profile hygiene committee member, the other disciplinary committee members, and the recently appeared character with super high popularity and nymphomaniac tendencies...

After who knows how much time has passed, rereading this book, I couldn't help but feel this way—a truly good book should be one that you can read a second time without getting tired of it. This isn't a formal review, just some thoughts—including some ideas about light novels that I don't remember posting somewhere. Lately, I've read quite a few other original Chinese light novels on this site, and I've found that out of ten, I can only read one or two with a relaxed mindset. Most of the others I read with a frown, approaching them with a "reviewing" mentality. While reading these works, I compare them with other novels (including my own...)

Old eunuch, you can't even finish one book, huh? You might as well spend your whole life on construction sites.

The author has started a new story on QD called "After get off work, I Become a Magical Girl".