The Girl Who Sits Beside Me Always Bullies Me

Let me explain the title first. What is "classic takeout"? It refers to various rice bowls on food delivery platforms, where chicken cutlets and other toppings are prominently displayed in tempting preview images. However, when you receive the actual dish, it's just a slice of chicken cutlet on top of plain white rice—nothing but a thin layer of rice. Admittedly, the title is very enticing, and the first volume is quite well-written. I was definitely lured in by the title and read all the way to the third volume. The first few chapters do have that element, giving you a refreshing feeling of discovering a treasure. But later on, the male protagonist's domineering attitude towards Zhao Rou and his obliviousness towards VV still give you the impression of, "Ah, this is..."

A very interesting novel. The male lead is a genuinely normal person who repeatedly asks the female lead if she likes him (not out of narcissism). He's a normal person with feelings. The supporting characters are also very interesting; Xu Ting laughing hysterically while doing practice tests in music class really cracked me up. There are no ridiculous villains, which makes it very enjoyable. The book isn't very long yet, but if it doesn't have any major plot holes later on, it will become a great work. It's been a long time since I've read a novel with a normal male lead like this; it's touching. Keep up the good work, author! If the pacing remains steady, it will be a wonderful novel!

I've read part of it, and I must say the writing is really enjoyable; it's definitely worth reading and one of the best romance novels I've ever read. However, the harem tag makes me a little questionable. In my opinion, this book isn't really suited for a harem, or rather, not a large-scale harem. Because, in my experience, the character of Zhao Rou, the classmate, is very well-developed and engaging. My impression of Lin Weiwei is also good so far. I feel that focusing on the love stories between the protagonist and these two girls is sufficient. Especially since this book falls into the category of school romance, and I particularly like the male lead's personality; he's clearly not the type...

Today's update is a bonus chapter. If you didn't like the first part, you don't need to subscribe; it won't affect your reading of the main story. Thank you.

It's entertaining but incredibly frustrating. It portrays a normal human world where things don't go as planned, forcing the female lead to bully the male lead, who has to endure it. The male lead is mentally challenged, socially inept, yet dreams of social death, when in reality he's already dead. He's bullied by the female lead but doesn't dare fight back. When the headmaster arrives, he doesn't explain the situation, just meekly agrees. He claims to play games but doesn't know what kind, but judging from his personality, it's definitely not a PvP game, because he's too scared to play. Such a cowardly, invisible character who won't even tell the teacher is disgusting.

Although it's not finished, I still subscribed, not for any other reason than for my own lost youthful school days. Seeing them playing around reminds me that I was once like that too; those innocent, budding emotions are the most unforgettable. [Sfem:3:307]

Waaaaah, how could my favorite book be abandoned?

Highlights of this book: 1. The male lead is a normal person, self-aware and not narcissistic, with high emotional intelligence and the ability to perceive others' feelings. 2. The two female leads who are currently leading the way are so adorable! The mischievous classmate Zhao Rou, with her high aggression and low defense, perfectly complemented the scene where the male lead applied lipstick to her with a short poem, instantly reminded me of my first love! The timid and submissive Weiwei, her shyness at the male lead discovering her feelings, yet her unconscious desire to be discovered, is vividly portrayed in the latest chapters. I've subscribed to the whole book and am looking forward to the later developments of the female leads. Let the love triangle intensify! Hhhhh

Did capitalists exploit authors to the point of death?

Damn it, give me my money back!