What Should I Do? Tsundere Horikita Is Kind of My Type

Updates should be able to resume somewhat by September. P. S.: Society is so real.

This book completely satisfied my fantasies about Horikita, since the original Horikita was a brother complex character.

The best current fanfiction of Practical Teaching.

Holy crap, there are fanfics about the Classroom of the First Class? This is a real treasure!

First of all, this book is free, and I'm very grateful to the author for their contribution. I was lucky to find this book after the previous one was finished, because I didn't have to follow the updates—that would have been too tiring. There are many good points to this book, which I'm sure readers have already mentioned, so I won't repeat them. I'll mainly talk about a few things I want to criticize. 1. In the early chapters, the author used parentheses instead of quotation marks for dialogue, which was really discouraging. Thankfully, this was corrected in the fourth volume. Even a novice author wouldn't make this mistake; it seems the editor didn't point it out, and it was probably fixed after the contract was signed. 2. I basically skipped the murder mystery exam scene on the ship. It's good that the author has their own ideas...

Kinugasa knows nothing about practical education; he's just a novelist!

As a reader who only discovered this gem of a fanfic late in its run, my initial impression was one of delight. Not only does it maintain the classic style of Japanese light novels, using the core storyline of the original *Classroom of the Three Kingdoms* as its framework, but it also skillfully recreates a new story with similar character settings, ensuring a substantial and readable read. However, if a fanfic only offers these qualities, it can only be described as excellent. A truly memorable work requires a deep understanding of the original's values ​​and a gentle integration of one's own experiences and perceptions of life. The process of creating and reading it should cleanse the soul...

I finished reading the original manga up to volume 18. Like most people, I think the dumbest plot point was the inexplicable dismissal of Sakura. They were clearly looking for a traitor, but after finding one, they changed their minds and dismissed Sakura because the traitor seemed useful. I really don't understand the purpose of Sakura's character. She didn't serve her role as a witness in Sudo's fight, she was invisible in other exams, was she just a decorative figurehead? Then why break that decorative figurehead without a proper reason? And then there's Hosen's sudden attack, beating up Sudo, beating up Horikita, and stabbing Ji—why does it feel like Class D actually benefited? Just because they signed an agreement? Hosen...

Nice

It's a pity that such a good book isn't popular.