A Delinquent Punk Would Never Become an Elegant Young Lady

The comments never went viral, but this one did, turning into a white-haired beauty that everyone's been pouting at.

The series of times I live

ᕕ(◠ڼ◠)ᕗ Hehehe, I'm getting into the swing of things! 🔞へ ノ

Brother, please, tell me clearly whether you're single or married.

A eulogy generally includes the following aspects: First, a brief introduction to his life and resume. Second, the content of the eulogy was positive and uplifting, with a cheerful and healthy tone. Thirdly, the diversity of forms and techniques of expression: Eulogies can be written as narrative or argumentative essays, or even as excellent prose works; they can be primarily narrative, argumentative, or lyrical. Furthermore, they exist in both read-aloud and written forms.

I watched a bit of a depressing video.

I didn't expect the part about entering school to take up more than ten chapters, and it felt incredibly frustrating. With the protagonist's personality, he'll probably get a lot of abuse later on; he can't even be patient, just says whatever comes to mind. But I do like the novel's setting, it's just that the protagonist's personality is too annoying. I hope it changes later.

It's been 3 months since the last update! Has he abandoned the project?

Reading the second chapter, the opening was baffling: a bizarre school, a bizarre arrest, bizarre legal regulations, and a student who spoke in a way that left me completely confused. It's clear the author wanted to make the initial scene of forcing the protagonist to enroll seem plausible, but the idea of parents signing documents and the son suffering is just too far-fetched. Furthermore, the fact that the boy was kidnapped and illegally imprisoned without even leaving his fingerprints is truly outrageous and makes me want to turn off the show.

Is she a 100-year-old, married, or single? Some readers hate content with unclear tags or content that doesn't match the tags, and they want to be criticized. Although I hate it myself, I've encountered content tagged as "married" in other books, and the readers went crazy, criticizing the author everywhere.