A Substitute? Sorry, So Am I

The interactions between Liu Xin and the male supporting character were too painful to watch, and Lin Luoxi's character design was so obviously based on her feelings for the rich and handsome male supporting character – it's just a bit of a shame. In summary, if you watch it as a youth campus anime, it's a good work; if you watch it as a harem anime, it's a bit too much. If you can't handle it, don't watch it.

It's well-written, but there are quite a few typos and errors in character names, and some sentences are not fluent.

I've already liked and commented twice, please visit my post "I, with Two Kings as My Parents, Want to Become a Number Monster Too," let's cheer each other on!

The author's skill is impressive! Let's encourage each other, as we both use the first-person perspective in our writing!

The narrative is told from a first-person perspective, reminiscent of Japanese light novels, with a refreshing style, suggesting the author possesses considerable skill and talent… However, the plot development and pacing felt… Overall, I'd rate it as above average.