The Bricklaying Girl Goes to College

It depicts a wonderful campus life that is something to look forward to. The male and female leads have sound values, and the friendship between the female lead and her roommates is also beautiful, with mutual trust and support. It's definitely worth watching.

It's beautiful, but there's too little of it; I can't get enough.

First, the writing style is excellent, which is why I read it in one go. Second, it's concise and straightforward, avoiding unnecessary details. Some articles are annoyingly verbose and repetitive, just to reach a word count.

I really like Zhuo Mudan's mature demeanor despite her lack of worldly experience. She responded to school bullying with composure, calmness, and wisdom, demonstrating self-reliance and self-respect.

It's watchable, but the ending was terrible. I really hope they make a sequel to make up for the readers' disappointment!

The beginning was fine, but the part where the female lead and her brother were murdered was really infuriating. The female lead seemed both stupid and overly virtuous. Fortunately, she was persuaded by Liu, the "nanny," and the problem was solved. It's just a pity that the male and female leads didn't fall in love in the end.

The only complaint is that there's no future.

I admire the female lead's hard work, positive attitude, and never-give-up spirit. (The last part, "," is a separate, unrelated phrase and doesn't translate directly.)

University is a higher starting point in life. The protagonist's spirit of studying diligently, remaining undisturbed by others, and upholding one's original aspirations is truly commendable.

I experienced once again the gap between the rich and the poor on campus, once again understood the power and money transactions in society, once again deeply felt the importance of ideological education, and once again understood the value of character in a person's growth!