Are You Kidding? Who Comes Home from Graduation to Find First-Class Merits Hanging Everywhere?

Those two apprentices who came out after a dozen or so photos are really baffling. Why bother with those two? Just wait for their master to come out and handle it. It's a complete slap in the face and inexplicably lowers your own standing.

It's been a long time since I've found a book that I want to read all the way through; this book is great!

The plot unfolds in a tightly woven manner, with each case having its own logic, though some are questionable. The strange thing is that every single case occurs during a date.

It looks great, but it's a bit too short.

The plot isn't annoying and is readable. It doesn't dwell too much on interpersonal relationships. The main character isn't a harem or a Mary Sue. The content is somewhat niche. There are very few typos; the only plot error is about the older and younger brothers. The book isn't very long, so it's worth reading. Recommended.

It was really beautiful... But it ended so quickly... It wasn't enough!

There are many similar types with similar plots.

With only one first-class merit award for over 130 points, it's seriously inconsistent with the book's title, and the writing is just so-so.

It ended too suddenly.

There are too many bugs; even chapters might not be able to connect.