What to Do When the Campus Idol Is Too Overbearing

Lu Rong, the school bully, kept a low-profile as he made his fortune in silence. Using his diligence and intelligence, he successfully turned his school’s dark forces into a money-making machine. He was then known as the leading business figure at Southside High. One day, a rich campus idol, Ji Wenfeng, appeared in the school out of nowhere. His excellent appearance and ridiculous monetary power stirred up commotion throughout the student body. Lu Rong exclaimed, “Is he extraordinary just because he’s a rich-second-generation?!” Then he went home and discovered that his aunt married Ji Wenfeng’s dad; he’s now living at the Ji family until he’s of age. He’s going to eat Ji Wenfeng’s food, ride Ji Wenfeng’s car, stay in Ji Wenfeng’s house… Ji Wenfeng: “Are rich-second-generations extraordinary?” Lu Rong: “Yes, incredibly extraordinary.” Ji Wenfeng: “You’re just a little brother (note, slang for someone weak/of lower status).” Lu Rong: “Hello, Gege.” Ji Wenfeng: “In this house, you have to listen to me. Starting for now, you are my little s*ave.” Lu Rong nodded obediently, appearing like a coward. “Understood, I’ll go wash your clothes then.” And immediately turned around, mercilessly packing up Ji Wenfeng’s entire closet: “Official Campus Idol’s real branded jacket! Starting bid at ￥3500! Come take a look! Don’t miss the deal!”

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on *What to Do When the Campus Idol Is Too Overbearing* This novel is a rollercoaster of ridiculousness, and honestly, I'm here for it. If you're looking for a deep, meaningful story, you might want to look elsewhere. But if you want something light, fluffy, and laugh-out-loud funny, then *What to Do When the Campus Idol Is Too Overbearing* might just be your cup of tea. ### First Impressions From the first chapter, I knew this wasn't going to be your typical school romance. The premise itself is already pretty out there, and the execution leans heavily into comedic misunderstandings and over-the-top characters. I was immediately drawn in by the cunning protagonist and the promise of a clingy, albeit annoying, love interest. ### What Works Well The comedy is definitely the strongest aspect of this novel. I found myself giggling at the sheer absurdity of the situations the characters found themselves in. The plot is so stupid that it's funny. It's like watching a sitcom unfold on paper, with characters acting outrageously and misunderstandings piling up to create hilarious chaos. I also enjoyed the side characters, who added to the overall comedic effect. The dynamic between the main characters is entertaining, even if the ML can be a bit much at times. ### Areas of Concern While the comedy is a major draw, it's also where the novel falls short for some. The plot can be quite predictable, and the reliance on misunderstandings can become repetitive. The ML's personality might rub some readers the wrong way, as he starts off as immature, petty, and possessive. I can see how his behavior could be interpreted as annoying rather than endearing. Also, the novel sometimes touches on serious topics without giving them the weight they deserve. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers mentioned enjoying the role-playing aspect and the "live stream scandal," which sounds hilarious. However, if you prefer to go in completely blind, you might want to skip those chapters initially. ### Final Verdict Overall, I'd recommend *What to Do When the Campus Idol Is Too Overbearing* as a light, comedic read. Don't expect a groundbreaking plot or realistic character development. Instead, embrace the silliness, enjoy the ride, and prepare for some serious laughter. If you can tolerate an overbearing ML and a healthy dose of misunderstandings, you'll likely find this novel to be a fun and entertaining escape.