Not too much drama or intrigues. HE and ofc loyal CP

MC being ML's student. I'd expect at least some form of acknowledgment of power imbalance or some kind of "let's wait until you graduate", or maybe just MC or ML being slightly awkward about it when they find out their real identities, but there was none of it.

Like how Wu Han Ying dealt with the issue with his Aunt and Uncle, it was just briefly glossed over with a "Xia Chen had the lawyers deal with it" passage and that was it. I'm also iffy with how the last chapter is basically a summary of what could have been a dozen or more chapters, like going "all the problems were solved and they lived happily ever after. The End" without explaining what all went into it to get to the conclusion.

their IRL wedding or their moving in together

One of the conclusion is very unrealistic, I mean who does gives a person they just fancied recently and give them a company???

The world in this novel has a lot of fujoshis, at the school and also in the game. They are all funny but if you think about it, the world doesn't look like that. I think fujoshis are rare pokemons?

The start of the story has a nice and steady pace that will also let you absorb in the game HOWEVER the ending is very very very rushed! There's no detailed explanation about how MC handled the company? Did his rotten uncle applied to his company? What happended to his aunt's family after the uncle resigned? What happened to his friends? What is Jun Zhe's occupation? Why does the love rival keeps on disappearing and reappearing? Tmtm

There do are some events in the story that kind of lacks more detail though, like how other side characters react when they got together in the offline meetup. The time frame is kind of pretty weird too that everything almost happen in a few days and they like each other already. Only a few weeks or some months and ML decided to settle down or wants to get married with MC (even giving the ownership of the company). It makes it kind of unrealistic, but I wish it can also happen in real life. Like how ML dotes on MC a lot after they got together.

MCs character is being very obedient (has a very mild personality) as described, but the term used should be being pushover or easy to lead around. I believe the MC easily accepted the relationship because of this personality of his (of course we still need to factor in that he did like 59 in the game - hopefully or if there were other fiction characters who likes him, he can easily be taken away from ML). Also, the MC's behavior towards ML's doting is kind of weird too, the author didnt write that MC was thankful for all the ML's help and affection, which making me uneasy sometimes that maybe one day ML will be done with MC's ungratefulness (but it all comes down to MC being a pushover that's why ML is terribly smitten, lol).

Whenever I see MC replying 'okay' to what ML says, no question ask, I always feel laughing with it.

Still this novel is easy to read, being light, cute, and fluffy. And you have a doting seme and simple/cute uke to boot.

It was annoying when all the ML and the MC could type in the chat box was "..... " There was no description of what their thoughts were like, we just got a bland "..... ".

I found the MC sweet and innocent. I liked that he was very ordinary. No one would remember him or his face, until they got to really know him. It gave a realistic touch to the story. The ML being this rich, ultra capable, multitalented person made me roll my eyes. I wish he had just been a regular professor. It felt like the author regretted making the MC so ordinary, so they had to make the ML extraordinary, otherwise romance would not have a chance.