Fake Slackers
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Rating(4.6 / 5.0, 638 votes)
5 | 73% (468 votes) |
4 | 16% (100 votes) |
3 | 7% (43 votes) |
2 | 3% (16 votes) |
1 | 2% (11 votes) |
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2018
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Status in Country of Origin. One entry per line
112 chapters + 4 extras + 1 chapter fanfiction (Completed)
2 PN Volumes (Completed)
2 PN Volumes (Completed)
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Completely Translated
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Weekly Rank: #435Monthly Rank: #1310
All Time Rank: #1447
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Monthly Rank: #4799
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.After class placements were decided, the school’s two infamous ‘problem youths’ not only shared the same class, but the same desk.
They’re clearly good at studies, but pretend to be slackers. Fakers from head to toe who just keep walking farther down the path of their performance.
Heard through the grapevine about the two big brothers who always fight over the last place in class.
Basically, this is a serious comedy. About the little matters of growing up.
Associated Names
One entry per lineFSC
Ngụy Trang Học Tra
Underachiever
Wei Zhuang Xue Zha
แอบเนียนเป็นนักเรียนห่วยๆ
伪装学渣
偽裝學渣
Ngụy Trang Học Tra
Underachiever
Wei Zhuang Xue Zha
แอบเนียนเป็นนักเรียนห่วยๆ
伪装学渣
偽裝學渣
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Recommendation Lists
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10/09/24 | Lotus Scribe | c79 |
10/02/24 | Lotus Scribe | c78 |
09/25/24 | Lotus Scribe | c77 |
09/18/24 | Lotus Scribe | c76 |
09/11/24 | Lotus Scribe | c75 |
09/04/24 | Lotus Scribe | c74 |
08/28/24 | Lotus Scribe | c73 |
08/21/24 | Lotus Scribe | c72 |
08/14/24 | Lotus Scribe | c71 |
08/07/24 | Lotus Scribe | c70 |
07/31/24 | Lotus Scribe | c69 |
07/24/24 | Lotus Scribe | c68 |
07/17/24 | Lotus Scribe | c67 |
07/10/24 | Lotus Scribe | c66 |
07/03/24 | Lotus Scribe | c65 part2 |
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- MC x sleep
- ML x attention
- Know-It-All x gossip
- Gym rep x food
- Study rep x studying
Best is when these goofs shared a single brain cell and joined forces for ridiculous antics. I couldn't stop laughing at their shenanigans. Seriously, the humor in this book is A+++. The best Found Family, including:-
- Grandpa/can't-be-bothered MC, who lets his actions (mostly fists) speak louder than words.
- Shameless ML, who is a total simp for MC.
- The rowdy bunch of Class 3 - best dudes and dudettes. (Can't get enough of them, seriously!)
- Supportive and hilarious teachers (overall), the kind I wish everyone have in school.
Fake Slacker is one of the books that I wish there are MORE interactions between the main and supporting characters. Seriously, as much as I love the romance between our CP, I can't get enough of the camaraderie (+ridiculous antics) that happened when everyone got together. Young love! Before Fake Slackers, I did not expect to enjoy a high school romance this much (I'm old LOL). It's the kind of sweet slow-burn romance that builds up over time. I totally squealed when they first held hands (LOL). I adore this kind of couple - supportive, sweet, straightforward with a healthy dose of flirting and banter. Well, it's mostly ML teasing MC and either got flustered by MC flirting back, or got pummelled by MC LOL. Character growth and youth spirit Fake Slackers is essentially a story of the two troubled youths. It's lovely to watch them break out of their shells, and bond with loved ones. While I adore the relationship between MC and ML, they don't exist in a bubble. Besides each other's support, it's the acceptance and support of their peers that help the main duo break out of their shells. As a coming-of-age story, the author did a wonderful job of portraying the stage of life that is full of equal hope and uncertainty, and lots of stress from exams LOL. The overall tone of the book is warm and optimistic. Reading Fake Slackers will either leave you with a sense of nostalgia or youthful optimism LOL. P/S I wish there were more books written, or English fanfic because I love this universe so much.